rockpzazz

Well, when there's only at most 4 items per page, it makes it easy. That looked more like a fashion spread than an ad, but I have nothing against that, as long as it gets the target audiences attention.

The closed the one closest to me this year, so maybe that's why I had a tough time browsing through the whole ad. I hardly went there in the first place, but I still usually liked looking at the ad.

The last year or two I've noticed the websites or social media of the newspapers have given a heads up on which paper the Black Friday ads will be in. I've seen them in papers here from Sunday up to Thanksgiving, so you might want to ask them directly when they will be out.

I guess it all depends on what extras you like and such, but I think the one at Kohl's for $249 is a good deal. I haven't seen it cheaper, and you also get I think $75 in Kohl's cash as well. It isn't my favorite store but if I was interested in getting one I would probably try to get it there. EDIT: Maybe it wasn't Kohl's I thought I saw one there. I think I need more rest or something. I didn't see it on that chart.

Hasn't the deal been finalized between Cabela's and Bass Pro? If so I'm curious how their ad might change next year.

I hope to find a good movie for under 6 bucks at Target, I was going through gift cards and found I had one for 6.60 so I might look for the movies. Unless the new Norah Jones CD somehow is cheaper then I might get it instead.

Just curious because I'm usually not in the market for items at these stores, but is these pretty much what to expect from Hobby Lobby as well? I might make it to one on the Saturday after and figuring out if its worth the effort to get just a few items.

No plans to go an hour out of the way to go there, but the 3 pack of Adult Coloring Books for 5 bucks seems like a good deal.

I'm getting very jealous of the winners. Congrats again to all of them, but I hope I can join them soon.

I was waiting for the Menards ad to come out but oh well, here goes my spree: Walmart $50 Roku Express (x2) $125 40" HDTV $3.96 Heaven Is For Real DVD $199 HP Laptop $69 2TB Hard Drive Target $249.99 Xbox One S (with $40 Target GC) $10 Finding Dory Blu Ray Best Buy $99.99 Insignia 32" Smart-Roku TV $6.99 Orange Is The New Black Season 3 Blu Ray $99.99 LG 1.1 Cu.Ft. Microwave KMart $15 DashCam XL $69.99 Cruz Futon Grand Total- 998.91 Not a bad day of virtual shopping.

I need to find the two original ones I have in storage and see if I can cash in on this. I have probably 100 games with them. I even have a box for one of them.

I see what you're saying but it doesn't bother me too much. First reason is because they are in much higher quality, and second because I don't have to see watermarks on 99% of the ad. While it was fun seeing them before a lot of others, I think the bigger disappointment of relishing the old days is most everything is available online now so you don't have to fight the crowd as much. I'm not saying I hate having the option of doing it, I just mean that took more away from the actual shopping then having the stores releasing their ads before they could leak.

Not a bad price for that microwave, but there isn't a Fred Meyer close to me so I think I'll look for a similar deal elsewhere.

This ad seems odd to me. I think there are deals, but usually it seems Big Lots has more of a selection for the Black Friday sale. Nothing I'm in dire need of, but if I'm out that way I might check out the TV shows on DVD selection. I'm looking for a new sofa but none really impressed me, and doubt I'd get one on BF anyways.

At least its a nice surprise when those people wake up.

Not sure if its because I just came from the Walmart ad, but this seems mediocre at best. I come back to it later and probably find something I like though.

I like it. Not a lot I need, but there were a few good deals. I didn't see any microwaves though, one of the few things I am in the market for. But other stores have good deals, so I can get it elsewhere.

In the words of the horse from Ren & Stimpy- "No sir, I don't like it." That was fairly lackluster in my opinion, nothing really stood out aside from a game a friend asked about.

This is the first ad I've seen that has really piqued my interest.

I'm keeping an eye out for a microwave and probably a coffee maker for my mom. Both have seen better days but are still working, so I'd rather find a good deal and replace them now then wait a month or two and they conk out.

Not bad I guess, I was hoping to find a Epson V37 scanner, not the V39. I'm not too hip on scanners but was looking for a cheap CCD one.

Nothing for me going out of my way for, but otherwise it seems to be in line with the rest of the ads I've seen so far. I really hate mail in rebates though.

All that looks good. I was trying to think of something different that could be useful and I thought about a stress ball. I think it would come in handy especially for those planning on camping out, or expecting to be in long checkout lines. Even if you aren't stressed, its good to use to pass the time. I know they make different shapes now, so I don't know what shape, but just a regular ball I think would be fine.

Photo #1: The line to the bathroom starts over there. Photo #2: I plan on using these on line cutters. Photo #3: At least this is better than hearing another boring story from Uncle Frank, right?

This is the first time I can remember their ad being more than a couple pages. I like that they are actually showing items giving people who may not normally shop there know what else they have to offer.