What are you going to buy this Dark Friday?
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frankthedm
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Was it an FYE! Store?Pyrex said:
[IMaGer]http://img119.imageshack.us/img119/2176/smerku9.jpg[/IMaGer]Bolingbrook Hobby Lobby
Clear Yellow Spraypaint $1.50
Yorktown area Best Buy
Aligator [1980] DVD $10
Yorktown mall Spencers
World of Warcraft Dwarf action figure $17
Bloomingdale mall FYE!
Pan's Labrynth SE $10
Bloomingdale mall Gamer's Paradise
SSS d20 Bloodsea $10
Metal 3E D&D Paladin mini with bow $1.30
Reaper sword and shield elf $1.30
2 packs of Reaper warlord zombies $9
Mount Prospect Games Plus
2 Green ronin sale books $10
Traded a few rare heroclix and DDM figs for dozens of Desert of Desolation commons and uncommons with someone i know up there.
Arlington Heights Meijer
Crab pasta salad 1.60. Found out later I did not like it much
Meijer red pop $0.65
Orange frilly yarn $2
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Thornir Alekeg
Albatross!
I woke up, laughed at the idea that people had been up for hours trying to buy things, played on my brother-in-law's Wii, ate leftovers and installed their new chandelier while by brother-in-law and my wife took all the kids to see Enchanted.
I have found my dislike for the consumerism of Christmas to be growing with each passing year. I still get gifts for my friends and family, but have a budget for my shopping and don't feel like I am showing less love because I could have bought more with that budget if I had been willing to work harder at getting a deal. The thought behind the gift is what matters, not the value of what I buy.
I have found my dislike for the consumerism of Christmas to be growing with each passing year. I still get gifts for my friends and family, but have a budget for my shopping and don't feel like I am showing less love because I could have bought more with that budget if I had been willing to work harder at getting a deal. The thought behind the gift is what matters, not the value of what I buy.
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You would need to pay me, a lot, to go into any traditional store on Black Friday.
My poor mother works at a department store, and she had to work on Friday; thankfully, she didn't need to work the first shift (when the doors opened at 5am), but it was still a zoo, and the store looked like a tornado had gone through by the end of the day (the folks who worked the final shift had to spend several additional hours after closing, putting the store back together for Saturday).
So, the only things I bought on Friday were lunch and dinner.
My poor mother works at a department store, and she had to work on Friday; thankfully, she didn't need to work the first shift (when the doors opened at 5am), but it was still a zoo, and the store looked like a tornado had gone through by the end of the day (the folks who worked the final shift had to spend several additional hours after closing, putting the store back together for Saturday).
So, the only things I bought on Friday were lunch and dinner.
Never have liked even the thought of going out shopping on Black Friday.
This year, I spent the day building a wood bunk-bed for my two daughters' dolls.
(Craft: Doll Furniture, DC 20)
This year, I spent the day building a wood bunk-bed for my two daughters' dolls.
(Craft: Doll Furniture, DC 20)
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