For those living in the US, feel free to post what you bought during the after-Thanksgiving sales.
I wanted a Compaq Presario 64-bit laptop, and got it. I didn't find anything else useful. The computer came with a bunch of free things like a colour printer, webcam, Norton Antivirus 2005 CD, wireless router, 64 MB flash drive, and a couple of other things I forgot.
I took only the webcam, NAV CD and the wireless router, and left the others in the store because I have only two hands and no car.
How about you all? Were any of you door-busters today?
What did you buy during after-Thanksgiving sales?
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I bought absolutely nothing. 
I was too sick to get outta bed. It was so cold too!
I hate myself for missing out on this opportunity. Oh well. There'll be more sales for Christmas. I'll buy the laptop and other stuff then.
I was too sick to get outta bed. It was so cold too! I hate myself for missing out on this opportunity. Oh well. There'll be more sales for Christmas. I'll buy the laptop and other stuff then.
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Got some empty CD's/DVD's,some DVD's and a copy of Norton.There was a big crowd at Best Buy so I left the pace very early. 
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now for some humour....
Thanksgiving Explained
By J.P. Bernick
All of America is known for celebrating the holiday of Thanksgiving, or as it is known outside the United States, "Thursday." Families separated for months or years will reunite, and shortly afterwards remember why they separated.
Throughout the nation, those wretched souls condemned to the public school system will breathe a bit easier, eager in their anticipation of four days surcease from education. (The students are pretty happy about it, too.)
Yet running through this gaiety is an undercurrent of bewilderment. In this decadent age we live in, far too many of our unlettered countrymen think Plymouth Rock a music style from the 70's, or the Mayflower a potpourri ingredient. Accordingly, in the best traditions of journalistic public service and overweening arrogance, my column this frosty morn shall be dedicated to answering your questions about Thanksgiving.
Q. Gosh, you're right, Jonathan; I, the average reader, am dumb as a post. What exactly are the origins of Thanksgiving?
A. Thanksgiving is, of course, a holiday invented by grocers and farmers
to allow them to sell huge quantities of disgusting "traditional" foods that no one in his right mind would eat otherwise, such as squash. The average squash is a triumph of minimalism wherein Nature manages to convert mud into a plant without bothering to change its taste and texture. Attempts to improve the mud-like flavor of squash by the addition of delicate seasonings and spices have produced dishes that taste, at best, like delicately seasoned and spiced mud. A master chef, faced with the necessity of making a palatable squash dish, would throw in his funny hat and become a short-order cook at Denny's
Q. That's quite a conspiracy theory. Where do the Black Helicopters fit in?
A. They transport the squash.
Q. I should have guessed. But seriously, what are the origins of Thanksgiving?
A. The first Thanksgiving was a celebration of gratitude by a group of early English settlers known as the Pilgrims. The Pilgrims were Separatists who had come to the New World to practice their religion without government interference, and since the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms did not exist at the time they were allowed to do so.
Unfortunately, the Pilgrims neglected to acquire a few skills (such as elementary agronomy) before setting off on their voyage, and as result nearly starved. The local Indians, who at the time were practicing their
ancient sustenance methods of hunting, fishing, and giving large donations to Democratic politicians, took pity on the Pilgrims and taught them to farm the native flora. In a display of appreciation, when the first harvest was taken in the Pilgrims held a huge feast and invited the Indians over for dinner, after which they all fell asleep on couches while watching football.
Q. OK, but when did Thanksgiving become a national holiday?
A. Thanksgiving Day was adopted as an annual holiday by New York State
in 1817, marking the first official celebration of Thanksgiving as a regular event, and the last time a New Yorker said "thank you" for anything.
In 1863, President Lincoln appointed a national day of thanksgiving, and every subsequent president has followed suit.
Q. Even Bill Clinton?
A. Yes, but only after focus group polling showed that a popularity rating loss of 23% among turkeys would be more than offset by a 31% gain
among poultry farmers.
Q. Speaking of turkeys, is it true that Ben Franklin thought the turkey should have been our national bird instead of the eagle?
A. Ben Franklin was indeed a proponent of the turkey as our national bird. Since he was a member of the Rifle Club at the time, though, his motives were somewhat suspect.
