How much have you spent on Black Friday?

OK, am up and running. Something for Mrs Mustang from Crew at £26.25, a saving of nine English pounds. Bargain.

Large carton of milk at Tescos.
RRP: £1.48
Price: £0.07
Sell by date: 27/11/15

Come to papa...

1 Yam 87p
500g Goat meat £3.27
2 Cans of Lilt £1.00
Dreadlock cream £3.27

You paid way too much for that yam Crisp.

There's been a rush on today...put up the prices

Ba$tards. You wait all year to buy a reasonably-priced yam and......

It' so bad they are fighting over them. I almost got into a Yam-a-lama-ding-dong.

£65. Return flight to Hong Kong.

Unders backers on arrests and fatalities are cleaning up at the moment.

Only because the unemployed haven't woken up yet.

I dunno about that. I've seen a few posts on the football forum.

only 20 people outside my local (big) Tesco at 5am when they opened for this.  dunno where all the animals from last year have gone. Started midnight last year - the 5am thing done to take the heat - ie the animals - out of the situation.

I've just spent a penny.

I've been back in for some more. Tom Ford Portofino at £178.45, a saving of £36.55.

Been on amazon and got a 32" Sony Smart TV with £180 off, for the bedroom wall. Picked up some DVDs and PS3 games for the kids Xmas stockings at various reductions and got 3.5kg PHD Pharma Whey for £50, which was less than half price.
Am done now, I'm sat at my machine and it's exhausting, never mind wrestling the oiks.

meanwhile ...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aolOhsrOtpo

Bought some paint. £50.

^^^
and that was over a Breville toasted sarnie machine.

I'd buy the paint over anything tbh HH.

I'm sure Mik, I was actually referring to the video, and at no time suggested you had planned to paint a Breville.

Bought some discounted Breville paint from Asda... was £125 now a fiver.

hope people are looking at that vid. Best scrap I've seen so far,although am still waiting for some Tesco compilations.

Hope Fury and Klitschko is better.

i bought a spade for the garden £19.99

Got up an hour ago and checked my cricket bets, now having leisurely breakfast.
What day is it again?

You've got it sussed Foinavon. Let all the carnage happen around you then pick up the pieces.

Not so sure Mikael, Mrs F went out early with money in her purse...

The only way Wlad-Fury will be any better, Mik, is if Fury has an Oliver McCall style meltdown as Wlad relentlessly jabs him to a points defeat.

Packet of Pork Scratchings - 85 pence

How come the expression BLACK FRIDAY hasn't been designated as a racist term by the 'progressive' and Self-Imagined Anti-Racist types?

After all, consider the evidence :

Blackboards : all racist obviously, every single one of them dismantled and inexplicably replaced by whiteboards

Black Sheep :  another term routinely hollered down when used, lest the sky falls in

Black Coffee :  asking for one of these would get you thrown out of any self-respecting, anti-racist, fashion-people cafe.

So how come Black Friday has escaped without censure?

it's a stupid name for sure. It's far more suited to a major stock market or currency crash occurring on (obviously) a Friday.
And yes it must be triggering people left (particularly) right & centre

The BBC's Emma Simpson has been speaking to the manager of a big store selling household goods. He says that customers have been waking up in the middle of the night, ordering online and then going back to bed, knowing that they can collect from the store later.

chit chatter's know

"How much have you spent on Black Friday"
Phuck all ...like the Kinks song -
"The Tax Man's taken all my dough" ..

strip bar pubic triangle

2 for 1

1 Dressing gown from M & S for Mrs H.  £20.
1 Prawn mayo sandwich from M & S for me.  £2.40.

alun

if you look at some of the pictures shown by the gruniad and others then it quite clearly is 'black friday' 

just saying

Mobo,

Don't know if you saw it, but The Guardian's front page this morning is inadvertently hilarious, proudly advertising a feature somewhere inside the rag called "Rebel Music - Syrian Artists in Exile".

I'm guessing but I think something like that could only be of interest to around 0.000001% of the UK newspaper-buying public, and probably less still of the newspaper's typical readership.

It's a bit like the Christmas 'Radio Times' magazine devoting the front cover to a programme that comes on Welsh language channel S4C at around 09-15 hrs on a Sunday morning over the Yuletide period.

£11 on four games of Foot golf, £3.50 for a bacon sandwich and coffee whilst at Foot golf. £5.04 at Heron Foods. Did get £30 from my brother that he owed me, so overall in profit for the day