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Posting to the thread and thanking Gottadeal for another great BF.

Me too. The manager came out and said it would be a 2hr wait to get into the store once it opened. People where wrapped around the building. Linda

funny my Iphone has the BF prices but not the desk top computer

Thank you! The craftsman chain saw is on sale now. The sale price came up when I added it to my cart. With free shipping and $5 off with the code it was $124. Plus tax of course. One present down thanks so much again Linda

Some line cutting youtube videos Target cutting line fiasco Best buy beat down http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=664wgtObQ9k I just read it was fake,but still was great to watch

On Youtube there are some teens testing the crowd by line jumping. They wanted to see what would happen. The DA got his but kicked. I have to find it and post it for you all. Linda

I missed out on the 49.99 Amazon deal now the prices are over $60. So I went to Walmart and they where sold out. I found him at Toys R Us for 59.99. I can't believe I was freaking out over a toy. The movie Jingle all the way kept playing in my head. Linda

He has good reviews on Amazon and it seems like he is the hot toy this yr. Its getting harder to find him for a decent price. Linda

1. Ah hon we did pay the mortage BEFORE going shopping on BF???? 2. Oh sure she spends all my money shopping on BF and then makes ME separate it. 3. Ester,did you remember to get the free snowglobe?

Although I read both books "Gone with the Wind" is my favorite book. Linda

This year I vow to pay my mortage 2x this month so I can have extra $$ for black fri.

One year I was brave enough to go into Toys R Us on Hall rd in mich for 2movies. There was a women who was pushing and cutting off me and others. So when I noticed that she clogging the flow by purposly taken up a whole isle no one could move. So I pushed right by her not saying a word. Funny thing is that she had the nerve to say something. Linda

I love this thread. Gets me in the mood and ready for Black Friday.But we need some 2007 video's best buy black friday part 1 Part 2 How to shop on black fri

Not with our order. I ordered the Similer stroller. Charged 7.95 to store. http://www5.jcpenney.com/jcp/ProductList.aspx?deptid=2652&pcatid=35726&catid=35733&cattyp=DEP&dep=Online+Outlet+Store&pcat=Toys&cat=vehicles&refpagename=CategoryAll%252Easpx&refdeptid=2652&refcatid=35726&cmAMS_T=U3&cmAMS_C=C8&CmCatId=EXTERNAL|35726 Linda

Its true when I worked retail we would always say did you need help or hi looking for something in particular. We were told to do this, because it would prevent a shoplifter or made them think,well some of them anyways that its not a good idea to shop lift anything right now. Now instead of getting any kind of help from a worker you would get security on your tail. Linda

best socks ever. thanks Linda

I think I saw him at walmart during x-mas

Thanks I like the second one. It looks cooler then a stroller.

You can also join the AMC club. They send out an email every month with a free popcorn coupon in it. http://www.moviewatcher.com/index.html

At Roseville they are always rude. It has nothing to do with it closing. Just ask for a manager. Maybe that will work. Linda

I'm not sure what the percentages are now but here in Mich there are at least 3 that I know of that are closing. Roseville,Warren and Livoina. LIVONIA -- Discount retailer Value City announced it is closing more than half of its stores in Michigan by March, leaving hundreds of workers unemployed. A spokeswoman for VCHI Acquisition of Columbus, Ohio, which acquired an 81 percent stake in the chain Jan. 23, confirmed the closings Sunday. Stores in Roseville, Wyoming, Warren, Livonia and Saginaw are among 30 nationwide scheduled to close. The Westland, Taylor, Flint and Lansing stores will remain open, VCHI spokeswoman Robin Hepler said. She didn't know how many employees would be affected by the Michigan store closures, but said Value City has 8,600 employees nationwide. Hepler said VCHI has decided to keep only those stores it feels can survive competition from other close-out retailers, like Marshalls and TJ Maxx. In September, Burlington Coat Factory announced it would purchase 24 of the chain's 113 stores ; later it committed to buying only 12 locations, Hepler said. None of those locations are in Michigan. Of the remaining stores, only 53 Value City locations are on the list of those that will stay open. The rest are in limbo, Hepler said. "Stores are moving from one list to the other each day," Hepler said. On the corner of Middle Belt and Seven Mile on Sunday, a man in a coat hoisted a sign on a stick promising enormous discounts inside Value City at the Livonia Mall. Inside, shoppers poured through racks of deals, like a pair of beige Liz Claiborne pants, originally priced at $78, for $19.99. All sales were final. In Livonia, employees either didn't know their store is closing or declined to talk about it. Gail Pryor, 56, of Westland asked a cashier if the store was going out of business. "All (the cashier) said was, 'We're under new management,' and then she held up her hands with her fingers crossed," Pryor said of the cashier. "You know they're closing it down." Farmington retail consultant Fred Marx, a former retailer and partner in the marketing firm Marx Layne & Co., said the store closure might have more to do with the crowded retail market than with Michigan's sour economy. "Value City is one of the weaker players in the segment that's already dominated with expansion by Wal-Mart, Target, Meijer and other players," Marx said. "Value City doesn't have the clout or the ability to have a strong enough footprint in this marketplace. "It's still a market of 5 million people in southeast Michigan, stronger than some other states." In Livonia, patrons said closing the Value City would likely spell the end of the Livonia Mall, which has slowly declined since the loss of anchor tenant Crowleys, which went out of business in the late 1990s. Mervyn's also closed its Livonia location, and the chain eventually left the Michigan market. The only remaining anchor after March will be Sears. "It's going -- there's hardly anything here anymore," said Barb Heckman, 61, of Redford Township. "Sears and Value City are the only things keeping it going. "Our shopping options in this area are very limited. Now we'll have to go to Farmington or Westland to do our shopping." Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey is looking on the brighter side. The city wants to see the mall torn down and redeveloped. "I'm not concerned at all," Kirksey said. "This is very exciting."

Walgreens for sure. Seen them when we got the Barbie valentines. Linda

Ohh man! I'm so not surprised Mich locations are not doing it. Linda

oops I did a search after I asked and found it. http://www.softcoin.com/Sites/PG_eSAVER/Page/LogoutPage/ Linda

I must be missing the Esaver. Or I'm blind could you give me alittle more direction on where it is. Thanks Linda