Target is the DEVIL!
Originally Posted by Raoul
That reminds me of something I did at Home Depot. I was finishing a project and had overestimated by one 12 foot 2x4. I could have just stored it for later use but, since I had to go back anyway I decided to return it. So, I'm standing in the Returns Line, always the slowest of all lines, holding a 12 foot 2x4 pointed at the ceiling. The guy behind me has a cart full of various plumbing parts. He is obviously irritated at the pace, making the various sighs and noises asscociated with dissatisfaction.
I can't resist, with a straight face I turn to him and say,
"Had to bring this back, found out I needed two six footers."
I can't resist, with a straight face I turn to him and say,
"Had to bring this back, found out I needed two six footers."

I try to avoid that store on SAturdays! It's like going to Wal-Mart on.... Any day. Then, my wife gets mad because I don't want to do all that Siht on Saturdays.
You want to go to Sam's with us? No.
Me & Mom are going over to Dillards, you wanna ride? No.
Hey, we're going to Target to get some stuff for the baby~ you coming? I hadn't planned on it.
We need to go get some groceries for the house~ you wanna go get them? Looks like we have plenty of food to me...
You want to go look at that new Toyota Avalon? Sure, let's go!!
You want me to get naked and walk around the house? Ya damm, Skippy!
Originally Posted by wstahlm80
nope....it is actually wood...
I'm not sure online shopping saves a lot of extra purchases. Just looking around at the truck parts and guns and gun stuff I have bought with out leaving my house, I have to conclude i would be a heck of a lot wealthier with out this damn computer dohickey.
Originally Posted by SAJEFFC
True but it applies to us guys also. I went to Sears the other day to buy a pair of vice grips.....ended up hauling home a new $900.00 Craftsmen 15 drawer tool chest!
The tool dept at Sears is an evil evil place. 
The tool dept at Sears is an evil evil place. 
You see our purchases from places like Sears for tools is an investment. It will last a very long time, get passed down to our kids, then their kids, then their kids, kids etc…
Women’s clothes and shoes last maybe what? A month or two?
Originally Posted by Raoul
When my daughter was living at home on my dime, she didn't want anything from 'TARGET'.
Now that she has graduated college and living on her own nickel, she loves to shop at "Tarr-shaa".

Now that she has graduated college and living on her own nickel, she loves to shop at "Tarr-shaa".

Tar-shaa. Funny. Guess that's what we all call it.
Originally Posted by 01 XLT Sport
Completely different then a “women thing”…
You see our purchases from places like Sears for tools is an investment. It will last a very long time, get passed down to our kids, then their kids, then their kids, kids etc…
Women’s clothes and shoes last maybe what? A month or two?
You see our purchases from places like Sears for tools is an investment. It will last a very long time, get passed down to our kids, then their kids, then their kids, kids etc…
Women’s clothes and shoes last maybe what? A month or two?

I much prefer online shopping, no crowds, no lines and if I get mad at the cashier I can just close the page and walk away!! I hate the combat shopping that goes on everywhere these days
Although I find I do the same thing online, go on to buy one small item and end up with $100 worth of stuff I really do not need!
Although I find I do the same thing online, go on to buy one small item and end up with $100 worth of stuff I really do not need!
Originally Posted by Raoul
That reminds me of something I did at Home Depot. I was finishing a project and had overestimated by one 12 foot 2x4. I could have just stored it for later use but, since I had to go back anyway I decided to return it. So, I'm standing in the Returns Line, always the slowest of all lines, holding a 12 foot 2x4 pointed at the ceiling. The guy behind me has a cart full of various plumbing parts. He is obviously irritated at the pace, making the various sighs and noises asscociated with dissatisfaction.
I can't resist, with a straight face I turn to him and say,
"Had to bring this back, found out I needed two six footers."
I can't resist, with a straight face I turn to him and say,
"Had to bring this back, found out I needed two six footers."

Id say 'yes it does'
To which she would scream 'What are you blind!?'
'No ma'am, just colorblind (which I am)'
They would always get really quiet after that. Ah, good times.
31C
Originally Posted by SAJEFFC
Here comes the hijack! I dated a gal a few years ago that lived on a street called "Morningwood" Can't tell you the fun that caused! 

Sounded like no problem to me.
The thing that gets me is going to the Ford dealership. I always see something there that I want. A couple months ago I traded in my perfectly good truck on a newer, fancier, faster one.
Costco gets me too. My girl and I go in there for our usual 1000 rolls of toilet paper but I see all the cool stuff that I can buy, in bulk no less. How am I supposed to pass up such a "good deal"? You'd think that seeing all these phenomenal "deals" would be a joyous occasion, but it is Costco. The mega huge carriges that people park in the middle of an aisle and the old and/or wheelchair bound people who make it necessary for all to clear the way for them. All that fun picking up stuff that will, theoretically last half of my remaining life and from afar the view of the line at the check out, at every register, makes me think that maybe I should be buying toilet paper in packs of four. Costco=fun...NOT!
Sears!!! If I see the word "Craftsman" my wallet just about jumps out of my back pocket. I've got a bunch of cool tools, but I traded in the truck that was my excuse for getting them. Then they have to send me the catalogs. My wish list is from here to........
Costco gets me too. My girl and I go in there for our usual 1000 rolls of toilet paper but I see all the cool stuff that I can buy, in bulk no less. How am I supposed to pass up such a "good deal"? You'd think that seeing all these phenomenal "deals" would be a joyous occasion, but it is Costco. The mega huge carriges that people park in the middle of an aisle and the old and/or wheelchair bound people who make it necessary for all to clear the way for them. All that fun picking up stuff that will, theoretically last half of my remaining life and from afar the view of the line at the check out, at every register, makes me think that maybe I should be buying toilet paper in packs of four. Costco=fun...NOT!
Sears!!! If I see the word "Craftsman" my wallet just about jumps out of my back pocket. I've got a bunch of cool tools, but I traded in the truck that was my excuse for getting them. Then they have to send me the catalogs. My wish list is from here to........


