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6. I have mixed feeling about harbor freight...

Sat Feb 11, 2017, 10:43 AM

Feb 2017

One the one hand, it's all shitty made in China stuff. OTOH, sometimes $3 packet of jewelers files is just what I needed.

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Kmart and Sears drop Trump(from websites) [View all] HAB911 Feb 2017 OP

They probably got tired of the snarky product reviews Freddie Feb 2017 #1

I loved K-Mart at Christmas time. They had the best selections Baitball Blogger Feb 2017 #2

I really miss my local Kmart Freddie Feb 2017 #4

I have mixed feeling about harbor freight... Adrahil Feb 2017 #6

DH is thrilled about this Freddie Feb 2017 #9

One less blue light will be flashing a K-Mart... Cooley Hurd Feb 2017 #3

Sears-Craftsman tools, Kenmore appliances, Progressive dog Feb 2017 #5

It's hard to compete with Amazon... Adrahil Feb 2017 #7

Actually, I buy from Sears over Amazon when it comes to big items. JTFrog Feb 2017 #13

I had the same issue with Sears Randomthought Feb 2017 #10

In the late 1960s, when I was in high school, I used to... 3catwoman3 Feb 2017 #11

The Hill article that article links to says neither never carried them. herding cats Feb 2017 #12

Thanks for explaining that to me. herding cats Feb 2017 #15

I don't believe either company carried their lines. Free press? grossproffit Feb 2017 #16

Hey, there is always Dollar Tree. dalton99a Feb 2017 #17

I still shop KMart locally - stories like this Blue Idaho Feb 2017 #18