It must be kept in mind that the modern domestic turkey bears little resemblance to its feral ancestors. The wild turkey is a cunning and elusive survivor, a challenging quarry for the most skilled of hunters.
Farm turkeys, on the other hand, have been selectively inbred for generations in an attempt to improve flavor and increase breast meat production. These efforts have had numerous side effects on the birds in
question, including reduced intelligence, difficulty in maintaining balance, and the creation of the Brittany Spears.
Q. Is there a final message you would like to give to your readers on this Thanksgiving Day?
A. Enjoy your Thanksgiving dinner. You can have my squash.
Thanksgiving Explained
By J.P. Bernick
All of America is known for celebrating the holiday of Thanksgiving, or as it is known outside the United States, "Thursday." Families separated for months or years will reunite, and shortly afterwards remember why they separated.
Throughout the nation, those wretched souls condemned to the public school system will breathe a bit easier, eager in their anticipation of four days surcease from education. (The students are pretty happy about it, too.)
Yet running through this gaiety is an undercurrent of bewilderment. In this decadent age we live in, far too many of our unlettered countrymen think Plymouth Rock a music style from the 70's, or the Mayflower a potpourri ingredient. Accordingly, in the best traditions of journalistic public service and overweening arrogance, my column this frosty morn shall be dedicated to answering your questions about Thanksgiving.
Q. Gosh, you're right, Jonathan; I, the average reader, am dumb as a post. What exactly are the origins of Thanksgiving?
A. Thanksgiving is, of course, a holiday invented by grocers and farmers
to allow them to sell huge quantities of disgusting "traditional" foods that no one in his right mind would eat otherwise, such as squash. The average squash is a triumph of minimalism wherein Nature manages to convert mud into a plant without bothering to change its taste and texture. Attempts to improve the mud-like flavor of squash by the addition of delicate seasonings and spices have produced dishes that taste, at best, like delicately seasoned and spiced mud. A master chef, faced with the necessity of making a palatable squash dish, would throw in his funny hat and become a short-order cook at Denny's
Q. That's quite a conspiracy theory. Where do the Black Helicopters fit in?
A. They transport the squash.
Q. I should have guessed. But seriously, what are the origins of Thanksgiving?
A. The first Thanksgiving was a celebration of gratitude by a group of early English settlers known as the Pilgrims. The Pilgrims were Separatists who had come to the New World to practice their religion without government interference, and since the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms did not exist at the time they were allowed to do so.
Unfortunately, the Pilgrims neglected to acquire a few skills (such as elementary agronomy) before setting off on their voyage, and as result nearly starved. The local Indians, who at the time were practicing their
ancient sustenance methods of hunting, fishing, and giving large donations to Democratic politicians, took pity on the Pilgrims and taught them to farm the native flora. In a display of appreciation, when the first harvest was taken in the Pilgrims held a huge feast and invited the Indians over for dinner, after which they all fell asleep on couches while watching football.
Q. OK, but when did Thanksgiving become a national holiday?
A. Thanksgiving Day was adopted as an annual holiday by New York State
in 1817, marking the first official celebration of Thanksgiving as a regular event, and the last time a New Yorker said "thank you" for anything.
In 1863, President Lincoln appointed a national day of thanksgiving, and every subsequent president has followed suit.
Q. Even Bill Clinton?
A. Yes, but only after focus group polling showed that a popularity rating loss of 23% among turkeys would be more than offset by a 31% gain
among poultry farmers.
Q. Speaking of turkeys, is it true that Ben Franklin thought the turkey should have been our national bird instead of the eagle?
A. Ben Franklin was indeed a proponent of the turkey as our national bird. Since he was a member of the Rifle Club at the time, though, his motives were somewhat suspect.
It must be kept in mind that the modern domestic turkey bears little resemblance to its feral ancestors. The wild turkey is a cunning and elusive survivor, a challenging quarry for the most skilled of hunters.
Farm turkeys, on the other hand, have been selectively inbred for generations in an attempt to improve flavor and increase breast meat production. These efforts have had numerous side effects on the birds in
question, including reduced intelligence, difficulty in maintaining balance, and the creation of the Brittany Spears.
