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E: 04/10 Win Totseat (effort)
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http://www.facebook.com/totseat?v=info#!/totseat?v=wall
Recieved this in an email - done search cant see anything.
Totseat Tales with Nursery Rhymes...how does yours end?
Totseat's new competition offers a new twist on traditional nursery rhymes.
How will yours end?
Valid from: Tuesday September 28th 2010 until Monday October 4th 2010. (Competition closes midnight UK time).
How it works: We post the beginning of a nursery rhyme .... and it's up to you to finish it - however you like - but it must be suitable to recite to children.
Here's an example:
Baa baa black sheep, have you any wool, yes, sir, yes sir, three bags full ...
Now you finish off ... instead of 'One for master, one for the dame, one for the little boy who lives down the lane' - submit something more exciting!
How to enter:
Click here to go to the Totseat Facebook page facebook.com/totseat.
Look for this week's Totseat Tales nursery rhyme post and give your new twist to an old rhyme in the comment thread.
Entries must be submitted via the comment area for this Totseat Tales post on Facebook within the timeframe given.
Recieved this in an email - done search cant see anything.
Totseat Tales with Nursery Rhymes...how does yours end?
Totseat's new competition offers a new twist on traditional nursery rhymes.
How will yours end?
Valid from: Tuesday September 28th 2010 until Monday October 4th 2010. (Competition closes midnight UK time).
How it works: We post the beginning of a nursery rhyme .... and it's up to you to finish it - however you like - but it must be suitable to recite to children.
Here's an example:
Baa baa black sheep, have you any wool, yes, sir, yes sir, three bags full ...
Now you finish off ... instead of 'One for master, one for the dame, one for the little boy who lives down the lane' - submit something more exciting!
How to enter:
Click here to go to the Totseat Facebook page facebook.com/totseat.
Look for this week's Totseat Tales nursery rhyme post and give your new twist to an old rhyme in the comment thread.
Entries must be submitted via the comment area for this Totseat Tales post on Facebook within the timeframe given.
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