Black Friday

Once again Black Friday is upon us.  Did you know that it's not just retailers and web sites offering deals though?

Black Friday is only a few days away. Grab your gear and get ready to fight over incredibly cheap toys, TVs and DVDs. For those of you who see Black Friday as the horror it truly is, this movie trailer is for you.

Another Black Friday (or, should I say "Black Fight-day") has come and gone.  As usual, it was not without a few ... "disagreements"!

We all enjoy getting great deals on electronics on black Friday but not at the expense of getting hurt or in trouble.

The guys who make fake lists and go around to stores on Black Friday asking for ridiculous items are back!

This made me laugh hysterically!  I don't know who thinks of these things, but it's priceless.

Everyone knows here in El Paso, Texas that Black Friday is a sacred day to some and go on insane mode.

Black Friday, you either hate it or love it. Sometime in between the angry Walmart shoppers and standing outside of Best Buy for 2 hours, I realized I hate it. I am still kicking myself for agreeing to go with my boyfriend and his cousins to the Doorbuster deals at Walmart on Thanksgiving evening...

WHAT?  We may not be able to huddle up together and freeze at 4am at Walmart this year??

Greg Benson and Ryan Smith came up with a  prank to play on Target store workers. They wrote a list of silly items that don't exist.  Then they traded lists  without looking at them, went to Target, and asked the employees to help find the items...

This was the most successful Black Friday ever in terms of sales. It also seems to have set the record for bad behavior. Here's a roundup of some of the things your fellow Americans did to save some money on various items.

The insane crowd for the Black Friday midnight opening of Urban Outfitters in the Thousand Oaks Mall in California. From November 25, 2011.