For beer lovers on a budget, SaveOnBrew.com is a website worth a look.

Updated daily, the site lists sale prices on beer at more than 50,000 retail locations across the country, eliminating the need to thumb through all those sales circulars hunting for the best price on your favorite brand.

From Blue Moon and Bud to Yuengling, SaveOnBrew.com has got you covered on advertised sale prices.

But you're out of luck if you're looking for the best beer prices at retailers such as Target, Walmart and the warehouse clubs, which typically don't include that information in their ads.

In the Triangle, you can find advertised beer prices for Harris Teeter, Lowes Foods, Food Lion, Piggly Wiggly and Walgreens on SaveOnBrew.com, though because of a glitch in data entry the beer prices for Lowes Foods aren't included this week.

The site is simple to use.

If you spend any amount of time on Facebook, you most likely have dozens, if not hundreds, of photos on your page.

But few of those pictures, if any, ever get printed.

Walgreens is hoping to change that with a new Facebook photo app it launched today that not only prints your Facebook photos buy also gives you the option of printing a photo caption along with your Facebook friends' comments.

Through Sept. 1, Walgreens is hoping to hook you on the concept with a generous freebie -- up to five prints free.  After that, the 5x7 photos will cost you $2.99 each.

If you have movie-watching on your agenda for the upcoming weekend, why not save a little money?

Blockbuster Express is offering a new discount code when you rent two movies from one of its kiosks.

$1 will be discounted when you rent the second movie.

If a movie night is in your weekend plans, Blockbuster Express has released a new code good for a double feature.

Use the code: AUGUSTDVDS

Good through Sunday, Aug. 19, the code will take $1 off the price of two one-night movie rentals.

Just in time for the brutally hot weekend, Blockbuster Express has released a new discount code.

Centsible Saver has got five cups to give away to blog readers. Leave me a comment or question at the end of this post and you'll be entered to win. I'll pick five winners on Wednesday, May 9.

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Remember last year's buzz over the refillable cups at Kangaroo Express that gave you free soda and slushie refills all summer long?

As you may recall, the cups sold out so quickly at $6.99 each that they soon showed up on craigslist for as much as 40 bucks a pop.

Well, the "Roo Cups" are back for a second season.

You can score a free 8x10 photo enlargement at Walgreens right now.

Order your print at Walgreens.com and use the code FREEONE at check out.

Select in-store pick-up and your enlargement will be completely free.

Offer is good through 11:59 p.m. (Central Time) Saturday.

Looking for a way to do Valentine's Day on the cheap?

Redbox wants to help you woo your Valentine with a FREE movie rental.

Head over here to the Redbox Facebook page and send your sweetie a love note with a code for a free standard movie rental. The code is good all day Tuesday, Feb. 14.

Have more than one Valentine? Send as many as like to all your friends and loved ones who are on Facebook.

If the Super Bowl is not in your game plan for today, you might want to take advantage of a FREE code from Blockbuster Express.

When renting at a Blockbuster Express kiosk today, use the code BIGGAME for $1 off any rental.

That will score you a freebie on an older movie or half off on new releases, which rent for $2.

The code is only good today, Sunday, Feb. 5.

When avid couponers get together, the conversation might seem like a foreign language to the uninitated.

And a message on an online couponing forum can seem like complete gibberish -- nothing but alphabet soup to a coupon novice.

A typical back and forth might go something like this:

Question: IVDSO BOGO IP Qs on Cheerios. It's DH's favorite. PLMK.

Answer: No BOGO Qs, but have five Catalinas for 50 C/O. (DND). Will trade for BTFE or FARs.SASE.

Say what?

Here's the translation: