Visiting the Mall
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What can you do at the mall? We here at WagzTail ponder this most important of first-world questions. Do you go for the food? To watch people? Might you perhaps actually shop there? Tell us!
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levi
I am the coyote of the group! This means I am the handsome one, the intelligent one, the one who says all sorts of positive things about himself because he can even though he may be stretching the truth a little. When I'm not hosting or editing the show, you can find me writing the next great furry novel.
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When I go to the mall, I usually just look around a music/anime/gaming store and a store called Sleeping Tiger because they sell bladed weapons. I also look around Barnes&Nobles.
Hehe, sounds like a cool mall ^.^
Its awesome ^^.
Depending on my mood, I like going to malls. I like window shopping, but have yet to find a sutiable window to buy, oddly enough. I like going through the food court, looking at people, seeing what there is. I’m also partial to bookstores. I could stay there for hours. And those “As seen on TV” or Brookstone stores are also nice, seeing all the gadgets and other things.
Here’s a topic I think you guys should do eventually: Harbingers: what are the signs saying Jesus is coming? (also, you guys should read ‘the Harbinger’ by Jonathan Cahn, it’s rather incredible.
but yes, malls… 😛 I avoid them at all costs. there’s just nothing there for me, really, not interested in books, or any of that stuff. sometimes if I find a book store or a place with books, I’ll dart over to the magazines and check out anything on Hot Rod Magazine or Motor Trend. the food courts don’t appeal to me, as I don’t really enjoy just eating (if i’m actually hungry, i’ll go to Aunt Annie’s pretzels though :3 and if Home Depot counts, there’s always a Sabbrett’s Hot Dog stand that is incredible). but yeah, there’s nothing I really like among the thousands of tons of people, metal, paint, clothes, jewelry, concession stands, etc. :/ Especially since there won’t be any furmeets in 90*F weather with 101% humidity 😛
I have heard of that book and a lady at church has recommended it to me, but I have yet to read it. Based on what I have heard from the book summary and from readers, I am critical of the author’s assumptions.
there is a sort of bibliography (like one you would find in a college research essay, just quite a bit bigger), where you can go online and check the author’s assumptions and you can really tell that he spent a lot of time and effort into his research.
I am noticing a fondness for bookstores. This makes me happy.
Unfortunately for me, the book store is not actually in the mall but is about a mile away from it.
Here’s every mall I can think of has a book store; the only factor is the size of the bookstore. Sadly, they’re all owned by the same company at this point and competition in brick & mortar book stores is non-existent.