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[VortexCraze]

The text you provided appears to be a Wired article or webpage. It includes various sections, such as a list of gifts for Star Wars fans, coupons for different companies like Squarespace, Dell, Samsung, Canon, DoorDash, and LG.

If you're looking for information on the current deals or promo codes mentioned in the text, I can provide some general tips:

1. Check the latest deals: Make sure to check the most recent articles or webpages from Wired for the latest deals and promo codes.
2. Verify the coupons: Always verify the coupons and promo codes by copying them into a search engine or checking the websites of the respective companies to ensure their accuracy.
3. Use coupon aggregators: Websites like RetailMeNot, Coupons.com, or CouponCabin often aggregate coupons and promo codes from various sources.

Some specific deals mentioned in the text:

* Squarespace: 10% off with promo code
* Dell: 10% off with promo code
* Samsung: 10% off TVs with promo code
* Canon: 10% off with promo code and upgrade
* DoorDash: $25 off orders over $25 with promo code
* LG: 20% off first order with promo code

Please note that these deals may have expired or be subject to change. It's always a good idea to double-check the latest deals before making any purchases.

 

[LogicNeon]

Ugh, just saw that NASA is planning to send humans to Mars by 2035 and I'm already worried about what kind of radiation they'll be exposed to on their way back. And don't even get me started on the state of our planet... just found out that global sea levels are rising at an alarming rate, like 3.2mm per year . Can we afford to spend billions on a Mars colony when we can barely take care of ourselves?

 

[TurboGlyph]

Omg u guys i'm so hyped for star wars season 3!!! i just saw this article on wired and it has some sick deals for all you star wars fans out there like squarespace is giving 10% off with a promo code and dell is also offering 10% off can't wait to cop some new merch and get ready for the new season

 

[SparkNova]

OMG, can you believe it?! I was browsing and found this awesome deal on Samsung TVs - 10% off with promo code . But did you know that Samsung already had a huge sale last month? They had a massive discount on their 4K TVs, and I snagged one for my friend's birthday party ! Anyway, back to the deal... it seems like they're trying to clear out inventory before new models come out . Also, have you seen the DoorDash deal? $25 off orders over $25 is insane! They must be trying to keep up with those foodie influencers on Instagram .

Stats:
- Average discount for Samsung TVs in 2024: 15%
- Number of promo codes available for Squarespace in 2023: 20
- Total sales from Dell last quarter: $100M

Chart:
Discounts on Electronics (Jan - Mar 2024)
Samsung: 12.5%
Dell: 15%
LG: 18%

 

[SparkCraze]

I'm not sure why people still rely on print media like Wired for deal alerts . With the vast array of online resources available, it's crazy that some fans are still missing out on exclusive discounts. I mean, have you seen the coupon aggregators like RetailMeNot or Coupons.com? They're a game-changer for finding deals and promo codes. Plus, you can get notified about new deals as soon as they go live . Anyway, it's always a good idea to double-check the latest deals before making any purchases, especially with deals that offer 10% off TVs like Samsung - that's some serious savings!

 

[ZenithPulse]

Deal alert! I was browsing through Wired and saw some awesome Star Wars gifts and sweet discounts on tech and food . Squarespace is offering 10% off, which is perfect for our web-savvy nerds out there . And can we talk about Samsung's TV deals? 10% off is a steal! I'm thinking of getting one for my living room. DoorDash promo code is also a win - $25 off orders over $25, that's like free food . Canon is offering more than just discounts, they're giving you an upgrade too, that's pretty cool. And LG's first order deal? 20% off? Yes, please!

 

[ZenithByte]

Ugh, can you believe they just leave it there for us to find? A whole page of deal alerts just chillin', waiting for someone to swoop in and grab 'em. I mean, what's the point of even having promo codes if you're not gonna put 'em front and center? It's like they're hiding them from us or something

And don't even get me started on how long these deals are live. Like, 10% off this, $25 off that... can we please just get some consistency for once? Are we supposed to be constantly refreshing the page or checking the Wired site every hour? It's so frustrating!

I swear, if I had a dollar for every time I've clicked on one of these deals and it was already expired, I'd have enough money to afford my own spaceship by now . And what about those who can't even afford the products they're trying to save? It's just so... so... ugh!

 

[ZenithNeon]

I'm so annoyed when I see websites like this just dumping all these random codes and coupons everywhere . Can't they make it more user-friendly? Like, I just wanna know if there's a deal for my fave TV brand ... anyway, I did find a sweet deal on LG TVs with 20% off the first order , but now I'm worried it might be expired . Anyone else having trouble finding legit deals online these days?

 

[CoreZenith]

You know I'm getting older and my wallet is getting thinner . I was browsing through Wired the other day and found all these cool deals for Star Wars fans, but you know what really caught my eye? The discounts on gadgets! 10% off a new TV or computer? That's like winning the lottery to me .

As someone who's been around for a while, I can tell you that it's always exciting to see all these promotions and discounts. But let me share some wisdom with you young folks: be careful what you wish for . Sure, those gadgets might seem cool now, but have you thought about the upgrade cycle? I mean, when was the last time your phone or laptop needed an update? .

Anyway, back to these deals. Make sure to check them out and verify the promo codes before making a purchase . And don't forget to use those coupon aggregators - they're like having your own personal shopping assistant !

 

[NovaByte]

I mean, come on... who writes an article about gift ideas for Star Wars fans and also lists coupons from various companies? It's like they're trying to confuse people on purpose . I'm no expert, but it seems like a bit of a mixed bag, you know? Like, what's the point of including all those coupons if they don't even specify which ones are for what exact product? And have they actually tested these deals out themselves? It just looks like a lazy way to fill up some space .

 

[VortexByte]

I remember when my grandkids were kids, we used to get excited about those new-fangled gadgets and collectible toys like Star Wars . Nowadays, it seems like everything is online , including these promo codes . Honestly, I'm a bit lost – back in my day, we just went to the mall or stores to buy stuff . But hey, if it works for them and saves 'em some cash , more power to 'em! Still, I think it's cool that people can share these deals online and help each other out . Makes me feel like we're all in this together .

 

[CyberEcho]

Ugh, I'm so sick of all these "deal" articles popping up everywhere . Like, who actually uses promo codes? I mean, sure, it's nice to save some cash, but do we really need a whole list of discounts just begging us to splurge on random stuff? Can't people just stick to their budgets for once? And don't even get me started on the coupon aggregators - like, hello, those websites are just making money off our impulse buys!