Question about Q wording

[jaws1]

While clipping some Qs, I noticed what I think is different wording, and wanted to make sure I understand what it's saying. [or, maybe I'm just having a brain-freeze:shrug7:.) There's more than one that I saw with this, but the particular one I'm looking at right now is the:

Buy one 2.1oz pouch of Purina Friskies Party Mix Cat Treats, any variety, Get one Free (up to $1.71), any variety. [THIS part, I understand!!] (exp 4/30/10, don't remember which insert)

Under Consumer:
Required purchase necessary. Coupon may not be copied or transferred. No other coupon may be used to purchase the same package(s). ... blah, blah, blah

okay ... it's the "bolded" part that is messing with my brain --

So ... is this saying that, because I have to buy one, to get one, THIS is the only Q I can use for BOTH of them??
Or, if I had a $xx/1 Party Mix Q, could I still use it on the one I'm buying (in order to get this one free) + the BOGO for the free one?? (like I've done in the past, but never noticed this wording).

And, IS this the same wording as has always been on them, and I just don't remember????

[I think computer crashing last week has crept to my brain ...)

Thanks!

[jaws1]

ooookkkkaaayyyy ... WOW, guess this should've been one of those questions they put on Jeopardy or $64 million Question ...

I figured somebody would've told me I musta lost my mind somewhere and given the answer, by now! ... guess not!:shrug7:

[Ajack]

To me it looks like you can not use any other Q's on the two items. Not all of the BOGO q's have that wording. You need to read everything on them now, so you don't do something bad!

[jaws1]

To me it looks like you can not use any other Q's on the two items. Not all of the BOGO q's have that wording. You need to read everything on them now, so you don't do something bad!

:sad::sad: As a guy my DH used to know would say, "That's NOT the answer I wanted to hear ... go think about it some more!"

yeah, that's kinda the way I was reading it, but hoping I was wrong