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I know its probably too good to be true and I had to look twice but under the $7 bluray picture that is the Lord of the Rings theaterical movie bluray boxset. Not the individual movies but the actual boxset shown. Oh please god don't let that be a misprint, that would be so friggin awesome.

When people forgot what they learned in kindegarten. Like don't push or shove, don't run in the hallways and be polite. When did a sale at a store suddenly equate to free reign to act like animals unless given a ticket?

I will be waiting to read the news that the family successfully sues walmart over this giving them full blame. Then some of the people who trampled the guy to death get together and sue Walmart for "making" them kill the guy and causing them mental anguish. I can see the headlines now.

If walmart is sued then they should review cameras and sue the people that actually killed the man. This mentality of suing establishments for general human faults has got to stop. People need to start taking responsibility for their own actions. I'm sure some of the people that realize they killed that man are right now reasoning to themselves that it is walmarts fault he is dead and not their own. Sad state of humanity.

Bought a cheap game off of Amazon early this morning and went to Garden Ridge at about 6am to look at there christmas stuff. There was no one there and it was so nice to walk around in an empty store on BF and look at everything at a slow pace. I was so close to going by the Best Buy lines and screaming "What the heck are you waiting in line for?" I just don't get it this year, there is absolutely no deals worth standing in line for and nothing you couldn't have gotten off of amazon or a couple weeks ago cheaper somewhere else.

Is there REALLY anything worth buying a ticket for this year? I mean, come on...

Having worked there I can advise the longer you wait the slimmer your pickings are for the B2G1 deal. If you have specific games you are looking for you need to get in there in a resonable time to get them.

Biggest pet peeve? That people have created the horrible idea of standing in lines Thanksgiving morning just because they are trying to one up each other every year on the hours. It's just not fun anymore now.

This year some boxer shorts and a tshirt. Checking the deals online and then maybe going to Garden Ridge early afternoon.

Unfortunately for us the way Black Fridays are now you have to be in line Thanksgiving morning to even get any of the doorbusters. And I am just looking at the ad and saying its not inspiring me at all to stand in line. I'll check out the online deals but there isn't really anything at all i'm seeing so far making me want to stand in line at any store.

Wow, BB isn't even worth a passing glance this year.

Anyone hear anything more about that rumored Office Depot 37 inch LCD for 300 bucks?

Quoted for the truth. After what happened last year and seeing the support for all this unethical behaviour on BF its really turned me off. I used to want to take the day off, more so then Thanksgiving. I used to have fun looking for the deals and planning my day but now its just turned into a who can get rich quick off it scheme in whatever way possible. Whats maddening is its not even alot of money we are talking about here, but enough to ruin the day of the people immediately behind you in line who waited there probably almost as long as you have. I give up on BF this year. Im just going to order a TV I need from a shop I found, pretty good deal on it. This is just not worth the hassle of waiting in line the afternoon of Thanksgiving to beat out people who aren't even there for the deals just to make a few bucks.

This just sucks. I had a couple friends that were caught up in the eBay fever last year too and camped out. They were pissed when they found out the stuff they bought weren't raking in the dough on eBay. It's just annoying because I know alot of people were like my friends and didn't realize the stuff on sale wasn't necessarily stuff in high demand like the Wii or Elmo, they were just normal stuff on sale that people, like me, are standing in line to get a deal on. It's not stuff i'm going to eBay for to pay a high price, or hell average price on. I wanted it on sale. I'm not against capitalism for high demand items and can understand (though not approve of) price gouging hot, in demand, limited supply items. Denying people a sale price on an average everyday item just to make, at best, retail value on an item is annoying. I'm not going to wait all day, I refuse it. If they have an awesome, oh my god, price on a good 42 inch or larger HDTV though i'll go out at around 9 or 10pm and take my chances if there is a line. I don't really think eBayers will be out there for 42 inch or larger TVs to sell, thats quite a hassle. Probably more like my friends and after the cheap laptops.

Last year was eBay crazy with the game systems and people thinking they could make a buck on everything. I went to BB at 10pm on thankgiving day and the line was already past the side of the building and into the parking lot so of course I missed out. The next day everything I was looking to get was up on eBay. Will this be a problem this year? Should I plan on spending my entire Thanksgiving in front of BB? I really need a new TV and have been waiting all year for BF to get a new one.