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mrdngm
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754 Posts
11/04
Posted - Oct 3 2007 : 10:29PM
Any good stores in New Jersey?
Edited by - mrdngm on Oct 21 2007
Alexander Portnoy
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Sydnee Steele, Savanna Samson or None.
275 Posts
12/05
Posted - Nov 7 2007 : 3:19PM
Best thing to do is hop a train to Manhattan and take a stroll up and down 8th Avenue from the 60's to Chelsea. You'll find everything you're looking for at 1/2 the price that you'd pay at a North Jersey store.
As for stores in Sopranoland here are my suggestions:
'Romantic Depot' on Route 17 South in Paramus--have basically everything you want but very pricey ($35.00 + for stuff by the top studios with top stars and be prepared to pay top dollar for new releases.)
'Adult Essex Emporium,' on Route 46 East in Parsippany--great selection but again very pricey pretty much every disk in the shop except older stuff and comps is priced at $ 35.00. Only drawback: they don't carry Wicked Pictures.
'Video Thrills,' there's one in Flemington at the 206/202 Circle and one on Route 22 East in Green Brook. Have tons of discounted stuff, really good for some older disks. Hit and miss if you're looking for a new release or a particular title.
'Adult Playtime Boutique,' on Route 10 in Randolph. Pretty good for new feature releases from DP/Vivid/Wicked and discounted older and classic stuff.
There's one on Route 46 in Kenvil but the name escapes me. If you're looking for a new release or a specific title this is not the store, but tons of discounted disks and every once and a while you'll come up with a really good find.
PS. Recently I hit 3 different stores before I found 'Operation Desert Stormy,'and to add insult to injury--I overpaid for it
SexyHard
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673 Posts
6/07
Posted - Nov 7 2007 : 4:10PM
+1. Call in sick, go to the city, walk around, make a day of it.
mrdngm
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754 Posts
11/04
Posted - Nov 21 2007 : 4:59PM
AP, thanks for the list of suggestions.
What about areas closer to NYC -- Jersey City, Hoboken? What, only hipster bars there?
I won't pay anybody $35 for a DVD. If they're retailing older discs at a discount -- Ok.
The problem in Manhattan is that space is money. Less space = less selection.
Edited by - mrdngm on 12/19/2007 6:47:29 AM



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