What are you going to buy this Dark Friday?

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What are you going to buy this Dark Friday?

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Black Friday Shopping is coming. As always, it tastes like dead...

I want to know what every one is planning to buy.Here is my shopping list.

http://www.idlemanstudio.net/user/uploa ... ayList.pdf
LOL. Any feedback is welcome.
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Rest and relaxation, which includes not standing in the cold all night outside of best buy.

I drove around last year early in the morning and saw lines wrapped around buildings. It would be a lot nicer if people would buy what they needed and not what they could sell for a profit on ebay.
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I'm gonna buy a gun
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Good grief!!! Mom asked if I would take her out on Black Friday. She said: "Let's go to Dunkin Donuts for coffee at 5 a.m. and then head over to Yonkers to Macy's." :eek: :eek:
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Debbie wrote:Good grief!!! Mom asked if I would take her out on Black Friday. She said: "Let's go to Dunkin Donuts for coffee at 5 a.m. and then head over to Yonkers to Macy's." :eek: :eek:
It's just NYC. I'm sure there won't be anyone out at that time. :p
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Absolutely nothing.
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1 Beer after another at the local bar
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Black Friday? I am confused what is it?
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Roody wrote:It's just NYC. I'm sure there won't be anyone out at that time. :p
Oh no, not in the city. I'll be shopping in Yonkers (Westchester County).
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Debbie wrote:Oh no, not in the city. I'll be shopping in Yonkers (Westchester County).
Irrelevant. Cross County is still going to be mobbed.

Your mother is either crazy, or she's nuts, since you'll probably run into a mob at DD's as well. :p
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hookers & blow


1/2 price blow with every hooker
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a house thats been foreclosed in california

I was going to post a link to that thread, but the SG search results for "bullsh|t" were too numerous

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I WAS going to stand outside one of the big boxes and pick up a 46" LCD TV, but then I realized that all of the models going for $1300 bucks and all that 1) had crappy contrast ratios or 2) had banding problems or 3) had clouding issues...so I bit the bullet and bought a decent sammy 46 incher and therefore I will not need to stand outside in the cold, with the flu, on friday morning.
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Even Kmart has a line around it last year.
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Im buying that song laptop for school at best buy and the tom tom gps and like 500DVD's.... staples im buying 400gb HD and that external 500gb HD and a 4GB flash drive

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tHE_0ne wrote:Im buying that song laptop for school at best buy and the tom tom gps and like 500DVD's.... staples im buying 400gb HD and that external 500gb HD and a 4GB flash drive

cheers and good luck

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U always go after the deals. :D
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Randy wrote:a house thats been foreclosed in california
hey, my parents have a house in shortsale, interested?
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Looked the ads over and for us, pretty much nothing.
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60 lb. bag of sunflower chips for the bird & squirrel feeders.
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MadDoctor wrote:60 lb. bag of sunflower chips for the bird & squirrel feeders.
O rly?
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Couldn't pay me to go out shopping on this day. The girlfriend got up at 3am to go shopping....I'll gladly pay 200% the full price to go during the quieter mid-week hours when it's not as crowded.
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YeOldeStonecat wrote:Couldn't pay me to go out shopping on this day. The girlfriend got up at 3am to go shopping....I'll gladly pay 200% the full price to go during the quieter mid-week hours when it's not as crowded.
Wussy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :p :p

I was up at 2:30 a.m. and in the store shopping at 4 a.m., got finished with Christmas shopping (bought a few extra gifts with the good deals), and even made it to IHOP for breakfast at sunrise. Thank God for strong coffee!!!!!

This was my first black friday excursion. Mom had fun too!!!
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CableDude wrote:O rly?
I have a soft spot in my heart for woodland creatures.
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MadDoctor wrote:I have a soft spot in my heart for woodland creatures.
...and I have a hard spot for you! ;) :p
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YeOldeStonecat wrote:...and I have a hard spot for you! ;) :p
That said... I now have a real "hard" thing for you!


