sweatpants w/fleece lining at target for $5 FTW

The Savior wrote:sweatpants w/fleece lining at target for $5 FTW

They're probably fine until you wash them, but that's probably not an issue.

The Dude wrote:i want 2 cigs. nowhere to get them

There are dudes who sell loosies under the clothes pin downtown. It is a daily head shaker for me. This city is going to hell.

BEST BUY2.0 > COMING 2015

Bid a fond farewell to the 'Manhattan Purchase' reenactments in the cell phone paddocks, stage right as one enters the store.

Gone are the wind swept Compact Disc barrens to the west and the Where's Waldo SatRad end-cap memorial.

Look for taller buildings, arena seating and concentric aisles.

what?

So I'm in Medford Lakes for the night, dogsitting. Mom's birthday tomorrow, dad wanted to take her to AC to see a show, I was in Ardmore anyway for an engagement party.

Anyway, I'm spoiling the dogs with treats and such, since I only see them once every few weeks now. And they freaking love me. I can see why grandparents do that. Incentives totally out of whack from what's best for the kids.

Chris Wright went to war with Cuse fans on Twitter today

I love Chris Wright

I mean he said a lot of amazing things, including declaring his hate for them. I love well directed hate.

Best may have been retweeting this though:

klemmer731
@Cwright_4 i am going to a cuse game on tues just to throw a beer at that cuse fan! HOYAS FOREVER!!

ugh. ive been mooching free espn insider from my buddy for like 4 years. and apparently he decided not to renew his membership. he could have at least given me a heads up

I managed to forget to bring a jacket with me and only packed a t-shirt to wear today

At least it's above freezing

We went with some friends and their kids and took the boys on the "North Pole Express" train ride in New Hope last night. $115 for tickets. $15 for parking. $4.50 for a Miller Lite. Watching my two year old absolutely lose his shit in sheer terror when "Santa" came busting in the car we were in: priceless.

If you get a chance to do this, strongly consider taking a pass.

Panera Bread is way too expensive for the amount of food you get. Middle class white people love it though, so what do I know.

And who don't we want to help us?

White people!

FTN wrote:ugh. ive been mooching free espn insider from my buddy for like 4 years. and apparently he decided not to renew his membership. he could have at least given me a heads up

You can get a discount subscription to ESPN magazine for maybe 2 bucks a year from the discount magazine web sites and that comes with Insider included for free. Sometimes they give the magazine away.

These deals might be expired, but they are exemplary of what I'm talking about http://slickdeals.net/permadeal/32184

Edit: Found one that works. 3 years for $10.13, renewals included.

http://dealnews.com/3-Year-Subscription ... 11326.html

Edit: Only problem I've ever had is ESPN itself tried to charge me for insider one year since the account is active for 1 year at a time, but the magazine subscription is active for several years. I just called to get them to remove the charge and everything was good to go. They said it was a common problem, so maybe they've gotten around to fixing it.

well i made the purchase for 3 years at $10.50

but the thing is, how do I get access to insider now? i got an email saying that id get my first issue in like january. but i dont care about the magazine

drsmooth wrote:

Wizlah wrote:I frequently wish I read faster. I've just been inspired to pick up a decent tome on Walther Gropius and Bauhaus, anything on Fredrick the Great and Karl Friedrick Schinkel. This would all be enlightening, compelling stuff. Sadly, my capacity for swiftly digesting and and analysing information is so far round the u-bend of the crapper that the chances of me making good on this momentary shining of cultural curiosity are well beyond zero.

I will not let my children grow up like this. It's a #$&! appalling state of mind.

welcome to adulthood, Wiz

parenthood, parenthood

not adulthood - parenthood

ahhh, you know what I meant

Woody wrote:We went with some friends and their kids and took the boys on the "North Pole Express" train ride in New Hope last night. $115 for tickets. $15 for parking. $4.50 for a Miller Lite. Watching my two year old absolutely lose his $#@! in sheer terror when "Santa" came busting in the car we were in: priceless.

If you get a chance to do this, strongly consider taking a pass.

Duly noted.

Slowhand wrote:Panera Bread is way too expensive for the amount of food you get. Middle class white people love it though, so what do I know.

Is 35 middle aged? Because I really don't like Panera. Their bread is OK but their sandwiches are really underwhelming.

panera blows.

I love being the responsible sibling. Texting my brother and sister to tell them we (I) got my mom a gift card to use for her new Kindle, in case she thanks them for their present.