Q. Is there a final message you would like to give to your readers on this Thanksgiving Day?
A. Enjoy your Thanksgiving dinner. You can have my squash.
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some more thanksgiving humour
SEX: The key to Losing Weight After Thanksgiving
It has been known for many years that sex was good exercise, but until now nobody had made a scientific study of the caloric content of different sexual activities. Now after "original and proprietary" research they are proud to present the results.
REMOVING HER CLOTHES:
With her consent....................................12 Calories
Without her consent............................2187 Calories
OPENING HER BRA:
With both hands...................................8 Calories
With one hand....................................12 Calories
With your teeth.................................485 Calories
PUTTING ON A CONDOM:
With an erection......................................6 Calories
Without an erection............................3315 Calories
POSITIONS:
Missionary.........................................12 Calories
69 lying down.....................................78 Calories
69 standing up..................................812 Calories
Wheelbarrow.....................................216 Calories
Doggy Style......................................326 Calories
Italian chandelier..............................2912 Calories
ORGASMS:
Real..............................................112 Calories
Fake............................................1315 Calories
POST ORGASM:
Lying in bed hugging..............................................18 Calories
Getting up immediately..........................................36 Calories
Explaining why you got out of bed immediately.......816 Calories
GETTING A SECOND ERECTION:
If you are:
20-29 years......................................36 Calories
30-39 years.......................................80 Calories
40-49 years.....................................124 Calories
50-59 years....................................1972 Calories
60-69 years....................................7916 Calories
70 and over....................................Results are still pending
DRESSING AFTERWARDS:
Calmly...........................................................32 Calories
In a hurry........................................................98 Calories
With her father knocking at the door...................5218 Calories
With your wife knocking at the door...................13,521 Calories
Results may vary.
SEX: The key to Losing Weight After Thanksgiving
It has been known for many years that sex was good exercise, but until now nobody had made a scientific study of the caloric content of different sexual activities. Now after "original and proprietary" research they are proud to present the results.
REMOVING HER CLOTHES:
With her consent....................................12 Calories
Without her consent............................2187 Calories
OPENING HER BRA:
With both hands...................................8 Calories
With one hand....................................12 Calories
With your teeth.................................485 Calories
PUTTING ON A CONDOM:
With an erection......................................6 Calories
Without an erection............................3315 Calories
POSITIONS:
Missionary.........................................12 Calories
69 lying down.....................................78 Calories
69 standing up..................................812 Calories
Wheelbarrow.....................................216 Calories
Doggy Style......................................326 Calories
Italian chandelier..............................2912 Calories
ORGASMS:
Real..............................................112 Calories
Fake............................................1315 Calories
POST ORGASM:
Lying in bed hugging..............................................18 Calories
Getting up immediately..........................................36 Calories
Explaining why you got out of bed immediately.......816 Calories
GETTING A SECOND ERECTION:
If you are:
20-29 years......................................36 Calories
30-39 years.......................................80 Calories
40-49 years.....................................124 Calories
50-59 years....................................1972 Calories
60-69 years....................................7916 Calories
70 and over....................................Results are still pending
DRESSING AFTERWARDS:
Calmly...........................................................32 Calories
In a hurry........................................................98 Calories
With her father knocking at the door...................5218 Calories
With your wife knocking at the door...................13,521 Calories
Results may vary.
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i shopped from home. bought Canon digital camera, reebok shoes, palm zire 21.
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Oh yeah I got the new Sony Clie UX50.I wanted to have this since 6 months.Finally got it.
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This years Thanksgiving was one of the best I can remember. Thank God all 7 dishes I prepared, including the bird were finger lickin' good 
I cheated and bought pies from the bakery, but were not that big on desserts anyway.
The following day, which is 'Black Day' also happens to be one of my favorite days. As usual, my mom and I hit Wal-Mart at 5:30 am where we shopped till 7:15 am. We bought a 46" Panasonic Flat screen TV, a 24 pc nonstick cooking set, an olympic digital camera, a food dehydrator, a fondue set, an electric fryer, a trampoline, 2 barstools and other little nic-nac's. My mom dropped $889.00 at Wal-Mart only!!
