HL2 platnium collection at BB for $9.99 that's foooking nutz.

min 10 cpoies per store, good luck getting it.

I saw a few good deals for DL dvd burners at various stores for $40 (staples, office max, etc.)

Still not worth getting up at 4am though :P still digesting by then.

 

i wouldn't bother with ANY DL dvd burners for the time being. DL media is still too expensive. i'm gonna wait for blu ray dvd burners (50gb capacity)... lol

 

hahaha, and how much do you think those discs will cost? Then you'll have to get a new player for your tv too unless you get that kind of burner...

just like when cd-r's came out, they'll get cheaper

 

Is the black friday ad for Frys only two pages?
last year it was like 20

 

i couldn't find their dedicated pullout ad in the SJ mercury... odd.

 

http://www.bf2004.net
Theres the ad scans for the stores.

 

HOLY COW!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://***************/forums/attachm...achmentid=4370

that is an excel file from ***************

select the store you want from the drop down on the top and it lists everything from almost every ad for tomorow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

they will most likely post it in the morning.

 

Whatever you guys do, STAY AWAY from walmart!!!

 

LOL!!! Hey, you might get a free DVD player out of it. ;P

 

I might hit up Best Buy tomorrow and check out their digicams, but other than that I'm staying away, traffic annoys me.

 

I never shop Walmart anyways. It always looks like the LA riots w/ people looting the store.

 

compusa had th 6800 128mb for $199 (normally $299) but they were all out


funny how it's for "2 days only" but they were out at all stores within the 1st 1/2hour and there's no chance tomorrow.... BS

6hour sale I can understand, but a 2day sale and no stock?! other stores are doing the same thing... oh yeah, no rain checks.

 

0wn3d!

LAFAYETTE, La. - The busiest shopping day of the year turned out to be a sticky affair. Vandals apparently glued the locks on dozens of Lafayette's biggest retailers, preventing managers from opening up promptly on lucrative "Black Friday." Hundreds of shoppers, some of whom arrived before dawn, were forced to wait outside Barnes & Noble, Old Navy and other stores while managers summoned locksmiths.

At least 200 locks on dozens of businesses were glued, including main entrances, rear doors and employee entrances, locksmith Garan Wilson said. Wilson's first job at about 5 a.m. Friday was to make his way to the front door lock at Old Navy — by pushing through about 500 shoppers waiting outside, he said.

"I found about a half a tube of glue stuck inside," he said.

Kevin Vizena, head locksmith for Pop-A-Lock in Lafayette, said the vandals squirted the glue deep inside the keyholes, forcing him to drill holes and remove the locks from the doors.

"We've never run into a day that's been quite so busy with these particular problems," Vizena said.

Chuck Trenchard, an employee of S&K Menswear, said the prank had cost his store more than $1,000 in business, because potential customers had arrived early, then took off because they couldn't get inside.

Most of the stores had their doors open for customers by midmorning, Vizena said.

Lafayette Police had no suspects but were investigating the vandalism as cases of possible criminal mischief or criminal damage to property, both misdemeanors, Lt. Angelo Iorio said.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...rs_glued_locks