:rotfl:
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Americans all feeding at the trough like the little consumerist hogs we are, paying for unnecessary goods with currency that isn't worth dick outside our borders. Or within, for that matter.
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Burke wrote:Americans all feeding at the trough like the little consumerist hogs we are, paying for unnecessary goods with currency that isn't worth dick outside our borders. Or within, for that matter.
And happy holidays to you too Burke!!! :)
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Waiting quietly for the after "bruise" threads ;)
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well, the wife went out @ 4:00 am - yearly tradition w/ her and her mom ....

my son and I met them for lunch around 12:00 ...

and I got an early Christmas present - she got me a 22" widescreen LCD monitor ... she said the deal was so good she couldn't pass it up ... 165.00 @ Best Buy ...

I'm a lucky guy :thumb: :D
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Burke wrote:Americans all feeding at the trough like the little consumerist hogs we are, paying for unnecessary goods with currency that isn't worth dick outside our borders. Or within, for that matter.
:wth:

Burke, I'll bet you were in line @ 3:00 am ;)
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Jamie_R wrote: :wth:

Burke, I'll bet you were in line @ 3:00 am ;)
He was. They had a special on American flags.
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Well Burke is right, it seems a minute amount of people are even paying attention to the economy... from today the Dollar falls again..
http://www.guardian.co.uk/feedarticle?id=7098182
Countries around the world are beginning to move away from the Dollar ..
http://www.wtop.com/?nid=111&sid=1294163
Oil transactions are moving to other currencies instead furthering its decline, and people still sit here having no clue why the gas prices are climbing along with everything else. People are losing their homes left and right defaulting on loans ..
http://realtytimes.com/rtcpages/2007060 ... doomed.htm

Yet people continue to live in fantasy land :sleep: spending their asses off like lemmings while being brutal with each other to save a few bucks
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21938918/

Honestly does anyone even care... let me guess so long as people can be entertained, watch sports, get wasted etc. everything is peachy... im waiting for the day for people to be :confused: NO ONE TOLD ME.....
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frostybear wrote:Honestly does anyone even care... let me guess so long as people can be entertained, watch sports, get wasted etc. everything is peachy...
:thumb:
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MadDoctor wrote: :thumb:
Timeless words right here..
"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter."
Martin Luther King Jr.
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frostybear wrote:Well Burke is right, it seems a minute amount of people are even paying attention to the economy... from today the Dollar falls again..
http://www.guardian.co.uk/feedarticle?id=7098182
Countries around the world are beginning to move away from the Dollar ..
http://www.wtop.com/?nid=111&sid=1294163
Oil transactions are moving to other currencies instead furthering its decline, and people still sit here having no clue why the gas prices are climbing along with everything else. People are losing their homes left and right defaulting on loans ..
http://realtytimes.com/rtcpages/2007060 ... doomed.htm

Yet people continue to live in fantasy land :sleep: spending their asses off like lemmings while being brutal with each other to save a few bucks
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21938918/

Honestly does anyone even care... let me guess so long as people can be entertained, watch sports, get wasted etc. everything is peachy... im waiting for the day for people to be :confused: NO ONE TOLD ME.....
Burke wrote:Americans all feeding at the trough like the little consumerist hogs we are, paying for unnecessary goods with currency that isn't worth dick outside our borders. Or within, for that matter.
I am sorry the rest of us hogs/lemmings don't live up to your expectations.
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jeremyboycool wrote:I am sorry the rest of us hogs/lemmings don't live up to your expectations.
They aren't my expectations, I think for future generations, nephews , nieces, friends children and even those I don't know, its not even about me its the world THEY will grow up in. It is the sad fact that most people don't care about the future just today and now which is downright selfish.
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Jamie_R wrote:well, the wife went out @ 4:00 am - yearly tradition w/ her and her mom ....

my son and I met them for lunch around 12:00 ...

and I got an early Christmas present - she got me a 22" widescreen LCD monitor ... she said the deal was so good she couldn't pass it up ... 165.00 @ Best Buy ...

I'm a lucky guy :thumb: :D
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frostybear wrote:It is the sad fact that most people don't care about the future just today and now which is downright selfish.
That is true. However... there are a great deal of us that do think beyond today and/or tomorrow to the future of our youth.

Not me of course.... but others.

;)
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frostybear wrote:Timeless words right here..
"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter."
Martin Luther King Jr.
I the only one who finds that quote ironic? lol
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nvm
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