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Yes, it's true. You could win this massive pile of crap, err, top quality gear. We've reviewed it, offered it back to the manufacturers and they, in their infinite kindness, say “Let it go out and visit amongst the peoples of the world”.
Rather than hire a bus and go on a long, arduous tour, we thought we'd give it away as a prize.
Actually, it's not all rubbish. Far from it. There's all sorts of stuff in there: routers, keyboards, mice, tonnes and tonnes of software, gaming controllers, steering wheel, oddments, gadgets, widgets, oddbods, some broken things, some fixable things, and for some reason, a copy of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
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MercilessKiller

whats the answer

becksta

I would say that the answer is :-

C) The Wardrobe from the Narnia books

but please correct me if I'm wrong!

Cheers

Mobeer

I would say the answer is:
Old Mother Hubbard's Cupboard

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Mother_Hubbard

becksta

Hey Mobeer!

I have just re-read the question and I think you are right. Oops thats an invalid entry for me then - I think maybe it's time to head off to bed!!
:doh:

Strepsy

I went for Narnia. Didn't think a nursery rhyme classed as literature but could well be wrong of course.

cazmanian_minx

I'm with Strepsy - Old Mother Hubbard is a nursery rhyme, Dr Cal-whatsit is a film, only Narnia is a book and therefore literature.

Caz

Prudent

That was a hard question! I went for Narnia too after deliberation.

Misterel

Prudent wrote:

That was a hard question! I went for Narnia too after deliberation.

Another vote for Narnia here too...

AuntyJean

A wardrobe is not really a cupboard is it? I'm going for Old Mother Hubbard as Nursery Rhymes are in print too!

lydias

Opted for Narnia - nursery rhymes were more an oral tradition.