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SinfulLia - Archosaur
SinfulLia - Archosaur Posts: 164 Arc User
edited November 2013 in General Discussion
Does anyone have any info about when Black Friday is?
Will there be r9 sales then?
If so, how cheap will r9 be?
Refine sale then as well?

Oh yea, what is Black Friday? o.O
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  • Jarkhen - Archosaur
    Jarkhen - Archosaur Posts: 990 Arc User
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    Does anyone have any info about when Black Friday is?
    The day after Thanksgiving, November 29th.

    Will there be r9 sales then?
    PWI does not release sales information ahead of time. Your guess is as good as anyone else's.

    If so, how cheap will r9 be?
    PWI does not release sales information ahead of time. Your guess is as good as anyone else's.

    Refine sale then as well?
    PWI does not release sales information ahead of time. Your guess is as good as anyone else's.

    Oh yea, what is Black Friday? o.O
    The day after Thanksgiving.
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  • Euthymius - Heavens Tear
    Euthymius - Heavens Tear Posts: 3,162 Arc User
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    Does anyone have any info about when Black Friday
    is?

    Google that.

    Will there be r9 sales then?

    We don't know. Maybe 50 or 60%? Never really know what sort of sale we get till it actually happens, though its likely if previous sales are anything to go off of.

    If so, how cheap will r9 be?

    See above.

    Refine sale then as well?

    See above.

    Oh yea, what is Black Friday? o.O

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  • DEMHEALSMAN - Dreamweaver
    DEMHEALSMAN - Dreamweaver Posts: 1,396 Arc User
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    This is black friday.

    As for what will be on sale, no one knows until PWE puts the sale up. R9 sale? You mean that sale that's constantly getting rotated every 2~4 weeks between MOGs and chip packs? Why would we need an extra sale for that b:shocked

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  • SinfulLia - Archosaur
    SinfulLia - Archosaur Posts: 164 Arc User
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    What's Thanks Giving?
    b:surrender
  • JustAllEvil - Harshlands
    JustAllEvil - Harshlands Posts: 340 Arc User
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    This is black friday.

    As for what will be on sale, no one knows until PWE puts the sale up. R9 sale? You mean that sale that's constantly getting rotated every 2~4 weeks between MOGs and chip packs? Why would we need an extra sale for that b:shocked

    Edit: Dammit got ninja'd by a pony

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  • Darkhawkbarb - Heavens Tear
    Darkhawkbarb - Heavens Tear Posts: 146 Arc User
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    What's Thanks Giving?
    b:surrender

    when the vikings invaded canada. or something.
  • thatguy123456
    thatguy123456 Posts: 103 Arc User
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    when the vikings invaded canada. or something.

    I thought that happened last year or something... *scratches head*
  • MochiBean - Archosaur
    MochiBean - Archosaur Posts: 55 Arc User
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    Why does everyone assume it's going to be r9. Last year it was pigments...
  • DarkPawner - Archosaur
    DarkPawner - Archosaur Posts: 9 Arc User
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    when the vikings invaded canada. or something.
    I thought that happened last year or something... *scratches head*



    Its funny how people that try to be smart just prove how ignorant they are. Thanksgiving is a festivity just for USA and Canada so there is no reason for anyone of the others about 190 countries to know about Thanksgiving. Guys from USA, it would be nice that u take a map and check that there is a big world outside ur borders and that world have no obligation to pay more attention to ur country than the one u put to them ^^.
  • Deflectra - Sanctuary
    Deflectra - Sanctuary Posts: 54 Arc User
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    PWI doesn't do Black Friday...its Cyber Monday that I'm looking forward to.
  • Sakubatou - Sanctuary
    Sakubatou - Sanctuary Posts: 4,001 Arc User
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    Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving and is the start of Christmas shopping. Many stores offer huge blowout sales either to clear out stock to allow for Christmas inventory or to bring people in and raise awareness of stores sales for the next month of the Christmas season. Alot of stores will do 50%-90% off sales, adjust their hours, or do special promotions ex. first 50 TVs sold get a DVD player free. Because of this it's considered the largest shopping day of the year (in the US at least.)

