Whats the biggest prize you've ever won?

AnnieH

ben500 wrote:

My wife's heart.

Oh c'mon.... you can't say something like that without explaining - has she received a donor heart?

hammymad

i never win anything.. not even a tiny items or a runners up prize! and i enter every competition i can find aswell! oh well just keep trying:)

ben500

AnnieH wrote:

Oh c'mon.... you can't say something like that without explaining - has she received a donor heart?

Hell no, just lucky I won it and not someone less deserving.;)

AnnieH

Oh :rotfl: I see...:doh:

I'm a bit slow you know

susieb1967

I won a prize for my daughter to be mascot at bolton wanderers FC. OH is a life long fan and he was blown away that I had won. The prize included full kit for DD, meet the players in changing rooms have a look around the grounds and have a kick about with the players on the pitch. DD was accompanied by totally excited father. We also got 4 tickets to see the game and photos were sent to us after of DD with captain and mascot etc. We reckon it was worth about £300 but to us the experience was priceless. Totally awesome!

Bigtimer01

I've Just Won The Chance Of Entering More Competitons!!!!!!!

doolally_2

I enter comps regulary 2 years ago i won a fluffy bag, and at the weekend i won a family day out to a local museum spose its better than nothing.

skipton

Lightspeed informed me last week that I had won £200 in one of their prize draws. I'm still waiting for the cheque! So not sure if this is a wind-up.

Smiley_Mum

I used to enter a lot of competitions and won a washing machine, weekends away, clothes, videos, vouchers, tickets, makeover, television. My brother won a family holiday to Florida in a slogan comp with Britvic.

deddogblues

I won a sugar puffs honey monster in a draw at the local supermarket.
It was weeks after I filled out the ticket when someone from the store rang, I thought they were taking the mickey at first.
My father in law won £75000 on spot the ball about 14 years ago just after he retired and my sister in law had five numbers on the first ever lottery draw.