spartanstew

No, it doesn't have traffice (hence, no T in the name). Either way, I'll be getting the 40LM from Staples.

A sweatshirt would be great.

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Man, I'm out of it. I have 4 and 6 year old boys and I've never even heard of skate socks, Pixo's, Benderoos, Moon Sand or most of the other things mentioned in this thread. Maybe it's cause they don't watch much TV and when they do, everything's on the DVR and the 6 year old knows how to ff through commercials. All they want are Legos and Bakugons.

The Stand - Stephen King.

Two years ago I wanted a laptop at Walmart, but had to go to Circuit City first. By the time I got to Wal Mart, all the laptops were gone. As I was walking through the store to leave, I saw an employee pushing a cart. Inside it was one of the laptops. I said "what is that stuff for?". And he said, the line was to long, so someone abandoned it. I grabbed it. Score.

Was going to get a BD player tomorrow/today, but was able to snag one of the Panny BD35's on Sears one day sale earlier this week for $140 (+ 2 free blu Ray movies), so that left only a few things I needed. Today, I ordered the Uniden 5 handset phone system from Sears to replace our non-functioning phones. Tomorrow I head out to get a digital photo frame, toys and clothes from WalMart and Kohls.

Oh, they'll tell stories alright.

Every year I get up at 5am and head out to the stores. I usually hit 2 or 3 (CC or BB, WalMart, Staples or OD). Every year I get everything I'm after and I'm back home by 9am. Then the wife and I head to Kohls.

It depends on your screen size, seating distance and the actual resolution of your HDTV (720p vs. 1080p).

Christmas movie trivia sounds great.

I get general ideas when the ads start coming out, but I don't make a final plan until Thanksgiving. Advanced notice is great, but I like actually looking at the paper ads, finding things I might have missed from obscure stores and putting a plan down on paper.

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