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E: 03/08 Win a Miu Miu handbag worth £800

just_thrifty

just_thrifty Posts: 1,206 Forumite

21 July 2009 at 12:48PM edited 31 July 2009 at 11:22AM in Game Over Archives

http://www.hotitalianmodel.com/

Vote for the male model you'd like to become the 'Face of Zanussi'.

The prize is a Miu Miu Coffer handbag to the approximate value of £800.

(Voted for Model 3- love his wavy hair...:o)

Unofficial poll updated!- according to who's posted their vote: In the lead- no. 4, then nos. 3 & 6 with equal votes, no. 1, no. 5, and in last place no. 2, still with no votes at all!!

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skintandsad Posts: 1,014 Forumite

21 July 2009 at 12:59PM

Thanks op (dribbles)
No. 4 can come put his pants in my washing machine any day :rotfl:

I'm a nutter :j
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miss.bint Posts: 363 Forumite

21 July 2009 at 1:20PM

OMG! No.3 is the spitting image of my OH.
My OH is better-looking though, obviously.

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jujugaboo Posts: 4,246 Forumite

21 July 2009 at 1:38PM

I with skintandsad No. 4 - Mmmmm

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little_dumplings Posts: 1,054 Forumite

21 July 2009 at 1:39PM

phwoaar number 4 :smileyhea

Back on it!
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glamlovinkitty Posts: 266 Forumite

21 July 2009 at 1:49PM

I went with number 3 simply because he looked like he actually had a personality - the rest were just....yuck.

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little_dumplings Posts: 1,054 Forumite

21 July 2009 at 1:53PM

glamlovinkitty wrote: »

I went with number 3 simply because he looked like he actually had a personality - the rest were just....yuck.

Don't be daft..NONE of them will have a personality! But who cares!:p lol

Back on it!
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moonsugar Posts: 294 Forumite

21 July 2009 at 1:55PM

Number one is my fav:

" i don't wear a belt with jeans "

excellent

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novo_2 Posts: 462 Forumite

21 July 2009 at 2:07PM

most fun competition I've entered so far

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mattytun Posts: 13,920 Forumite

21 July 2009 at 2:18PM

Looks like all you girls are flusterd now..! :rotfl::p

Can't sleep, quit counting sheep and talk directly to the shepherd :cool:
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absentee123 Posts: 319 Forumite

21 July 2009 at 2:19PM

Number 3, he looked the less 'camp' if you get my drift

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