Super Walmart

Piggly Wiggly

Target, Wal-Mart and occasionally Price Chopper. Primarily Target.

I was going to ask if they have any regular Walmarts left. We don't have a Super Target, which I'm sure some of you might think is weird.

I prefer Target over Wal-mart mainly because my local Wal-mart is busy as hell, and bitch to get in and out of. (I-29 and Barry right by Zona Rosa)

Get my groceries at the Price Chopper though... it's like 5 minutes away.

There's two targets within 5 minutes of me on 119th and one of them is on the way home from work. Wal-mart's a little further away and is in the middle of nowhere (135th and black bob IIRC), although it's easily the cheapest of the three. Price Chopper I usually avoid because it always seems more expensive, although it's the most convenient.

I used to shop at HyVee exclusively, but they closed the one I went to (Highland Plaza at 119th/69 hwy) and the one on 135th and antioch is similarly out of the way to wal-mart.

Probably 70% Walmart, 250% Dillons, and the rest various other places. We have been going in on butchering a cow every year with our friends who have a farm in Carthage, MO. SO, we're usually good on beef for the year with that. We also had a pig butchered a couple years ago. Amazingly better than the pork you buy in a store.

trader joes and sams. vons once in while
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You'll find the best selection of food in a busy womans vagina. ...............yeah,I'm not sure either.
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i'm surprised that doesn't result in alot of toilet paper and sex product ads.

poop and sex is what this place is all about. :)

That's some high speed techno shit right there. I still don't understand the whole mouse clicky thing, so that's like ****ing quantum astro-physics right there. Or a woman's emotional needs. Or why "wagon" is spelled like that. Some shit just is way beyond my understanding.

ive worked for hy vee, price chopper and publix and i would say publix is the best.

Super Walmart, unfortunately

King Sooper!

I have a question: So I've only been out to Colorado in the summer. And the King Soopers have these huge-ass openings to them. But in the winter, they surely can't do that. How in the hell do they close it up? I didn't see any doors that slide down or anything.

Dillons, I hate that place but it's a few blocks from my house.