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Competitions Discussion Thread Part 10
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Right, gonna have a moan now. Just received an email announcing the winners of a comp that I entered. When the comp closed they emailed to say that they had received 125 entries. Basically you had to write about your pet in 50 words or less. The 2 winners are now on the site and the second place winner used 65 words! What's that all about?Luck is believing you’re lucky – Tennessee Williams
May your pockets be heavy and your heart be light. May good luck pursue you each morning and night – Anonymous0 -
not fair
a mate was in the finals of a video comp and the prize was to go to orlando
video had to be at least 3mins
the winning video was 2.3 mins0 -
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Isn't there an ad with 'decisions, decisions' in it. Was it Galaxy? That could be where the decisive bit comes in.Big thanks to all who contribute to the forums. Be lucky everyone and be safe!0
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Hi, i'm not sure if i should ask here but my elderly neighbour is doing a quiz at her local womens club and she is stuck on a question. The answer can be the name of a sweet, chocolate bar or a chocolate biscuit. the clue is When it comes to this its decisive - for example at the end. I cant think of anything so would be very grateful for any help. Thanks
Probably too late now but I suspect the answer they want is Crunchie?
When it come to this it's decisive, (when it comes to the crunch), plus for example, (i.e.) at the end.
I know i.e. really stands for "that is" but it is frequently mistakenly used as "for example" which is really e.g. but "that is" and "for example" are similar in meaning.0 -
thingamaBob wrote: »Probably too late now but I suspect the answer they want is Crunchie?
When it come to this it's decisive, (when it comes to the crunch), plus for example, (i.e.) at the end.
I know i.e. really stands for "that is" but it is frequently mistakenly used as "for example" which is really e.g. but "that is" and "for example" are similar in meaning.
Thanks thingmaBob - it may be too late for the poster, but I can sleep in peace now!0 -
I thought it was Rolo.... when you come to the end (the last rolo) and can't decide to give it away or eat yourself... :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:0
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hi, crunchie sounds good, but so does rolo, . (its not galaxy cause we have that as a ford people carrier).. I will pass it on to my neighbour and she can decide, but Thankyou for all your help.0
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Hi guys I am always on the look out for freebies just like everyone else. I come across this website realfreesamples.co.uk. You just basically click on a few things to enter a variety of competions.
Has anyone heard of them and did you actually win anything?Don't want to waste my time if it's all a scam.
ThanksMess0
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