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I don't know if their Buy 3 Get 3 Free is ending tonight or when. But I wanted to share. Today, in store I bought: 6 Hand Soaps 6 single Mini Bacs (little hand sanitizers) Cost was $35 and change (in store) I went home to check online for deals. I rebought: 6 Hand Soaps 6 5-Packs of Mini Bacs (TOTAL of 30 Mini Bacs!) Cost: $37.50 Saved $10 off $30 w/ code: FA162853 Now: $27.50 + $5.99 shipping $33.49 - I will get 6 Hand Soaps and 30 Mini Bacs! www.bathandbodyworks.com As of now, there is only one set of the 5-packs of mini bacs in stock. But hopefully a few other GD members can get it on this. I am returning my in store purchase tomorrow. I tried to add a free item w/ $10 purchase code too, but that did not work for me.

That would have been a nice deal!

That is a great idea!

I was going to buy the blowup snowman from Sears - however they were out in store and online by the time I got to it. Walmart has a 4-foot one regular price for $14.99 - has anyone bought theirs and if so, what is the quality?

What is everyone buying for Holiday Decor (either inside or outside) for their home this Black Friday (either online or in-store)?

What do you mean 'train horn'? Has anyone taken you up on this yet?

Now I am about 1/2 way done with my holiday shopping! I am so glad Kohl's does their online BF early!

How much are/were these things originally? They must be a hot commodity as I am seeing them being offered for sale on Facebook groups for $150 to $200 EACH! Are these that cool?

Nothing here yet. I have never camped out but many, many years ago I was in line the night before to get a cheap desktop at BestBuy. Golly makes that feel like ancient times, desktop. lol

The ads I was waiting on were: MenardsTargetHome DepotSearsKohl's

This is what came up: Kohl's Kitchen http://i.gottadeal.com/blackfriday/images/layout/pic.png George Foreman 5-Serving Classic Plate Grill (After $10 Mail-in Rebate) $19.99 AR JCPenney Kitchen http://i.gottadeal.com/blackfriday/images/layout/pic.png George Foreman Classic Grill $39.99

Oh my Brad! She is absolutely beautiful! Congratulations on the new furbaby!

Thank you! You all rock!

He said $400 to $500 (He's a college kid buying this with his hard earned money, so the lower the better so long as its still a decent laptop) He needs/wants it to take an online college course to finish up his degree. I think a web browser is all it would need (but I will suggest he double checks). I think having basic office products would be best (MS Word/Excel) but not necessarily required. It won't get a ton of usage, as he is a very busy young man with going to college and working full-time. I would assume he'd use the web browser the most for the online course, social media, normal web surfing. He may need to type up some documents for some classes (though most are welding/mechanical classes) - but he can also come home and use the desktop if he had to. I don't see him playing games on the computer at this time. I would say an average size screen. As for battery I think whether he needs to have it plugged in or not is not too relevant for him, as I am sure he may only use it at his apartment. He *might* occasionally take it to school w/ him, but again he should have access to plug ins. I do think something not flimsy would be good - sorry but he is a male. He is not dainty with things. Please let me know if you have any other questions or there are other things we need to be looking at. Oh, memory. Ideally it'd have enough that he doesn't have to add to it. Most things for school would probably be saved to his flash drive. So idk - 4 GB at least, I am truly at loss here as for size.

Hugs to you Dev (BigJimSlade)!