Here’s a mini round-up of Black Friday deals from various sites around the Internet. We’ll have a more extensive post for CyberMonday.

You have until 1 p.m. over at Zazzle to use the code ZBLACKFRIDAY to get $5 off of shirts and $3 off of mugs, and that includes Pajiba T-Shirts and Pajiba mugs.

Slashfilm has a round up of all the Amazon DVD deals today, including $6 for Bridesmaids, True Grit and $6 for Hot Tub Time Machine on Blu Ray. “Mad Men” seasons are also going for around $12 per season over at Amazon.

You can also get the complete 8 film Harry Potter collection for $40.

The Kindle Fire is going for $199, but as Slate notes, you get what you paid for (for better or worse).

Techcrunch has all the deals on Apple electronics today: $61 off of the iPad, you can get an iPod touch for $178, and there’s some slim discounts on the MacBook air, but no discounts on the iPhone.

If you’re into geek collectibles, there’s some great deals over on qMX, including 50% off of River Tam BDH Maquette, 80% off of Stargate Death Glider Replica, 50% off a cool Doctor Who art print, and 50% off their geek T-shirts, including a Serenity T.

Geeksugar has a round-up of nice Black Friday deals at the big box retailers, including headphones for $2.50, a 17 inch HP laptop at Office Depot for $350, an X-Box bundle at Game Stop for $300.

ThinkGeek’s cool iCade is on sale for $60 and a Star Trek pizza cutter for $20.

CNN has a geek blog. And there, I discovered you can get 134 issues of the Dark Horse Star Wars comics in digital form for $100.

A friendly reminder while you’re shopping today: Remember Black Friday is about getting cheap stuff for cheap prices, and that if you buy geek collectibles, you are 20 percent less likely to get laid in 2012.

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