In the past I’ve raved about how awesome Big Lots is. It’s easy to find a decent movie and a PC game or two for five dollars or less a pop, and it’s no stretch of the imagination to say you can go in the joint with a ten and walk out with a drink, some candy, and a new game to play, with enough bills left in your wallet for a small lunch at Taco Bell. Here are a couple photos of me with my new treasures from yesterday’s excursion to Big Lots.
Now, I’ve heard this game is mediocre at best and tantamount to buying a train ticket to Shittytown at worst, but for four dollars I think I can be okay with that.
Thief: The Dark Project? For four dollars you say?
Mmmmmmm, taste that stealth-action flavor.
UNF UNF UNF
Not pictured: A box of sour gummi worms the size of my forearm (one dollar), the 1989 version of Phantom of the Opera (three dollars), and a Mrs. Fields Chipwhich ice cream sandwich (one dollar, twenty-five cents; eaten). If you ever find yourself near a Big Lots, I can’t recommend enough that you go in and take a look at the movie/games section. Roll up your sleeves and prepare to sift through a pile of shit to find a diamond at a price so low the only way to find it cheaper is theft.
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Damn fine hat by the way.
Taco Bell fanboy.
Also, your blog header creeps me out a little, but only because I used to have one of those things as my avatar here.
I have a bit of Rosacea and you're an asshole. PS: Bandannas were never cool and your girlfriend is ugly.
Someone has a complex XD
Dude, it was a joke... calm yourself.
Sorry. I can be a little quick to jump the gun sometimes about that sort of thing. Jokes tend not to translate well to text, and while Dtoid is certainly no 4chan when it comes to volume of trolls, we've got our fair share and I had you pegged for one of them. I'd like people not to think of me as a knee-jerk reaction nutjob, so I hope that doesn't sour your opinion of me.
Lets just hug and get it over with... I cant stand sappy stuff.
You will find a few anime DVDs, yeah. In my experience if they aren't movies they're random discs of episodes. I've got the second DVD collection of Saber Marionette J, for example, but not the first, and I've never seen the show in my entire life, so the discs just sort of gather dust while I wait to stumble across the first. While I was there yesterday, however, I saw a Steamboy DVD (four dollars) I was sorely tempted to buy.
Bandannas were never NOT cool
Fixed that for you there.
I spotted some Tomb Raider collection box or another while I was there, but I didn't buy it since I've never been interested in Tomb Raider. For anyone living in Florida, I went to the Big Lots in Brooksville. It's just a few doors down from the Armed Services Career Center, 20080 Cortez Blvd.
I enjoyed this other than the picture with your tongue out. I found that to be disturbing and gross.
good work