I'm cheap... you?

WTF?!

Creamy Chicken is the BOMB!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by slostang

two words.

ramen noodles.

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This. I've done some pretty amazing things.

Can never go wrong with beef and shrimp! nom nom nom

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Originally Posted by Kevykev

I have a home in decatur (brother's rent it from me) and a house in stockbridge (Close to Decatur/Conyers side) me and wife's crib.

Trash pickup is extra in stockbridge but included in Decatur's water/sanitation bill...see where this is headed?

I drop the trash off in Decatur once per week or twice per month to avoid paying for trash pickup in stockbridge.


Discuss?


or no?







I'm not the only frugal mofo on here so lemme hear it.

brb

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LOL take my trash to the apartments down the street! REPPED



P.s. your not being cheap, we are in a recession! :lmfao:

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Originally Posted by Echonova

Creamy Chicken is the BOMB!!!!!!

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hands down, that is my favorite flavor. :goodjob:

the local walmart rarely keeps them in stock though, and they never have them in the bulk packs :(

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Originally Posted by allout13

hands down, that is my favorite flavor. :goodjob:

the local walmart rarely keeps them in stock though, and they never have them in the bulk packs :(

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My wife finds them some of the time at the Publix near our house. When she does she is well-trained to just grab the whole tray/box and throw it in the cart.

LOL @ well trained

I keep my pimp-hand strong girlfriend. Believe that.

Ah silky!

down here in the country we burn ours yep sure do:D

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Originally Posted by Echonova

Refer to your friendly EPA guidelines of course...

http://www.gelighting.com/na/home_li...d_disposal.pdf

^^^ Not a joke, the real thing.


From GE...

What do I do with a CFL when it burns out? What is the proper disposal of a CFL bulb?
Follow these guidelines to dispose your CFL properly:

* Like paint, batteries, thermostats, and other hazardous household items, CFLs should be disposed of properly. Do not throw CFLs away in your household garbage if better disposal options exist. To find out what to do first check www.earth911.org (where you can find disposal options by using your zip code) or call 1-800-CLEAN-UP for local disposal options.

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Relax, dude.... while small businesses and corporations would need a company to haul away their toxic waste, State and Federal law provide exemption for residents, as long as it is solid....

i watch the mail. when coupons for food places (mostly fast food) i cut them individually, and when friends wanna go get something to eat, i go where i have coupons. usually save 2$(from 5 to 3) or have extra food to eat at another meal.

i dont just go places- i think of where i will need to go all week, wait til i can do it all at once.

i put only a few gallons of gas in my car at a time- makes me not wanna just drive around bc "i have no gas" and a lighter car uses less gas than a heavy car (yes i know its very minimal)

if im going to eat somewhere like fast food, ill stop at quiktrip first, use my "refill cup" to buy a specialty drink (fountain drink or frozen cappucino) cost less than 1$ take that with me to the food place and drink it instead of spending (at least 1.49$) on a drink. (and most coupons are for sandwitches "if u buy fries" or "buy one get one free" so they dont include a drink. (thats where they get you)

warm? i can wear a hoodie and cudddle in a blanket rather than have my heat on 68+

many other small things. like i wanted aftermarket exhaust for my 4 wheeler, instead of spending 200+ i went on motorcycle forum asked if anyone has a stock muffler from a sportbike thye would give me, bam free exhaust. made for much bigger motor so it has a lil better flow, looks better, and free.

buy "homestyle bakes" meals. they are 3$ and have enough food for 2 meals easily. and they are good, and some are very healthy. (chik/vegetables-rice/chik-noodles/chik)

order shoes off of internet when i do buy them, always cheaper.

anytime i need something that doesnt have to be new, i go on craigslist first.

i love budgeting.