    Thanksgiving is a holiday of giving 'thanks for our bounty' and was traditionally a religious/harvest tradition in English traditions. The lore behind it was during the early American colonial days the colonists were starving and the Indians brought food and taught them how to farm and hunt. As a result, the colonists survived and it fostered peace between each, often represented as one big meal shared by Indians and Americans. That's the lore, although it's really just a harvest holiday. You get together with your family and cook a big dinner and traditionally take turns saying what you are thankful for.
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  • Fae_Harpy - Archosaur
    Fae_Harpy - Archosaur Posts: 267 Arc User
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    Thanksgiving is a holiday that celebrates a group of religious fanatics pretending to befriend local indigenous people to con them out of food and supplies so they can survive. In thanks for the help they later enslave, mass-murder, **** the natives as well as infect them with various deadly/debilitating diseases.

    Of course this truth has been white washed, covered up and is not taught in US schools. When it comes to deplorable holidays it ranks right up there with Columbus Day (who was a genocidal manic).
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  • SkogDyr - Lost City
    SkogDyr - Lost City Posts: 561 Arc User
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    SkogDyr's guide to Holidays in the US

    New Years Day - Jan 1st. Celebrated by watching Rose Bowl Parade while hungover and eating tons of junk food.

    Groundhog Day - Feb 2nd. Celebrated by forcing a small furry rodent type creature to endure the cold and throngs of armchair meteorologists so one town in Pennsylvania can make a few bucks.

    President's Day - Feb 17th. Celebrated by all department stores as a White Sale. This is the time to buy sheets, towels and bed mattresses.

    Easter Day - Apr 20th. Celebrated by finding brightly colored eggs that a large bunny has pooped out and hidden. Celebrating the resurrection of a Jewish prophet by eating ham.

    Memorial Day - May 26th. Celebration to honor the BBQ grills, hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salads that have made this country great.

    Independence Day - July 4th. Another celebration to honor the BBQ grills, hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salads that have made this country great.

    Labor Day - Sep 1st. The last celebration to honor the BBQ grills, hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salads that have made this country great.

    Halloween - Oct 31st. Celebration that allows you to attend parties, get drunk and go home with a beautiful woman in a French Maid costume.

    Morning after Halloween - Nov 1st. Horrific morning when that beautiful woman in a French Maid costume you went home with the night prior turns out to be the brother of your best friend... in drag. You both hang your head in shame and agree that this will never be spoken of again.

    Thanksgiving Day - Nov 27th. Celebration of stuffing yourself with so much food that you need to vomit. Also observed with a parade of limited talent TV stars from years ago, big balloons that you secretly wish would come crashing down on Justin Beiber and American Football.

    Black Friday - Nov 28th. Celebrated by lining up hours ahead of time for when the door opens anywhere from midnight to 6am. Festive traditions include the annual "someone crushed in the doorway at WalMart", the "assault for taking that last popular toy resulting in death at ToysRus" and the ever popular "wives are shopping for a couple days so let's go down to the strip club and rent us a ho0ker" evening.

    Christmas Eve - Dec 24th. Day when husbands, nation wide, wait til the stores are closed to shop for their wife and kids.

    Christmas Day - Dec 25th. Day when mommy yells at daddy when she opens up her gift from dad and finds and box of condoms from the gas station and a note that says I love you. (NOTE: This date next year will be celebrated at either your mom or dad's house. As a bonus, you will have two new step parents to supply you with gifts to buy your love.)

    New Years Eve - Dec 31st. Celebrated by drinking, snacks, more drinking, a kiss at midnight followed by a drunk call to that brother of your best friend asking if he still has that French Maid costume.

    These are the holidays we celebrate. b:victory
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  • SinfulLia - Archosaur
    SinfulLia - Archosaur Posts: 164 Arc User
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    SkogDyr's guide to Holidays in the US

    New Years Day - Jan 1st. Celebrated by watching Rose Bowl Parade while hungover and eating tons of junk food.

