supersize me

savvy

gibby wrote:

this is an excellent dvd

great for scaring the kids away from horrible foods

& very funny too

g

Yeah I want to use it to teach my students!

Kingron

Just dont make me read that dreadful paper. Free DVD OK. Maybe ok for the weather report but otherwise... NO THANKS. In fact, if I get the paper for the free dvd maybe I can sell the actual paper on ebay? BRAND NEW, NEVER READ. No Reserve.

Peter-Pan_5

Thanks for that if you are a student you can get it cheaper with vouchers.

Hail Hail

drstonk

Kingron wrote:

Just dont make me read that dreadful paper. Free DVD OK. Maybe ok for the weather report but otherwise... NO THANKS. In fact, if I get the paper for the free dvd maybe I can sell the actual paper on ebay? BRAND NEW, NEVER READ. No Reserve.

Could be worse could be the daily mail, then even the weather would be suspect

maneesh_2

Love the movie, reminds me not to eat crap food, and its freebie I'm not gonna miss.

Excellent find is all I can say.

medical

when is this newspaper out? is it sat 22/4/06 or the last one?
medical

stardust2000_uk

Peter-Pan wrote:

Thanks for that if you are a student you can get it cheaper with vouchers.

Hail Hail

A poor (I mean Money Saving) student like me can get the vouchers from where?

drstonk

You can apply for the vouchers through this link
http://www.guardian.co.uk/studentvouchers/
and yes the dvd is in this saturdays edition

xmfclick

It's worth asking the person in the newsagents if you can have the DVD (and the supplements, if it's inside a plastic bag) without buying the paper. Best to wait till shortly before closing time. It's worked for me, a couple of times. Worst that can happen is they say No, so you buy the paper anyway.

Bizarre thing about the way newsagents work (or used to) is that they get (got) credit for unsold copies of newspapers, without actually having to send them back. I may be remembering it wrong (it was a while ago), but the agent (or was it the wholesaler?) was supposed to destroy the unsolds and send an affidavit (i.e. a legally binding document) to the publisher attesting that they had done so -- EVERY NIGHT!! But it was just the paper that had to be destroyed, not the supplements. So, if they still work like that, the agent doesn't really care about the supplements. If he thinks you'll buy the paper he won't give you the supplement, but if it's just before closing and you don't do it every week there's a chance that he'll say "Take it".

slowen

Normally papers with free stuff goes like wild fire in my local shop as any freebie and they get snapped up