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Onya bags 5 for £5 seconds (plus p&p)
purplemoon
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Can't see this already posted...
See here:
http://www.onyabags.co.uk/index.php?crn=219&rn=498&action=show_detail
A regular onya bag is £6.50, the others you could get cost more when not seconds.
Here you get a mix and match of 5. p&p was £1.68, unless you buy more than one pack- oops!
See here:
http://www.onyabags.co.uk/index.php?crn=219&rn=498&action=show_detail
A regular onya bag is £6.50, the others you could get cost more when not seconds.
Here you get a mix and match of 5. p&p was £1.68, unless you buy more than one pack- oops!
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Postage was only £1.68, so 5 bags for £6.68. Wicked deal, thanks ;-)0
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Also if you are tempted by anything else on the site, there is a discount code on the codes thread that gives 15% off the other stuff that isn't in the sale.0
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I bought a few of these bags a couple of years ago.. Superb and really do carry a lot.... Great for pressies. I have just ordered mine...0
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First class post was £1.68 for an order of 5 bags. Excellent!0
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Great deal, thanks!Comper and general cheapskate
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mcallister1 wrote: »Thanks for that- I got my mum one of these and was really taken with it myself- its so cute yet also so strong. Much like myself I suppose but won't carry the metaphor any further...:o
Aha. You said "like myself". So it's a similie.
(Shamelessly stolen from Ed Byrne)
Seriously, thanks for the pic
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Constant_Change wrote: »Aha. You said "like myself". So it's a similie.
(Shamelessly stolen from Ed Byrne)
Seriously, thanks for the pic
I have just done a quiz (in between me writing my response and getting this one) on the bbc website that asked whether a phrase was a metaphor or a simile. If only I'd have read this first!!!!!0 -
Excellent post OP. Great stocking fillers for Christmas. Or perhaps I'll use them for doing all the Christmas shopping. LOL.0
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I hate to be pedantic :rotfl: but a similie is part of a subset of the groupConstant_Change wrote: »Aha. You said "like myself". So it's a similie.
(Shamelessly stolen from Ed Byrne)
Seriously, thanks for the pic
'metaphors'. That is, all similies are metaphors but not all metaphors are similies.
Also take a look at the sandwich wrap n mats. With the discount they work out at £3.61 and they should last for ages. I use loads of sandwich bags-these are a good alternative I think.
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