GaelicFox Posted 15 November 2016 Posted 15 November 2016 1 minute ago, Izzy Muzzett said: It'll get changed to 'Rainbow Friday' soon no doubt.... Or Pink Friday to keep the ladies happy
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 15 November 2016 Posted 15 November 2016 "Red Friday" would keep the Russians happy. Maybe.
Guest Lako42 Posted 15 November 2016 Posted 15 November 2016 On 14/11/2016 at 13:54, GazzinderFox said: No idea why the shops do it Because it's a great way of flogging all of the shit that nobody wanted to buy all year because it's exactly that...shit. They market it as an incredible deal and hey presto, everyone goes crazy and hoovers up all of the difficult to flog stuff, making way for the new ultra cool 2017 shit....repeat
MPH Posted 15 November 2016 Posted 15 November 2016 Black Friday. The day Americans fight each other over 'stuff' exactly one day after being grateful for the 'stuff' they already have....
fazzyfox Posted 15 November 2016 Posted 15 November 2016 The great contrast in the clip of the snarling chav women pulling each others hair out whilst wrestling over a cheap TV like something from a wild west saloon fight whilst in the background the Supermarket had on the tannoy a jolly "good tidings we bring, to you and your kin, we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year". The progress made by humanity. Aliens are watching this and scratching their (three) heads.
MPH Posted 15 November 2016 Posted 15 November 2016 It's apparently called black Friday for two different reasons.. It was a phrase first coined by a police department in Pennsylvania. Once thanksgiving was out of the way everyone would start their Christmas shopping and so it seemed to them all at the same time.On the same day. Together. which caused more wrecks, more traffic violations and more calls to direct traffic, ect. A dark day for the department , hence the phrase black Friday. A more recent claim for the phrase comes from a more commercial point of view and its considered the day most stores start to turn their year from a loss and into the black ( a profit) hence to them 'black friday' ( allegedly).
Wymsey Posted 15 November 2016 Posted 15 November 2016 Amazon (and John Lewis stores) have decent promotions on goods that can be trusted on quality. Can imagine it being a security's nightmare in certain popular shops around the country with people running in and scrambling for bargains left.
Finnaldo Posted 16 November 2016 Posted 16 November 2016 Quote Which? warns Black Friday 'bargain' hunters Black Friday bargain hunters have been warned to do their research after an investigation found many of last year's deals were cheaper in the months before and after the event. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-37999897
Blue and white Posted 22 November 2016 Author Posted 22 November 2016 Anyone found any deals this week?
jammie82uk Posted 23 November 2016 Posted 23 November 2016 19 hours ago, Blue and white said: Anyone found any deals this week? the only website you need http://www.hotukdeals.com
Dr The Singh Posted 23 November 2016 Posted 23 November 2016 Loads of good electrical goods on Anne Summers
Webbo Posted 23 November 2016 Posted 23 November 2016 4 minutes ago, Dr The Singh said: Loads of good electrical goods on Anne Summers I'd tell them where to stick 'em
Finnaldo Posted 24 November 2016 Posted 24 November 2016 16 hours ago, Webbo said: I'd tell them where to stick 'em I heard they're hiring hands-on staff to display it if you're interested Webbo... Don't be sticking it anywhere non-conventional though!!
Samilktray Posted 24 November 2016 Posted 24 November 2016 Only really looking for any half decent deals on Nintendo 3DS's this year
Blue and white Posted 24 November 2016 Author Posted 24 November 2016 Some crackers at Tesco Ipad mini 2 32gb £189 http://www.tesco.com/direct/ipad-mini-2-32gb-wifi-silver/434-0420.prd?skuId=434-0420 Battlefield 1 £32 http://www.tesco.com/direct/battlefield-1-ps4/604-7030.prd?skuId=604-7030 Fifa 17 £29 http://www.tesco.com/direct/fifa-17-ps4/179-7462.prd?skuId=179-7462
ScouseFox Posted 25 November 2016 Posted 25 November 2016 anyone seen anything even remotely worth buying for no reason? seems like if you don't want anything computer game related then you may as well go back to bed.
Jon the Hat Posted 25 November 2016 Posted 25 November 2016 1 hour ago, ScouseFox said: anyone seen anything even remotely worth buying for no reason? seems like if you don't want anything computer game related then you may as well go back to bed. John Lewis have £250 off the apple watch I would like. As it is still £350 I shall resist this year. John Lewis is a good place to look actually, as they are price matching just everyone else.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 25 November 2016 Posted 25 November 2016 Oh bloody hell, there's £100 off the Cambridge CXN network player at Richer Sounds. It's still £600, but you can only get it from there and I've never seen it discounted before, ever. Nnnnnngghhhh
VLC86 Posted 25 November 2016 Posted 25 November 2016 Molton Brown have 20% off but I am guessing us lot are the wrong crowd to tell, bunch of soap dodging message board w**kers
Fox92 Posted 25 November 2016 Posted 25 November 2016 Saw someone got stabbed in HMV Leeds. Went onto their site and not even too many deals. Definitely none on vinyl ffs.
Buzzell Posted 25 November 2016 Posted 25 November 2016 20 hours ago, Blue and white said: Some crackers at Tesco Ipad mini 2 32gb £189 http://www.tesco.com/direct/ipad-mini-2-32gb-wifi-silver/434-0420.prd?skuId=434-0420 Battlefield 1 £32 http://www.tesco.com/direct/battlefield-1-ps4/604-7030.prd?skuId=604-7030 Fifa 17 £29 http://www.tesco.com/direct/fifa-17-ps4/179-7462.prd?skuId=179-7462 I'm all over that Battlefield deal!
Buce Posted 25 November 2016 Posted 25 November 2016 I was offered a deal on Dancer and Prancer, but I didn't bother. They were just two deer.
VLC86 Posted 25 November 2016 Posted 25 November 2016 8 hours ago, Fox92 said: Saw someone got stabbed in HMV Leeds. Hope they got it heavily discounted.
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