nirvana4all

Yah! It has been a few years since I got a new shirt, still have my other shirt that I wear each year, think it is from 2009.

I buy full versions and still have an use them, even when I migrate to a new computer, you own it for life, supposed to uninstall from old one and then install on new PC. With Office 365, you lease the car. Yes you have the newest one (I don't see any useful difference between office 2010 and newest office), but you pay monthly for a total of $99/yr+. You can own it for that price (Staples I believe has office 2016 for $99 BF).

I see this post theme every year "the ads this year suck" and yet we as a group always find something we want and we always flood the stores. I guess we just always want more and better, it is the gottadealer in us

1. Football jersey style? 2. For a t-shirt style, have the front with the following words and checked boxes out from them: Turkey (box w/ check) Football (box w/ check) Doorbusters (box w/ check) Then on the back of the t-shirt, the following words: I got my Black Friday, did you get yours? Then gottadeal info like website, etc.......

I second, or maybe it is third by this point the newegg.com vote. You can even get combo kits that are just missing one or two last parts to select yourself and put together for an amazing deal, built for your needs.

Saw the Tonka trucks and just flashed back to my childhood.

Maybe they know the FTC will approve the merger between staples and office depot so they can save face on their side and run the deals only at office depot side and still rake in the $.

Went to pick up a few movies that I couldn't get online with hopes that they had not sold out since I waited til around 9:30pm in order to eat with family. The place was in no way packed, many items (even cheap 55" tv's) were still around in stock. I think the 6pm opening tonight was a flop, at least at this store. Just my 2 cents.

All of the above, folder with ads, some printed ad scans for ads that did not come in the paper, ads for sales on cyber monday, then of course have everything in my phone, and have the laptop with me until right near the very end when we enter the store in case I can get it cheaper online, and then to check it off my spreadsheet after I get it and am in the car with wife driving to next store.

I took advantage of the Best buy 1 day sale bit on the 50" Sharp HDTV 120hz for $399 and surprise, it was waiting for me at my door when I got home today. It is just as cheap as the only confirmed other 120hz refresh rate which is $398. No waiting in line, and the same price Best buy is offering for a similar if not same model on BF.

I am so pissed: I work thanksgiving morning each year so I don't have to cook, come home and eat, make nice with the relatives, then the wife allows me to go camp out. How in the world can I get any of the good deals if they open at 6pm on thanksgiving day??!!!!!!! The reason for my rant at Target in specific is that many of the items I want are cheapest so far here.

Smaller than I am hoping for, but you can grab a 50" for $428 right now from sams club. http://www.samsclub.com/sams/50-120-bmr-led-wifi-1080p-3-hdmi-wifi/prod14940111.ip?navAction=push

Prices are better in december as dealers are getting rid of the very last of the prior years inventory...if there is any left still. Black friday is an okay day to get a deal and still have some inventory to chose from, but it is last years normally. I got my Sonata that was the first 2014 Turbo delivered to this area last year a little before black friday, so they were offering great deals by that time on the 2013's. That's my 2 cents.

72 pages, really, 72 pages?!!!

It is out now, Sam's club can likely be counted on for a deal on it, closely followed by Radio Shack.

I love online shopping while I am camping out outside a store for something I have to have. One thing about online versus in store, if you get your hands on it in the store and check out with it, you definitely have it. As many of us know, however, an online order can always be cancelled by the company. If it is something I can live without or think there is no chance I can be one of a select few that can get it in the store, or it is not worth camping at that store for item A when I am at another store for 6 items, then that is something I try to buy online over Black Friday.

Heretical Blasphemy!

I am still hoping for an HTC M8 Prime/Max for the holiday season.

Check out lines took 45 minutes at least. Not fun waiting experience.

I was able to get all the movies I wanted from walmart or best buy on amazon's site for the same or less, no tax, no shipping, no waiting. I call that a win.

ANY computer can crash, the cheaper it is, the more likely cheap parts (or old outdated parts) were used. Crashes though are often software related, and have to do with upkeep by the user. Computer hardware failure can lead to "crashes" through hard drive failure most commonly that I see that are not software related. What I tend to see with cheaper brands are hardware failure such as ports stop working, including the charging port, dvd drives that stop reading, keys that fall off, and screen connections that fail. Hard drives of every make and model will occasionally fail even if taken care of properly. Per Con Sumer Re ports, Toshiba, Acer and HP were the less likely laptops to have repairs needed. Dell, Lenovo and Sony were more likely. Hope that helps.

Yes, the s5100 and the x510 are the equivalents.

It is a whole wireless home audio and internet system. You can listen to music, tv, etc wirelessly anywhere on property as well as it will carry your internet signal there too. My buddy loves using it to listen to and watch football games on the TV, but then if he goes out to the grill, or the boat dock, or to work on car he has a speaker set up there as well so he just listens to it wherever he is. He also has a good bit of $$.

No goodie bags here, but it was a nice 65 degrees too.

Try this, Sonos is awesome quality, http://www.jr.com/sonos/pe/SNH_PLAY5BLACK/ got it from the JR ad brad linked to.