Best doll for a first timer?
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Re: Best doll for a first timer?
by Lexagon » Mon Jul 18, 2011 3:28 pm
Ahhh you should try Walmart, if you have them. I got mine for 3 dollars.
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Re: Best doll for a first timer?
by AlmySidaKay » Mon Jul 18, 2011 4:11 pm
The walmart near me is out of the red one, and i went to meijer and they only price match if it's in the sales ad. I want the red! Arg!
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Re: Best doll for a first timer?
by thisstrangeforest » Mon Jul 18, 2011 4:13 pm
The exact one has to be in the add or they won't match? how dumb. 
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Re: Best doll for a first timer?
by AlmySidaKay » Mon Jul 18, 2011 4:24 pm
None of the wigs are in the sales ad right now, they just are always cheaper at wal mart.
A hobby isn't supposed to leave you wistful, regretful and vaguely disappointed. BJD collecting is as customizable as the dolls themselves. Do whatever pleases you the most, because otherwise, why do it at all? All for the 'Gram Bitches love the 'Gram.
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Re: Best doll for a first timer?
by thisstrangeforest » Mon Jul 18, 2011 5:21 pm
see if that was walmart all you have to do is say and they'll usually just price match it if it's upto like 15 dollars difference. Did you ask if they would match it without an add? sometimes if you fish for it they'll let it go since walmart will do it unless they need approval. we don't have any of those stores around here. I'd check for you down here but my walmart but is over two hours away cause I live in the sticks. and my air-conditioning just shot out again not two days after I got it fixed.
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Re: Best doll for a first timer?
by AlmySidaKay » Mon Jul 18, 2011 5:25 pm
I was thinking about printing out the online page that says what the price is or just taking a photo of it on my camera, tho with all the driving I've done to try and save $5 I might as well pay full price here soon.. >.>
A hobby isn't supposed to leave you wistful, regretful and vaguely disappointed. BJD collecting is as customizable as the dolls themselves. Do whatever pleases you the most, because otherwise, why do it at all? All for the 'Gram Bitches love the 'Gram.
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Re: Best doll for a first timer?
by Lexagon » Mon Jul 18, 2011 6:47 pm
Eh, it's probably worth it to wait until Wally World restocks, plus they might have brought out new red ones, I'm not sure though. I still like that one best for Bryn though so, eh.
I still can't find a purple one acceptable for Vivianne though. Ergh.
I still can't find a purple one acceptable for Vivianne though. Ergh.
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Re: Best doll for a first timer?
by kaybee27 » Tue Jul 19, 2011 2:11 pm
Ugh we don't have a WalMart near us sadly! Nor a TRU...I know that is hard to believe, lol. Just Target unfortunately!
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Re: Best doll for a first timer?
by 1/6andtinylover » Tue Jul 19, 2011 2:19 pm
I can believe that...the place I live is has City in its name but pretty far from being a city. I don't think there's any TRU near this place and the nearest ToysRUs is in some other, bigger city which is still fairly humble.
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Re: Best doll for a first timer?
by Lexagon » Tue Jul 19, 2011 3:45 pm
My town is... hmm a corporate town so we have a lot bigger stores, a super walmart, Lowes, A home depot right behind the lowes, all within walking distance really. But the nearest TRU is about an hour away, on a good day. Usually you don't get good days driving there.
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