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Jigrah
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I speak of the GoodWill, a non-profit business that takes your donations and sells them for a pittance of their normal retail value. In the states it is a truly underutilized store, which is great because hey I get good bargains.
Although I will admit the Goodwill is a quirky place. It is quite magical in its prices. Some things are 2.99, others are 6.99, only the cashier truly knows. You don't really mind though because either way you are getting a good deal. It is the only store that I buy shit without looking for a price tag, because I know it is going to be a good price every time.
Recently I bought a laptop bag. I noticed while in my suit I look quite shabby carrying around a backpack. So, five dollars later I have one that would be fine in any college kids hands.
Next I needed a brown belt to go with my wonderful brown shoes. Sure enough they have one that that looks decent and fits, cha ching.
After trying on a dozen dress shirts I find two that I like, the fit is a bit off but after 3.99 I can afford to go to a tailor and get it altered a bit.
In the kitchen aisle I find a couple of things I am missing, namely a fryer, coffee maker and a blender. Four dollars each and they work quite well, doing the whole brewing, blending and frying things that they do.
As I made my way out of the Kitchen aisle I came across the kids section, really it is not much of a section. More of a 8X8 square where kids can play with kids toys that are already broken. They leave the boardgames alone though, where you can find some nice treasures on the cheap. Yahtzee & Stratego, in the book style, $2 each.
Truly the Goodwill is a great place, tell us of the secondhand treasures you have found at a Goodwill or thrift store.
Although I will admit the Goodwill is a quirky place. It is quite magical in its prices. Some things are 2.99, others are 6.99, only the cashier truly knows. You don't really mind though because either way you are getting a good deal. It is the only store that I buy shit without looking for a price tag, because I know it is going to be a good price every time.
Recently I bought a laptop bag. I noticed while in my suit I look quite shabby carrying around a backpack. So, five dollars later I have one that would be fine in any college kids hands.
Next I needed a brown belt to go with my wonderful brown shoes. Sure enough they have one that that looks decent and fits, cha ching.
After trying on a dozen dress shirts I find two that I like, the fit is a bit off but after 3.99 I can afford to go to a tailor and get it altered a bit.
In the kitchen aisle I find a couple of things I am missing, namely a fryer, coffee maker and a blender. Four dollars each and they work quite well, doing the whole brewing, blending and frying things that they do.
As I made my way out of the Kitchen aisle I came across the kids section, really it is not much of a section. More of a 8X8 square where kids can play with kids toys that are already broken. They leave the boardgames alone though, where you can find some nice treasures on the cheap. Yahtzee & Stratego, in the book style, $2 each.
Truly the Goodwill is a great place, tell us of the secondhand treasures you have found at a Goodwill or thrift store.
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it is all about D.I.
designer brands too
she said she'd get me some, what a nice mother
You are going into suit territory there. It was a weird shirt too, labeled as a small but it fits me fine, I am not a small guy.
it seems like the kind of place a guy'd have to force himself into
look, they leave it open for anybody to just come on in so they shouldn't act surprised or anything
if you're drunk it doesnt matter tho
look, you leave the place open during the day you're fucking begging for it
if they had different hours, maybe this would be a different conversation
yeah, the cacophony of smells is what really draws people
yeah if you advertise yourself tht way its just a matter of time
fkin sluts!
she will get them in a size that is too small for you
and then tell you to take a hint
brb
SEE
Got an almost-new fridge complete with ice maker and ice/water dispenser for the same price.
So very, very awesome.
I DON'T KNOW!!!!
you big meanie
I fought some ghosts, and had forgotten that when ghosts kill dudes, those dudes are turned into ghosts
and they killed off all 150+ of my peasants, so I got my ass whipped
Someone died on that couch I'm betting.
Dang, I didn't think of that. I knew it had to be something.
Some person's body meats were probably stored in the fridge, too, seeing as how it would normally sell for nearly a thousand.
but have you ever tried to be mean to rane?
it is so easy!
HoMM is awesome
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVicCD8FmMs
Did I mention she forgot to wear panties?
you literally raped someone woah
Long story short no one would ever classify my sexual encounter as rape. Laying down the facts without any form of context though it could appear that way because alcohol was involved.