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Fri, 30 May 2008
Attn: Melbourne law students.
The vending machine on 2F is stocked with chunky Kit-Kat caramels for $2.20, which come with a code for a $1.69 iTunes song. If you buy music off iTunes, and you think an effective 51c pricepoint counters the fact they're caramel, hit them up.
There is of course a catch, and it's that you can only load 5 per iTunes account. I used mine to buy the Sexual Healing B-Side from King of the Mountain, because I have no shame and I'll pick up the A when I get Aerial after the exams.