    Groundhog Day - Feb 2nd. Celebrated by forcing a small furry rodent type creature to endure the cold and throngs of armchair meteorologists so one town in Pennsylvania can make a few bucks.

    President's Day - Feb 17th. Celebrated by all department stores as a White Sale. This is the time to buy sheets, towels and bed mattresses.

    Easter Day - Apr 20th. Celebrated by finding brightly colored eggs that a large bunny has pooped out and hidden. Celebrating the resurrection of a Jewish prophet by eating ham.

    Memorial Day - May 26th. Celebration to honor the BBQ grills, hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salads that have made this country great.

    Independence Day - July 4th. Another celebration to honor the BBQ grills, hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salads that have made this country great.

    Labor Day - Sep 1st. The last celebration to honor the BBQ grills, hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salads that have made this country great.

    Halloween - Oct 31st. Celebration that allows you to attend parties, get drunk and go home with a beautiful woman in a French Maid costume.

    Morning after Halloween - Nov 1st. Horrific morning when that beautiful woman in a French Maid costume you went home with the night prior turns out to be the brother of your best friend... in drag. You both hang your head in shame and agree that this will never be spoken of again.

    Thanksgiving Day - Nov 27th. Celebration of stuffing yourself with so much food that you need to vomit. Also observed with a parade of limited talent TV stars from years ago, big balloons that you secretly wish would come crashing down on Justin Beiber and American Football.

    Black Friday - Nov 28th. Celebrated by lining up hours ahead of time for when the door opens anywhere from midnight to 6am. Festive traditions include the annual "someone crushed in the doorway at WalMart", the "assault for taking that last popular toy resulting in death at ToysRus" and the ever popular "wives are shopping for a couple days so let's go down to the strip club and rent us a ho0ker" evening.

    Christmas Eve - Dec 24th. Day when husbands, nation wide, wait til the stores are closed to shop for their wife and kids.

    Christmas Day - Dec 25th. Day when mommy yells at daddy when she opens up her gift from dad and finds and box of condoms from the gas station and a note that says I love you. (NOTE: This date next year will be celebrated at either your mom or dad's house. As a bonus, you will have two new step parents to supply you with gifts to buy your love.)

    New Years Eve - Dec 31st. Celebrated by drinking, snacks, more drinking, a kiss at midnight followed by a drunk call to that brother of your best friend asking if he still has that French Maid costume.

    These are the holidays we celebrate. b:victory


    b:laugh Thank you


    Seems like you Americans have largely differing views on specific aspects of your history! b:chuckle
  • Sarrafeline - Sanctuary
    Sarrafeline - Sanctuary Posts: 4,661 Arc User
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    b:laugh Thank you


    Seems like you Americans have largely differing views on specific aspects of your history! b:chuckle

    I did a report about the Canadians burning down the White House during our battle for independence (from the British), and was told it wasn't a 'school approved' topic for said class... But the teacher liked it, so I got a pass anyway...

    My parents wrote an angry letter to the superintendent about that. Yeah.
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  • AlphaOmegaX - Dreamweaver
    AlphaOmegaX - Dreamweaver Posts: 302 Arc User
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    Thanksgiving is a holiday that celebrates a group of religious fanatics pretending to befriend local indigenous people to con them out of food and supplies so they can survive. In thanks for the help they later enslave, mass-murder, **** the natives as well as infect them with various deadly/debilitating diseases.

    Of course this truth has been white washed, covered up and is not taught in US schools. When it comes to deplorable holidays it ranks right up there with Columbus Day (who was a genocidal manic).

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  • Aroral - Sanctuary
    Aroral - Sanctuary Posts: 195 Arc User
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    when the vikings invaded canada. or something.

    b:laugh Best explanation I have ever heard ROFL!
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  • asdgascdsf
    asdgascdsf Posts: 1 Arc User
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    Its funny how people that try to be smart just prove how ignorant they are. Thanksgiving is a festivity just for USA and Canada so there is no reason for anyone of the others about 190 countries to know about Thanksgiving. Guys from USA, it would be nice that u take a map and check that there is a big world outside ur borders and that world have no obligation to pay more attention to ur country than the one u put to them ^^.

