Thrift Shopping?

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This posting is from: annie
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> I went to a thrift shop last year looking for a humidifier ($2 vs. $30
> for a new one) and there was a guy there going through the ladies'
> intimate apparel section. I was tempted to go and offer some shopping
> advice, but I thought about it for a few seconds and reconsidered.

LOL! I was in Marshall's not too long ago shopping and there was this
dude looking at unmentionables. Now most guys in the womens undies
section will try to not be obvious, but this guy was closely inspecting
each item, you know, holding them up, checking the seams, etc.

I was tempted to offer advice too, but I didn't wanna be a buttinsky!

It's amazing how many times you will see guys shopping in the womens
section, and with rare exception, nobody seems to be paying any
attention.

The one place I've really noticed it is at the Bali/Playtex outlet
at Belz (or whatever they now call it). Seems like more often than
not there is at least one guy shopping there.

Oh well, so it goes. (and so do I ...) :)

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This posting is from: Denise (Densie) McCracken
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I went to a thrift shop last year looking for a humidifier ($2 vs. $30
for a new one) and there was a guy there going through the ladies'
intimate apparel section. I was tempted to go and offer some shopping
advice, but I thought about it for a few seconds and reconsidered.

BTW, has anyone seen that frozen pizza commercial where the guy is
having dinner with the T? She tells him that she has to make a
confession, that the pizza is not delivery. Then the guy says, "I knew
you were hiding something from me!". I laughed my a$$ off.

-densie

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This posting is from: Jackie Mala
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Ok Sarah, Thanks for the info.

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This posting is from: Jackie Mala
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Hi Mindy,

I'm in Vegas for a couple of days and really need to do some shopping.
Any chance of letting me know where a few of the thrift shops are? Sarah
said you were the one to ask. Thanks in advance, See ya at DLV.

Hugs , Jackie

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This posting is from: Rhianna
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Yes, Densie, I have seen that commercial several times. Found it kinda
cute.

Sure is a different approach to selling pizza. Who knows, it may catch
on. heehee then lots of us will be applying for jobs doing
commercials.

Rhianna

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This posting is from: Denise (Densie) McCracken
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> Sure is a different approach to selling pizza. Who knows, it may catch
> on. heehee then lots of us will be applying for jobs doing
> commercials.

Maybe, if we do a really poor job of dressing up. If they're going to
put a T on television as a T, they're going to want someone who is
really obvious.

I wouldn't endorse that nasty frozen pizza, though. The last time I
tried it, it looked like a pizza on top, but underneath was that cubed
spam, bologna or whatever it is they put in "hot pockets". Nasty stuff.

Yecch.

-densie

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This posting is from: Rhianna
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You're right about the T-girl; terrible beard shadow. I wouldn't
endorse that kind of pizza either but, and Monique is gonna love this,
I would endorse




WHITE CASTLE. YABBA DABBA DOOOOOOOOOOO.

Rhianna

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