Dollar Tree DVDs
#401
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It's not.
#402
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Over the weekend, bought:
Stan Lee: Mutant and Monsters
Meerkat Manor the Movie
Roseanne 10 episode fan favorite set
Thirtysomething season 1, vol 2
Tripple feature with Another Stakeout included
The Duke Collection
Saw:
Double feature which included Funny Bones
Simon and Simon vol set
Best of Punky Brewster vol 2
My Two Dads vol set
Stan Lee: Mutant and Monsters
Meerkat Manor the Movie
Roseanne 10 episode fan favorite set
Thirtysomething season 1, vol 2
Tripple feature with Another Stakeout included
The Duke Collection
Saw:
Double feature which included Funny Bones
Simon and Simon vol set
Best of Punky Brewster vol 2
My Two Dads vol set
#403
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Hard to pass up steelbooks for a dollar. Picked up The Proposition, Strays, In Hell and Hard Cash...
Anyone see the Stallone Eye See You steelbook?
Anyone see the Stallone Eye See You steelbook?
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Went to my local Dollar Tree last night. Not a DVD in sight, but I did get a set of 6 Eggies (as seen on TV) for a dollar! I bought a Jupiter Jack there a few months ago for a dollar too. They must get the unsold TV crap before it goes to the landfill.
Update: the Eggies are going in the Goodwill box.
Update: the Eggies are going in the Goodwill box.
Last edited by Quatermass; 03-21-13 at 10:15 AM. Reason: update
#406
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It's hard to pass up stuff for a buck. I tend to go crazy and regret half the purchases, but there are some gems mixed in.
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Ironically there was a time when dealers would snatch up all the steelbooks & other deluxe packaging. Not any more; both ebay & Amazon have a $3.00 shipping cap. Postage keeps going up........... get my drift?
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I went to several stores and they have them, but they don't seem to have any of the better titles. Mostly, I see a Robert Pattison documentary, Meet Bill, Stan Lee Doc., Swept away and few others.
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I picked up a few of these at a couple of stores. The one I went to today had them all in that wire bin right as you enter the door. I was surprised to see it overflowing. I actually straightened it out a little, filling holes and making everything point spine up. I found Crash & Burn, which was the title I was most hoping to find. I also picked up the steelbooks for Immortal and Hard Cash. My first ever steelbooks. I don't get the appeal.
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Went to my local Dollar Tree last night. Not a DVD in sight, but I did get a set of 6 Eggies (as seen on TV) for a dollar! I bought a Jupiter Jack there a few months ago for a dollar too. They must get the unsold TV crap before it goes to the landfill.
Update: the Eggies are going in the Goodwill box.
Update: the Eggies are going in the Goodwill box.
#415
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But after reading the instructions, I'm probably not even going to try these things even once. Way to much work for a reward that I'm not even sure is a reward. Is peeling shells off hard boiled eggs really that difficult? The only possible benefit I see is being able to add shredded cheese and bacon bits to them ahead of time, but they'd probably just all clump either on the bottom or in the middle with the yolk.
Direct to Good Will sounds like a good plan. I did pick up season one of Huff or some such the other day.
#416
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They actually worked as advertised, but like you said there was a lot of work to greasing them beforehand and cleaning them afterwards and it took twice as long to cook a soft-boiled egg as it normally does. The hard-boiled ones came out really nicely though. The 30 seconds it takes to peel an egg is trivial in comparison to the prepping and cleaning effort. I also tried one in the microwave just for the heck of it and it was disgusting looking, so I threw it out.
#417
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Eggsactly!
They actually worked as advertised, but like you said there was a lot of work to greasing them beforehand and cleaning them afterwards and it took twice as long to cook a soft-boiled egg as it normally does. The hard-boiled ones came out really nicely though. The 30 seconds it takes to peel an egg is trivial in comparison to the prepping and cleaning effort. I also tried one in the microwave just for the heck of it and it was disgusting looking, so I threw it out.
They actually worked as advertised, but like you said there was a lot of work to greasing them beforehand and cleaning them afterwards and it took twice as long to cook a soft-boiled egg as it normally does. The hard-boiled ones came out really nicely though. The 30 seconds it takes to peel an egg is trivial in comparison to the prepping and cleaning effort. I also tried one in the microwave just for the heck of it and it was disgusting looking, so I threw it out.
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It seems like none of the Dollar Trees I visit ever have any DVDs. It's been a good years since I've seen some in a store here in Ohio.
I kind of want to see Swept Away, because a) I actually like Guy Ritchie and b) if it can live up (or down, depending) to its awful reputation.
I kind of want to see Swept Away, because a) I actually like Guy Ritchie and b) if it can live up (or down, depending) to its awful reputation.
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It seems like none of the Dollar Trees I visit ever have any DVDs. It's been a good years since I've seen some in a store here in Ohio.
I kind of want to see Swept Away, because a) I actually like Guy Ritchie and b) if it can live up (or down, depending) to its awful reputation.
I kind of want to see Swept Away, because a) I actually like Guy Ritchie and b) if it can live up (or down, depending) to its awful reputation.
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It seems like none of the Dollar Trees I visit ever have any DVDs. It's been a good years since I've seen some in a store here in Ohio.
I kind of want to see Swept Away, because a) I actually like Guy Ritchie and b) if it can live up (or down, depending) to its awful reputation.
I kind of want to see Swept Away, because a) I actually like Guy Ritchie and b) if it can live up (or down, depending) to its awful reputation.
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It seems like none of the Dollar Trees I visit ever have any DVDs. It's been a good years since I've seen some in a store here in Ohio.
I kind of want to see Swept Away, because a) I actually like Guy Ritchie and b) if it can live up (or down, depending) to its awful reputation.
I kind of want to see Swept Away, because a) I actually like Guy Ritchie and b) if it can live up (or down, depending) to its awful reputation.
IMHO, the best Guy Ritchie films are 'Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels', 'Snatch' and, to a lesser extent, Revolver...
Of course, I'm not counting the two SH movies which were very good also...




Maybe Madonna's acting will be worth the $1.