Morning Deals Round Up
• Today's Woot! is a $55 Seiko's Woman's Watch, perfect for the mother who only deserves a token gesture.
• While this isn't a recommendation to actually go there, here's a coupon for T.G.I. Friday's that gets you a free appetizer (or 'app' as they say in the crappy restaurant business) with a $15 purchase. [via SlickDeals]
• Finally, the price begins to drop on the iRobot Scooba, now available for $300 plus shipping from Brookstone. It's the Roomba that mops—someday I will own him, despite his proprietary Clorox-brand cleaning fuel.
• Amazon is selling Fox TV DVD sets for half-off, including the as-yet-unreleased final, season 3 set of Arrested Development, the show America was too dumb to watch.
Highlights from Dealhack
• Top-Rated Chateau Ste. Michelle Under $20 Specials at Wine.com
• Flash Memory 1GB SD & Mini SD and 512MB USB Deals at Buy.com
• Mother's Day Sale 10% off Jewelry & Fashion at Ashford.com
• Hitachi DZ-MV730A DVD Camcorder $120 off at Geeks.com
Highlihgts from Delight Deals
• Hearst Magazines: Snag the employee discount (up to 80% off!) for mags like Cosmo, Marie Claire, and Harper's Bazaar using this link! Good 'til May 5, 2006.
• Calyx & Corolla: Rare free shipping on $65+ bouquets from luxury flower peddler, Calyx & Corolla! Use code: CCMDAYFS
• Macy's: 20% off with the Friends & Family Event May 3-7, 2006! Click to print your coupon for Macy's West stores or Macy's East stores, or use online codes MCEXEM6SP7 or MCEXEM7SP7.
• Bath & Body Works: Another sweet deal -- print this coupon for $10 off $30 purchase or use code GIFT10 until May 15, 2006.
• Aveda: Free shipping on soothing bath indulgences when you spend $50, use code: MOMSFS
• Olay: Tons of freebies like Olay Complete with SPF and Olay Regenerist Microdermabrasion. Experiment without guilt!
• Netflix: If you have an account, you can now buy used copies of your fave flicks with original DVD case and artwork. Prices start at $5.99, shipping included.
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TGI Friday's is where that diner found human flesh, sliced off a worker's finger, on their hamburger.
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