Tuesday is a piece of cake

SlinkyRedfoot said:
I agree. I wish they were still around. Most of the stuff I bought from there were things like glasses, pillows, sheets, etc, that I'd like to put my hands on before purchasing. I'm not even sure where to go for that shit now.
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Seems like those places are far and few between with online shopping now. Not even questioning my manhood here but I enjoyed just browsing the place because I could always find something for the house
 
SlinkyRedfoot said:
That'd be funny if there was a Lit cover band. They'd just play that worst enemy song over and over again, I guess.
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Reminds me of the time I went to see Nazareth in Canton. They played two songs. Love Hurts and Hair of the Dog and this was the REAL Nazareth
 
ill said:
these days?

growing up I was in school until mid June...it's always been this way

American kids also have longer summers than any other country, if I remember correctly. They are also the dumbest
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I mean when you just focus on standardized testing that has very little life skills, what do you expect?
 
ill said:
they got bought up by Overstock.com when they declared bankruptcy...so they exist online still but no brick and mortar stores
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And therein lies the rub. As our esteemed compadre @SlinkyRedfoot said, there is still a need for brick and mortar places to actually look at the items before buying
 
ill said:
Pottery Barn, Crate & Barrel, Macys...do you not get out much?
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LOL@ Macy's

The closest Macy's to me is at the mall. I am not getting shot for some bed linen
 
basement bias said:
I mean when you just focus on standardized testing that has very little life skills, what do you expect?
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Lets replace standardized testing with a survival week in the wild. Those are life skills!
 
PeoplesChicken said:
By the time I turn 50 there will likely be 2-3 places that I will actually leave the house for
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Also, unless I am severely mistaken, I'm pretty sure any place that sells clothes is selling clothes "for trans".
 
Guy Incognito said:
Also, unless I am severely mistaken, I'm pretty sure any place that sells clothes is selling clothes "for trans".
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Point taken. However a couple of years ago Target was selling clothes specifically targeted (pun intended) for LGBTQ people. I think they backed off because of negative pub.

decisionmagazine.com

Target Reeling from LGBTQ Clothing Line Backlash

Target draws ire over LGBTQ clothing line that includes kids products.
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PeoplesChicken said:
Point taken. However a couple of years ago Target was selling clothes specifically targeted (pun intended) for LGBTQ people. I think they backed off because of negative pub.

decisionmagazine.com

Target Reeling from LGBTQ Clothing Line Backlash

Target draws ire over LGBTQ clothing line that includes kids products.
decisionmagazine.com decisionmagazine.com
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it's a pride collection...it isn't being sold specifically targeting LGBTQ people...it was in support of them
 
ill said:
just wait until he starts talking about Costco being a private club
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There isn't one close enough to justify paying for the exclusive membership
 
ill said:
it's a pride collection...it isn't being sold specifically targeting LGBTQ people...it was in support of them
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So how many pair of crotchless jorts did you buy?
 
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