I'm like the less-slobby, less-crazy version of a couponer, so I have like 10 bags of dogfood and 20 boxes of dog treats in my garage at any given time. Is that what you mean?
I'm not going to worry about the apocalypse. The world could end for me at any time. But then, I never studied for tests either.
As an aside, I've begun to wonder how people get by at all without coupons. It took a bit of a running start, but I now turn up my nose at things that aren't free or nearly free. I can even provide for three households- for $5 today, I got my mom 4 lbs of hot dogs (they freeze), 2 packages of toilet paper, 4 toothbrushes, some ramen noodles and some other stuff I can't remember.
Funny thing. When I went gluten free, I found out my coupons did not reflect my lifestyle. Now granted, it's a hard life choice, but my no longer have to eat antacids mixed with nexium. So yeah, iI think I'm off wheat until I can digest it. Oh and trust me, I test it with Tommy's burgers and Ritz crackers and every fucking time I feel the pain.
Anyways. I cancelled my sunday coupon paper after 2 months of gluten free. When it comes to ass wipe, it's a matter of pennies. You have a baby and I'm sure that plays a HUGE part of the savings.
Babs, you are supposedly a grad from a medical university. Ragging on someone getting off of drugs because all they have to do is not eat gluten, well it shows why you are no longer employed at a pharmacy. That sad excuse of trying to over medicate MLE for high inflammation? You are laughable musically, theatrical, and in any professional study of medicine.
There's tons of coupons for gluten-free shit, and much of it you don't need a newspaper for. You can print or use a clipping service. I'm a vegan and I coupon just fine.
Coupons have saved me money on everything from landscaping stones to detergent to prescriptions to a washing machine.