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I went on a shopping spree at the JCPenney Outlet at Ontario Mills today. They had a 15% off everything so great deals!
Nobody I know really likes that place. Strange enough, I love it and that's like the only place I love buying clothes without guilt or hesistation. Cheap prices, unpredictable selections, and a great changing room. I mean, after going to the JCPenney Outlet... even the regular JCPenney seems like they're trying to rip you off. $14 for a comfortable, wonderful pair of jeans.. where else can you get that? Not at expensive Lucky's or whatever! Paris Hilton can shop there, but not me.
Like Jamile-Lynn Sigler quoting J.Lo, "I'm real." Excuse me, I'm Asian American. (<--- that line wasn't suppose to make sense :))
The funniest thing today was when I was trying on some jeans. Clumsy me, I was trying to take the belt off my slacks so I could try it on the jeans. A Lizzie McGuire moment in the making happened. My wallet dropped and as I was trying to pick it up with one hand, my grip on my slacks loosen and my spare change in the pocket showered the carpet of the cubicle! I started laughing as the coins danced their way into the changing room next to me (*which someone was in!*). That selfish bastard (actually, I think it was a little kid) didn't return my few pennies that escaped into his little changing room. At least I stopped my two shiny quarters from going into his piggy bank (<--- that line sounds very awkward o_O).
Okay, more stuff happend! After I got out of my jeans (and being in my tighty whitey boxer briefs!) to try on another pair of jeans, I heard voices outside. A dad and his sons (little kids).. something like that. Then I heard the sons saying "Is anybody in here?" as they were laughing and opening doors! Then they pushed open my door midway and said "Is anyone in here?" and I slammed it shut right away. I was kind of pissed off cos there were like another dozen empty dressing rooms! Those kids should be slapped across the face and their mouths should be washed with cheap soap. Standing there, I saw my door being pushed opened again and this time I slammed it as hard as Brittany Murphy in the trailer for the critically panned "Uptown Girls." I hoped the person got pushed down or something cos those losers deserve so! Then I heard their dad laugh it off and say something like "C'mon boys, let's go" or something.
In reality, I wasn't that mad. It was kind of funny and amusing! I ended up buying two pairs of jeans, a sweater, and underwear (new underwear for a new school!).
I still need to get a comforter (I returned my expensive Robinson May one and I'm opting for the durable, good-value Ikea now) and an agenda for school!
I went on a shopping spree at the JCPenney Outlet at Ontario Mills today. They had a 15% off everything so great deals!
Nobody I know really likes that place. Strange enough, I love it and that's like the only place I love buying clothes without guilt or hesistation. Cheap prices, unpredictable selections, and a great changing room. I mean, after going to the JCPenney Outlet... even the regular JCPenney seems like they're trying to rip you off. $14 for a comfortable, wonderful pair of jeans.. where else can you get that? Not at expensive Lucky's or whatever! Paris Hilton can shop there, but not me.
Like Jamile-Lynn Sigler quoting J.Lo, "I'm real." Excuse me, I'm Asian American. (<--- that line wasn't suppose to make sense :))
The funniest thing today was when I was trying on some jeans. Clumsy me, I was trying to take the belt off my slacks so I could try it on the jeans. A Lizzie McGuire moment in the making happened. My wallet dropped and as I was trying to pick it up with one hand, my grip on my slacks loosen and my spare change in the pocket showered the carpet of the cubicle! I started laughing as the coins danced their way into the changing room next to me (*which someone was in!*). That selfish bastard (actually, I think it was a little kid) didn't return my few pennies that escaped into his little changing room. At least I stopped my two shiny quarters from going into his piggy bank (<--- that line sounds very awkward o_O).
Okay, more stuff happend! After I got out of my jeans (and being in my tighty whitey boxer briefs!) to try on another pair of jeans, I heard voices outside. A dad and his sons (little kids).. something like that. Then I heard the sons saying "Is anybody in here?" as they were laughing and opening doors! Then they pushed open my door midway and said "Is anyone in here?" and I slammed it shut right away. I was kind of pissed off cos there were like another dozen empty dressing rooms! Those kids should be slapped across the face and their mouths should be washed with cheap soap. Standing there, I saw my door being pushed opened again and this time I slammed it as hard as Brittany Murphy in the trailer for the critically panned "Uptown Girls." I hoped the person got pushed down or something cos those losers deserve so! Then I heard their dad laugh it off and say something like "C'mon boys, let's go" or something.
In reality, I wasn't that mad. It was kind of funny and amusing! I ended up buying two pairs of jeans, a sweater, and underwear (new underwear for a new school!).
I still need to get a comforter (I returned my expensive Robinson May one and I'm opting for the durable, good-value Ikea now) and an agenda for school!
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