We then head for Office Maxx, bought an executive chair with a massager for my moms office, and our study.
Then we went to JcPenny. We only bought cosmetics, for dirt cheap.........and they were ann expensive brand too. My mom was still in the mood to shop, but I only slept 4 hours in three days, so I headed back home. It was fun but extremely exhausting.
Black Day always helps the economy, and it has done wonders for this year as well. If you take a look at how it surged this week, its unbelieveable.
I cheated and bought pies from the bakery, but were not that big on desserts anyway.The following day, which is 'Black Day' also happens to be one of my favorite days. As usual, my mom and I hit Wal-Mart at 5:30 am where we shopped till 7:15 am. We bought a 46" Panasonic Flat screen TV, a 24 pc nonstick cooking set, an olympic digital camera, a food dehydrator, a fondue set, an electric fryer, a trampoline, 2 barstools and other little nic-nac's. My mom dropped $889.00 at Wal-Mart only!!
We then head for Office Maxx, bought an executive chair with a massager for my moms office, and our study.
Then we went to JcPenny. We only bought cosmetics, for dirt cheap.........and they were ann expensive brand too. My mom was still in the mood to shop, but I only slept 4 hours in three days, so I headed back home. It was fun but extremely exhausting.
Black Day always helps the economy, and it has done wonders for this year as well. If you take a look at how it surged this week, its unbelieveable.
Is that a pistol in your pocket, or are you pleased to meet me?
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This years Thanksgiving was one of the best I can remember. Thank God all 7 dishes I prepared, including the bird were finger lickin' good I cheated and bought pies from the bakery, but were not that big on desserts anyway.
The following day, which is 'Black Day' also happens to be one of my favorite days. As usual, my mom and I hit Wal-Mart at 5:30 am where we shopped till 7:15 am. We bought a 46" Panasonic Flat screen TV, a 24 pc nonstick cooking set, an olympic digital camera, a food dehydrator, a fondue set, an electric fryer, a trampoline, 2 barstools and other little nic-nac's. My mom dropped $889.00 at Wal-Mart only!!
We then head for Office Maxx, bought an executive chair with a massager for my moms office, and our study.
Then we went to JcPenny. We only bought cosmetics, for dirt cheap.........and they were ann expensive brand too. My mom was still in the mood to shop, but I only slept 4 hours in three days, so I headed back home. It was fun but extremely exhausting.
Black Day always helps the economy, and it has done wonders for this year as well. If you take a look at how it surged this week, its unbelieveable.
I cheated and bought pies from the bakery, but were not that big on desserts anyway.The following day, which is 'Black Day' also happens to be one of my favorite days. As usual, my mom and I hit Wal-Mart at 5:30 am where we shopped till 7:15 am. We bought a 46" Panasonic Flat screen TV, a 24 pc nonstick cooking set, an olympic digital camera, a food dehydrator, a fondue set, an electric fryer, a trampoline, 2 barstools and other little nic-nac's. My mom dropped $889.00 at Wal-Mart only!!
We then head for Office Maxx, bought an executive chair with a massager for my moms office, and our study.
Then we went to JcPenny. We only bought cosmetics, for dirt cheap.........and they were ann expensive brand too. My mom was still in the mood to shop, but I only slept 4 hours in three days, so I headed back home. It was fun but extremely exhausting.
Black Day always helps the economy, and it has done wonders for this year as well. If you take a look at how it surged this week, its unbelieveable.
Is that a pistol in your pocket, or are you pleased to meet me?
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wow! my wife wud have freaked out on Black Day if we were in the US!!!
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I couldnt join in their shopping fun because I was sick in bed 
Now I'll have to wait till next Black day to shop till I drop.......oh no, waitaminit, the Christmas sales will start soon, so I still have my chance
Now I'll have to wait till next Black day to shop till I drop.......oh no, waitaminit, the Christmas sales will start soon, so I still have my chance
Whenever you can't sleep
May you be treated to a song
And heaven cracks
A song falls softly from the light of heaven.
May you be treated to a song
And heaven cracks
A song falls softly from the light of heaven.
