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i went one year (after the insanity at other stores) and they usually have a certain selection of stuffed animals for 50% off. i got my plush finding nemo for half off one year.

my BB last year had a note the day before thanksgiving that said "customer service desk will not be open on friday." check your BB.

thread closed. we already have a sam's club thread here. please post all information about sam's club in this thread, including the free breakfast.

tie it to one end of a string, entertain a cat for hours.

if you can find someone to split the membership fee with you, that'd be the best way to get it a tad cheaper, since they give you two cards.

i've merged the two threads - PLEASE everyone search (or look down a few posts) before posting a new thread.

so are we going to have people lining up on Sunday nights to register Monday morning?

you'll have about 300 cars across the street from your parking lot and about 20 car accidents methinks...

check the list from last year: 2006 store list you'll have to scroll down until you hit staples, but it will show the items they put on sale last year. staples - HP Pavilion Desktop w/ 19" Widescreen Monitor, X2 4200+, 1GB Memory, 200GB Hard-Drive - 699.98 staples - HP Pavilion w/ AMD X2 TL-56, 2GB RAM, 120GB Hard Drive, 17" Wide-Screen Display - 1149.98 staples - HP Pavilion w/ Core Duo T2250, 1GB RAM, 120GB Hard Drive, 15.4" Display - 849.98

my youngest brother is the day before

it varies from store to store. contact your store to see if they will. most stores i've come across don't because they would rather have the register open and not process any returns/PMs etc.

try ebay, but you will be paying a premium. that's the only place i've found the actual item. i haven't found an alternative yet.

last year at my old company we ordered both a deep fried turkey and a regular baked turkey from honeybaked, as well as a ham. they both tasted yummy. if you are ordering for thanksgiving, be prepared for the lines. they start about 3 days before thanksgiving. ORDER AHEAD!

i personally don't have a photo printer - i don't see the need. if you are near costco, their photo developing is CHEAP and excellent quality. otherwise, CVS or any other local drug store will also do a good job of developing your photos. for example, i developed nearly 300 photos from my trip to europe, and i think it cost me about 100 dollars total. i don't even want to think about what the ink cost would have been if i printed them myself. some will argue that if you just wanted to print one picture, then a printer is more convenient, which it may be. but i know CVS also has one hour pick up for their photos. if you want just a cheap camera, the HP would be fine. but if you can, look at some of the cheaper canon's. i just can't recommend an HP camera. the A series runs on double AA batteries if battery life/replacement is a concern.

a mandatory week and a half off from work!!

btw, I moved this thread to "other stores" because it is specifically about the PA outlet center.

please continue discussion here: http://forums.gottadeal.com/showthread.php?t=83115 thread closed.

Premium Outlets will probably do a midnight madness also, I vaguely remember them doing it the last two years.

walmart has a cheapie first aid kit that you can buy - you may just want to add some neosporin and some wipes, since i can't remember what's in there right now. i found it near the travel size items.

ok i REALLY need to start pushing the issue with my pharmacy counter, because they never scan my card even though i hand it to them.

grr to it not being valid in CA. oh well luckily my insurance covers mine for only 10 dollars a month.

please see this thread: http://forums.gottadeal.com/showthread.php?t=82619 thread closed.

Current Coupons Description Value Exp. Date Coupon Details Coupon $4.00 EXTRA BUCKS 4.00 11/15/2007 SUMMER 2007 SPENDING ExtraCare Promotion History Description Point Balance End Date Promotion Details SUMMER 2007 SPENDING 219.79 09/16/2007 hmm not bad. can't wait to get my extra bucks! i don't remember what i spent my money on at CVS, LOL.

digg is basically a popularity website. you submit an article to be "dug." the more "diggs" it gets the higher up it goes on the front page of digg, and more people are likely to click it and read it.

personally, i grew up in a family where each of us would only get one present from our parents and other relatives. (in a family of four kids, we thought this was totally normal growing up, and at school we would just never talk about what we got for christmas or how many presents we got. but then our parents didn't tell us about santa either. i think we all just assumed he never existed and it was a neat story.) it kinda boggles my mind when i hear of kids that would get 10 presents or more at christmas, mostly because i don't know if their parents are made of money, or if their parents bought them a ton of stuff on super clearance, or what not. there's no win or lose in this situation though. some might say you're overindulging your children, some say if you can do it, then do it.