This Week in the Archives

This year I’m looking back by linking to some of the more interesting posts from this week in previous years. Here are some from February 16-22, 2006:

* Feb. 16: We DonÃ¢â‚¬â„¢t Need No SteenkinÃ¢â‚¬â„¢ $1,000,000 for Retirement
* Feb. 16: Ben Stein Protects America
* Feb. 18: Comcast Neglected to Mention
* Feb. 20: Flexo’s First Getaway
* Feb. 21: Tax Bill or Tax Refund, Which is Better?
* Feb. 22: Honda Hybrid at $10,000

From February 16-22, 2005:

* Feb. 16: Affluent Shop at Discount Stores
* Feb. 17: Sweet Credit Card Deals
* Feb. 22: Luxuries You Can Live Without

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1 ib February 21, 2007 at 1:59 pm: dunleavy’s luxuries you can live without article is a really good one. glad i saw it this time around.
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