    Lol relax dude. Its called sarcasm. Maybe you've heard of it?
  • Fishlips - Harshlands
    Fishlips - Harshlands Posts: 193 Arc User
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    we need a refine sale +10 orbs 25 gold each and 5 for 100 gold
  • Zymari - Archosaur
    Zymari - Archosaur Posts: 62 Arc User
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    What's Thanks Giving?
    b:surrender

    It happens one day a year. It's a time where families come together to poke, prod and make fun of each other while drinking too much and eating food from recipes that probably need heavily tweaked or just flat out thrown away. Oh, and don't forget gaining 3-5 lbs.
  • cawcawwww
    cawcawwww Posts: 0 Arc User
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    Does anyone have any info about when Black Friday is?
    Will there be r9 sales then?
    If so, how cheap will r9 be?
    Refine sale then as well?

    Oh yea, what is Black Friday? o.O

    I think they call it black friday ollie cuz it's when stores/companies have a chance to get their books in to the "black" accounting terminology for profit vs. red for debt.


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  • Azura - Lost City
    Azura - Lost City Posts: 2,281 Arc User
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    SkogDyr's guide to Holidays in the US

    New Years Day - Jan 1st. Celebrated by watching Rose Bowl Parade while hungover and eating tons of junk food.

    Groundhog Day - Feb 2nd. Celebrated by forcing a small furry rodent type creature to endure the cold and throngs of armchair meteorologists so one town in Pennsylvania can make a few bucks.

    President's Day - Feb 17th. Celebrated by all department stores as a White Sale. This is the time to buy sheets, towels and bed mattresses.

    Easter Day - Apr 20th. Celebrated by finding brightly colored eggs that a large bunny has pooped out and hidden. Celebrating the resurrection of a Jewish prophet by eating ham.

    Memorial Day - May 26th. Celebration to honor the BBQ grills, hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salads that have made this country great.

    Independence Day - July 4th. Another celebration to honor the BBQ grills, hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salads that have made this country great.

    Labor Day - Sep 1st. The last celebration to honor the BBQ grills, hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salads that have made this country great.

    Halloween - Oct 31st. Celebration that allows you to attend parties, get drunk and go home with a beautiful woman in a French Maid costume.

    Morning after Halloween - Nov 1st. Horrific morning when that beautiful woman in a French Maid costume you went home with the night prior turns out to be the brother of your best friend... in drag. You both hang your head in shame and agree that this will never be spoken of again.

    Thanksgiving Day - Nov 27th. Celebration of stuffing yourself with so much food that you need to vomit. Also observed with a parade of limited talent TV stars from years ago, big balloons that you secretly wish would come crashing down on Justin Beiber and American Football.

    Black Friday - Nov 28th. Celebrated by lining up hours ahead of time for when the door opens anywhere from midnight to 6am. Festive traditions include the annual "someone crushed in the doorway at WalMart", the "assault for taking that last popular toy resulting in death at ToysRus" and the ever popular "wives are shopping for a couple days so let's go down to the strip club and rent us a ho0ker" evening.

    Christmas Eve - Dec 24th. Day when husbands, nation wide, wait til the stores are closed to shop for their wife and kids.

    Christmas Day - Dec 25th. Day when mommy yells at daddy when she opens up her gift from dad and finds and box of condoms from the gas station and a note that says I love you. (NOTE: This date next year will be celebrated at either your mom or dad's house. As a bonus, you will have two new step parents to supply you with gifts to buy your love.)

    New Years Eve - Dec 31st. Celebrated by drinking, snacks, more drinking, a kiss at midnight followed by a drunk call to that brother of your best friend asking if he still has that French Maid costume.

    These are the holidays we celebrate. b:victory

    Wow thanks so much for this handy guide to American Holidays. I will keep a copy of it in case I ever forget one b:thanks