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$50 Regal Cinemas Gift Card

Cinemas continue to exist (for now?) and while they do, those of you living in proximity to a Regal venue can avail of an alluring Costco offer. Be warned though, you must be a Costco member. Non-members will regrettably be denied the privilege of a $50 Regal Cinemas Gift Card for $35. Instead, you can stay home and get yourself a copy of Miami Connection from famed home video distribution company Vinegar Syndrome. You look me in the eye and honestly tell me you don't want to see the full motion picture after watching this clip.

HP Weekly Deals

Savings are good but extra savings are better. Proof comes in the form of HP's Weekly Deals, which sees up to 54% off select PCs. That's good but the extra 10% off via coupon code "PC10DEAL" is even better. What of the pictured this HP Ultra 5 23.8" AIO Desktop PC? It's going for $610 after the coupon, equating to a total savings of $408. Further items are also discounted, if you're willing to peruse the sale to discover them. We can't do all the work for you.

Coke at Amazon

Sometimes it's the simple deals. $2 off Coke for giving a friend the ability to also get $2 off Coke? One sip and you're totally hip! Wait, wrong brand. The point that this is a good deal however, remains unchallenged.

Nike Men's Clearance Shoes at Going, Going, Gone

Intelligence from Deal Central is suggesting that cleats start at $14, slides at $19, and sneakers at $44 in this Nike sale from Going, Going, Gone. It's also true that orders of $65 or more get free shipping, otherwise you'll be rudely stung with an $8.99 charge. Unless you can opt for pickup but that would involve going outside and that's never fun.

Gerber Knives and Multitool Deals at Amazon

These knives come with a limited lifetime warranty. That goes some way to ameliorating the initial feeling when you see a big ol' sharp knife alongside the bold text loudly stating "LIMITED LIFETIME". There are also multitools and hatchets and compact saws; if you need easy access to a sharp blade of any description, this is presumably the sale for you. I would enjoy breaking out one of the meanest looking hatchets to open the plastic wrap around a Blu-ray, like Homer Simpson brandishing a huge chainsaw to slice some cake for Bart.