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Alexis wrote:I couldnt join in their shopping fun because I was sick in bed
Now I'll have to wait till next Black day to shop till I drop.......oh no, waitaminit, the Christmas sales will start soon, so I still have my chance
don tu have any boxing day sell outs?
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and so wld. have u after seeing the billsCtrlAltDel wrote:wow! my wife wud have freaked out on Black Day if we were in the US!!!
People are crazy, at times are strange. I am locked-in tight, I am out of range.
I used to care, but things have changed.
I used to care, but things have changed.
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akhilis2cool; wrote:and so wld. have u after seeing the billsCtrlAltDel wrote:wow! my wife wud have freaked out on Black Day if we were in the US!!!
So true!Whenever you can't sleep
May you be treated to a song
And heaven cracks
A song falls softly from the light of heaven.
May you be treated to a song
And heaven cracks
A song falls softly from the light of heaven.
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Alexis - Level 2 Lord
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kuch nahin hoga...abhi bills dekhke aadat ho gayi hai....Alexis wrote:akhilis2cool; wrote:and so wld. have u after seeing the billsCtrlAltDel wrote:wow! my wife wud have freaked out on Black Day if we were in the US!!!
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CtrlAltDel wrote:kuch nahin hoga...abhi bills dekhke aadat ho gayi hai....Alexis wrote:akhilis2cool; wrote:and so wld. have u after seeing the billsCtrlAltDel wrote:wow! my wife wud have freaked out on Black Day if we were in the US!!!
Yeah, you become immune to the shock factor. My parents got their immunity thanks to me
I dont see how though, Im not that high-maintenance. Really Im not.
Whenever you can't sleep
May you be treated to a song
And heaven cracks
A song falls softly from the light of heaven.
May you be treated to a song
And heaven cracks
A song falls softly from the light of heaven.
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dont u think we shud hear yr parents say that... ??Alexis wrote:CtrlAltDel wrote:kuch nahin hoga...abhi bills dekhke aadat ho gayi hai....Alexis wrote:akhilis2cool; wrote:and so wld. have u after seeing the billsCtrlAltDel wrote:wow! my wife wud have freaked out on Black Day if we were in the US!!!
Yeah, you become immune to the shock factor. My parents got their immunity thanks to me
I dont see how though, Im not that high-maintenance. Really Im not.
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:lol:. Saare skeletons cupboard ke bahar aa jaenge!CtrlAltDel wrote:dont u think we shud hear yr parents say that... ??
"Consequences, shmonsequences! So long as I'm rich!" - Daffy Duck.
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Sharjeel wrote::lol:. Saare skeletons cupboard ke bahar aa jaenge!CtrlAltDel wrote:dont u think we shud hear yr parents say that... ??
There was no cupboard to begin with ....
Everything for them is open-book
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Open-book?! Says who?!
Ive been the least problematic and troublesome of my parents kids....so there
Hmmm.....now that I think about it, the above is simply wishful thinking. My parents, my mom really (my dad is a darling!) never loses an opportunity to tell me that Ive been like "this" from the start. Well, dont moms do that anyway?
Ive been the least problematic and troublesome of my parents kids....so there
Hmmm.....now that I think about it, the above is simply wishful thinking. My parents, my mom really (my dad is a darling!) never loses an opportunity to tell me that Ive been like "this" from the start. Well, dont moms do that anyway?
Whenever you can't sleep
May you be treated to a song
And heaven cracks
A song falls softly from the light of heaven.
May you be treated to a song
And heaven cracks
A song falls softly from the light of heaven.
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Alexis wrote:Open-book?! Says who?!
Ive been the least problematic and troublesome of my parents kids....so there
Hmmm.....now that I think about it, the above is simply wishful thinking. My parents, my mom really (my dad is a darling!) never loses an opportunity to tell me that Ive been like "this" from the start. Well, dont moms do that anyway?
Least-problematic??! and you didi??!! I know your not drunk, but your under medication so I guess Ill let that retarded comment slide
Thank God that you always get away with murder.....................you agreed to that a couple days ago too. Aap to subse zyaada kharchaane wali beti hain, mummy bolte
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Re: What did you buy during after-Thanksgiving sales?
lonewolf wrote:How about you all? Were any of you door-busters today?
i bought nothing
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