- Virgin Mobile: Unlimited monthly calling for $79.99, the cheapest unlimited plan of any national carrier
- Amazon: Pearl PCB6 Primero 6″ Cowbell for $11.99 (down from $20)
- Amazon: Police “Synchronicity” MP3 Album download for $1.99
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Let me be the first to say–”More Cowbell!”
I need more cowbell. And at 11.99, how can I go wrong?
I have a fever. And they only prescription is … more Synchronicity
Great… I can finally get that cowbell I’ve been having nightmares about! LOL Random?!?!
admit it, Ben, you posted that solely for the “more cowbell” comments.
With all the more cowbell fever – no one noticed that there is a deal for Toast 9 Tatanium.
I would prefer Toast 9 Titanium. Maybe that’s why its $40 – like the Nintando Wee you can buy on the streets of Hong Kong.
Actually if you’re lucky enough to live in certain areas and don’t travel, MetroPCS has the very cheapest unlimited calling plan and has absolutely NO contracts.
I don’t think the Virgin Mobile unlimited calling for $80 is a great deal — I get the same from Metro PCS in my area (unlimited calling + unlimited texting) for under $50 a month, taxes and fees included.
The Synchronicity download is a perfect example of the right price for music. I already own the CD, but rather than digging through boxes in my basement to try to find it, I’ll happily spend the $2 to download it, DRM-free. Man, the music companies just don’t get it, do they? Props to Amazon.
Not interested in more cowbell, just more ice cream.
@corkdork: there’s a good reason why it’s nicknamed “Ghetro”…the reception is poor and you can’t use it outside of the Bay Area well (I assume that’s where you are).