Black Friday is often held as an example of American consumerism at it’s worse. Some people think it points to a systemic economic and moralistic flaw in our society. Still others say it promotes greediness over sharing and represents the exact opposite of what Christmas is really supposed to be about.
I just find the crowds and traffic annoying and a way to get awesome deals online instead of leaving the house.
No matter what you think of Black Friday, it’s always funny to see photos of crazed shoppers literally hunting for a bargain and that’s what I have for you today: Black Friday in Photos: Top 10 Crazy Crowd Photos.
Hundreds of shoppers clamoring over two digital cameras at an electronics store.
Crazy customers burst through the doors in Seattle on "Rockin' Shoppin' Eve."
A girl is thrilled that she fought off two middle-aged women for 3 bathrobes made in China, somewhere in Southern California.
Funny how no one minds being herded like human cattle on this particular Friday.
Customers at a Colorado Best Buy fight over big screen TV's
When you see customers like these in Westbury, NY with both Xbox 360's and PS3's, you start to wonder who they're really shopping for...
On Black Friday, no product is safe, like these bargain jeans at a clothing store.
Someone didn't wear their rubber soles at this Washington, DC area Walmart.
Customers camp out outside this New Jersey store in scenes reaching near Star Wars movie prequel proportions.
There's always a hot Christmas toy that no one can get their hands on. This year it's Zhu Zhu Pets, battery-operated hamsters that you can dress in different outfits.
Whether it’s a super deal on a flat screen HDTV or grabbing the latest hot toy that’s sure to sell out way before Christmas, Black Friday is a national tradition, even a holiday, whether you like it or not. Wait on a line at 3am or stay at home, but you can’t avoid the massive juggernaut known as Black Friday. It has become an unstoppable force all it’s own.
