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Black Friday 28Th November 2014


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Definitely a Black Friday ipad, it is black...normally blue and even white the rest of the days!

 

and yes, apparently it is a new US designation for a Friday, once a year, involving some sort of a ritual in which it is required to sleep at the doorsteps of businesses the night before and push and fight your way to the counter to buy an item typically on sale that will have the same price 2 weeks afterwards! Sometimes it is televised.

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We use to have the January sales when lunatics people would start queuing outside Harrods before Xmas to save a couple of bob. These days most gaffs just have sales all of the time as the customers were getting confused with vagrants.

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