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I'd been thinking of picking up the "I Cured Myself Of Cancer Only Losing My Teeth And So Can You" edition myself, but they were all sold out at Big Lots. I did pick up a nifty set of outdoor furniture for 11 dollars and change, however.
Picked up a half dozen really cool chafing dishes dirt cheap for summer parties.
The place really needs to be experienced to be believed. You can find all sorts of failed ventures (even budget line Gibson products) there. But forget the food section, as it's like doing your grocery shopping at a 7/11. The one exception is if yours has a bread rack. You'll find muffins, sandwich rolls and bread loafs for roughly a third of the cost of a regular supermarket or grocery. Since most of the Pepperidge Farm Day Old stores closed in this area, Big Lots has been the only alternative.
Ed can't even play half his old licks worth a damn anymore, and the "secrets" behind his technique have been pawed over umpteen million times by Guitar World over the years.
These dvds MIGHT have been worthwhile 27 to 30 years ago, when people were still trying to figure out how he was doing what he did.
LM is right: this is just another "fuck you" to "the fans".
Speaking of which, I don't think I ever had a gummy blowjob before. I hear tell they're the best.
Seriously... you bring up an excellent point... the only downside, I imagine, is it would have to be from either a toothless crack whore or someone's grandma... I suppose if you close your eyes, it's all good?
Originally posted by wiseguy
That shit will welcome you in the morning and pour the milk in your count chocula for ya.
Seriously... you bring up an excellent point... the only downside, I imagine, is it would have to be from either a toothless crack whore or someone's grandma... I suppose if you close your eyes, it's all good?
I suppose so. One goes to one's happy place & that's it... let 'er suck all she wants, the crack whore granny...
The place really needs to be experienced to be believed. You can find all sorts of failed ventures (even budget line Gibson products) there. But forget the food section, as it's like doing your grocery shopping at a 7/11. The one exception is if yours has a bread rack. You'll find muffins, sandwich rolls and bread loafs for roughly a third of the cost of a regular supermarket or grocery. Since most of the Pepperidge Farm Day Old stores closed in this area, Big Lots has been the only alternative.
I heartily agree with you. Big Lots is pretty decent. Their prices are fairly good and they have some nice merchandise. They used to have computer games for $3, and good ones, too! I picked up one of the Band Of Brothers games for $6 and then a really nice Tom Clancy anthology. It's actually quite nice there.
But it all goes back to the 7/11 aspect. If you think about it, Odd Lots/Big Lots is essentially an overgrown 7/11...
By the way, I bought a Flying V from there once.
Reading Crazy From the Heat in four hours flat, in a cramped RV, on the return trip of a 3,000+ mile family outing to New Jersey is an enlightening experience you'll never forget.
These dvds MIGHT have been worthwhile 27 to 30 years ago,
Too bad DVD's weren't around 30 years ago
Reading Crazy From the Heat in four hours flat, in a cramped RV, on the return trip of a 3,000+ mile family outing to New Jersey is an enlightening experience you'll never forget.
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