SmileyBoy
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Mon May-15-06 12:57 PM
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They're opening up a Burlington Coat Factory in my town. |
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Edited on Mon May-15-06 12:57 PM by SmileyBoy
It's a no-brainer for this climate. People around here buy coats and jackets often, and they like them with quality, yet relatively cheap.
I haven't bought a new jacket in years. It's dirty as hell now. Hopefully it'll be open by the time the temp gets into the 30's again.
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HiFructosePronSyrup
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Mon May-15-06 01:01 PM
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1. They're pretty good stores. |
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And not just for coats. I was just their this weekend.
I bought a pair of those big baggy shorts that kids like to wear. It was either that or get those shorts with the stains already in them. So I went with the baggy ones. I sure don't look my age, but at least they're comfortable.
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Mon May-15-06 01:03 PM
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2. I guess they have high-end designer brands for really cheap. |
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I went to one in the Twin Cities area. They were selling stuff from Puffy's line (Sean John) and Ecko, and other high-end brands.
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Mon May-15-06 01:07 PM
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3. I used to work at a Burlington Coat. |
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Check out the coats carefully (and I mean carefully) before you buy them.
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