****... you know what was funny... we didnt camp for **** really.

we were kickin it, and then we drove around to all the circuit city's and bestbuys. rolled up to the back of the line, and was askin ****** if they felt confident in gettin the system...

****** was lookin like they was waitin in line at the free clinic, awaitin the answer for they aids test or something! hella sad faces and ****. we got ours, then rolled back by hella slow, boxes in the windows.... lookin at people with hella funny *** faces. they was stoooopid *** mad!

 

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061117/...ation_shooting

1 shot in Conn. amid PlayStation mayhem

By STEVE FEICA, Associated Press Writer1 hour, 57 minutes ago

Two armed thugs tried to rob a line of people waiting for the new PlayStation 3 game system to go on sale early Friday and shot one man who refused to give up his money, authorities said.

In Sullivan, Ind., a man was in critical condition after emergency surgery for a stab wound after he and a friend tried to rob two men of consoles they waited 36 hours in line to buy, police said.

Nationwide, short supplies of the PS3 and strong demand led to long lines of buyers, some waiting for days outside stores. Once the doors opened Friday, they pushed and shoved their way to the shelves in several cities to get at the limited supply. Two people were arrested in Fresno, Calif., after a crowd trampled people in a parking lot.

It was about 3 a.m. when the two gunmen in Putnam, a town of about 9,000 residents in northeast Connecticut, confronted 15 to 20 people standing outside a Wal-Mart store and demanded money, said State Police Lt. J. Paul Vance.

"One of the patrons resisted. That patron was shot," Vance said.

Vance said the two gunmen fled after shooting Michael Penkala, 21, of Webster, Mass., in the chest and shoulder. Penkala was in stable condition at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center in Worcester, Mass., with injuries not believed to be life threatening, Vance said.

Police were searching for the suspects, both believed to be in their teens, Vance said. He said one was wearing a ski mask and brandishing a handgun, and the other had what appeared to be a shotgun.

About 30 miles away, another shopper was beaten and robbed of his new PlayStation 3 just minutes after he bought it at a store in Manchester, police said.

The shopper told police five men surrounded and beat him as he left the Shoppes at Buckland Hills with the new PlayStation.

Police Sgt. Chris Davis said the attackers pushed one of their cohorts out of the car as they drove away. That man, a 17-year-old from Windsor, was charged with robbery, larceny, assault and breach of peace.

Andrew Templeton, 20, and David Wiggins, 28, of Sullivan, Ind., were assaulted by two teens after waiting for 36 hours at a Super Wal-Mart, police said.

They were unloading their PlayStation 3s from their car when two teens approached them carrying a chain and a tire iron and demanding their consoles, said Sullivan Police Chief David Story.

A fight broke out. Wiggins' nose was broken, and he stabbed one of the attackers, Dylan Moss, 19, police said. Moss was in critical condition after surgery, officials said.

Sullivan County Prosecutor Bob Springer said he plans to charge Moss and accomplice Dustin Fagg, 19, with felony robbery.

Elsewhere, two men wearing black ski masks and sunglasses made off with five consoles after holding two employees at gunpoint at an Englewood, Ohio, video game store Thursday night, police said.

A Pennsylvania teenager was also robbed of his new PlayStation by a man who tapped on his car window with a handgun in Allentown, police said.

In Lexington, Ky., someone fired BB pellets from a passing vehicle at people waiting outside a Best Buy store, according to WKYT, whose own reporter said she was among four people grazed while she interviewed buyers in line.

Police fired a talcum powder ball at the ground outside a Target store in Henrico, Va., to get the attention of an unruly crowd of about 350 people who were waiting to buy one of the shop's eight consoles, police said.

A Best Buy store in Boston, aware it had only 140 of the consoles, got smart about the big sale — its employees gave out tickets to the first 140 people in line so everyone could go home until the store opened.

 

Dustin Fagg

dude wasnt Felces's name on here Dustin???? Bwahahahah is that him

 

damn when ever new console comes out i guess ill camp it and sell it

 

I was thinking about camping out to get one and make some quick cash but on tuesday there was already a long *** line of people. These gamers got issues sittin out in the cold that long for a fvcking playstation

 

Deffinitley some money to be made on those little guys.

 

Well that like when the xbox 360 came out they were going for like 900.00 but you right those prices are off the chain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I can't believe someone got shot at a walmart over a glorified Game Boy.

 

would have been easier to make some loot on f'n tickle me elmo 20th ann. edition!!!!!!!!!!

 

when I was tryin to get a nintendo wii there were tons of people waiting in line for those

 

fvcking tool boxes

who in there right mind would pay that much to play video games

just wait till they come down in price