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DanGarion
07-14-2005, 09:39 AM
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25% one single item in store or online. Great timing for me since I'm joining a softball league and need some new equiptment.
QuikSand
07-14-2005, 10:14 AM
Thanks for the coupon - nice deal!
RPI-Fan
07-14-2005, 11:10 AM
...enjoys a permanent 25% discount off sports equipment...

:cool:
henry296
07-14-2005, 11:15 AM
Wish I had seen it yesterday. Just bought my fiancee a set of golf clubs but from Dick's for her birthday.
sabotai
07-14-2005, 11:43 AM
Cool, I've been thinking of getting a new tennis racket. Might just grab it now.

Edit: Sweet, $25 off a racket already marked down from $180 I think. Plus free shipping (from Sports Authority)!
Ksyrup
07-14-2005, 12:45 PM
...enjoys a permanent 25% discount off sports equipment...

:cool:OH shit, don't tell me this is yet another retailer adopting the "employee discount" crap. First it was one car company, then they extended it to all of their related cars, then another car company copied, then I saw an ad for something completely unrelated to automobiles using the "employee discount" ad...

It's getting freaking annoying. How about the "we'll sell you our stuff for a fair price" method of advertising.

Although, I wouldn't mind it if the airlines adopted the employee discount method of selling tickets...
ice4277
07-14-2005, 04:14 PM
Cool, I've been thinking of getting a new tennis racket. Might just grab it now.

Edit: Sweet, $25 off a racket already marked down from $180 I think. Plus free shipping (from Sports Authority)!
I also used it to order a tennis racket; I had been putting off doing so for a while.
RPI-Fan
07-14-2005, 04:17 PM
OH shit, don't tell me this is yet another retailer adopting the "employee discount" crap. First it was one car company, then they extended it to all of their related cars, then another car company copied, then I saw an ad for something completely unrelated to automobiles using the "employee discount" ad...

It's getting freaking annoying. How about the "we'll sell you our stuff for a fair price" method of advertising.

Although, I wouldn't mind it if the airlines adopted the employee discount method of selling tickets...

No, just the plain old employee discount. :)