Hey now,
Didn't they stop making Twinkies? Is the idea now, "Well, make your own?"
You mean you haven't heard about "The Sweetest Comeback in the History of Ever (TM)"?
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Where have
you been the last few months?
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The Clow Deck is really awesome. Should you ever want to part with it for whatever reason, PM me. I'd love to own it.
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Well, I did pick it up with the intent to flip it. Perhaps some sort of deal could be struck... but it'll hafta wait a little while. In the meantime, I'll keep it aside for ya...
Nintendo Power Issues 115 thru 150 (minus 148). Got the lot for $6.99 at Value Village.
I've never encountered such a large lot of
NPs at Savers, myself. One time I found about 20 of 'em for $0.29 a pop. Still a pretty good deal all around, but not quite as good as your grab.
BTW a certain big lot of other stuff should be hitting your doorstep any day now.
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All right, let's get down to it:
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- CIB
ICO and
Tomb Raider Legend for PS2, $3.49 each
- CIB
Vigilante 8: 2nd Offense and
Twisted Metal III (Greatest Hits) for PS1, $2.99 each
- CIB
TransFormers: War for Cybertron for PS3, $3.49
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Super Mario All-Stars & Super Mario World SNES cart, $1.99
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Pipe Dream NES cart, $1.99
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Secrets of the PlayStation2 guide, $0.99
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2K Essentials Collection Bioshock/Borderlands/XCOM: Enemy Unknown set for PS3, $14.99: I think I jinxed myself with my boasting about all the Target-salvage games I was gonna pick up this holiday season, 'cuz I've found hardly any of note. So I decided to cut to the chase, and go right to the source. Now I can finally see what the big deal with
Bioshock is all about... although I've heard the XBox 360 version is better.
- NES carts, $1.99 each:
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Legendary Wings with manual
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Spy Hunter with manual
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Lode Runner
- Wizards & Warriors
- 1942: I finally found a copy that works properly on my machine.
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Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons choose-your-own-adventure story book, $0.99: Was hoping to find the
Oracle of Ages choose-your-adventure book, but struck out.
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Speaking of
Legend of Zelda: I could no longer deny the fact that I'm part of RF Generation's failing-eyesight contingent, and picked this up:
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Weird thing is, I don't know if I should open this up and play with it, or try to trade it for a blue 3DS XL and a physical, IRL, takes-up-3-dimensional-space copy of
Link Between Worlds. Needless to say, I already have a Nerf Armor case on order...
'Late