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Each week, in addition to the links you can see by spying on my Google Reader, I compile a list of posts that interested me and post them here on Saturday. You can check out the ABDPBT Personal Finance, ABDPBT Tech, and ABDPBT Commodity Fetishism versions at your leisure as well. If you have any posts that were great that I missed, please send me an email and I’ll check it out before next week.

• Please look at these doughnut sandwiches. Now, which do you feel like doing more — vomiting or salivating? It’s a tie? Me too!
• Fans of Project Runway will appreciate this: “Tim Gunn Is Tired Of Your Bullshit.” Hilarious.
• Penelope Trunk is getting married and moving to a farm! Also, she may or may not be writing sponsored posts for the flower industry. Wow.
• Deb On The Rocks exposes the terminal stupidity of not-famous Christian pop stars. And their assistants.

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Here are some of my favorite articles from this week in the world of personal finance. Enjoy at your leisure, and don’t forget to check out the ABDPBT, ABDPBT Tech, and ABDPBT Commodity Fetishism versions as well. If you have a link to suggest for next week, please email me at anna at abdpbt dot com and I’ll check it out.

• According to Bankrate, you can use Twitter to save cash. What they don’t tell you is how much crap twitter spam you will have to wade through if you try to do this. It’s kind of like someone telling you to “use email to save money on pharmaceuticals.” Or to enhance penis size. But those MSM outlets are trying, god bless ‘em.
• Explore the pitfalls of buying in bulk at Get Rich Slowly. None of this is news, but I enjoyed the anecdote about how the blogger’s kids started to revolt after being made to eat Puffins cereal at breakfast for six months straight. Perhaps a better title would be, “When Does It Stop Being Smart Home Economy And Start Being Child Abuse? Learn To Identify The Signs.” [Note to self: write that idea down.]
• Bargaineering takes on the delicate subject of women outearning their husbands. How does Jim Wang, chief blogger at Bargaineering, feel about it? After a paragraph of hedges and rationalizations, he concludes that, under a certain set of conditions, he’d be totally fine with it.