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Xmas 2007???
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Just joind pigs back too too see what i can get on there - even a little boots voucher will be helpful!Time to find me again0
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If anyone has any ideas of a hamper (or anything) for a 13 year old boy please can you let me know?! Many thanks.:xmassmile:rudolf:0
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What is he in to? My eldest is only 5, so I'm not quite there yet, but off the top of my head -
You could do a games hamper - a new game, plentiful supply of pop and snacks type of thing, and a voucher for x hours uninterrupted access to the TV - keep your eyes open for CDwow and similar vouchers and look in the bargain bins and you'll get the game cheap.
Or you could do a similar version with music using one of the under-£10 MP3s that are on the boards right now and some cheap/free download codes.
Or is he more of an old-fashioned 13 year old - construction kits and getting grubby type of thing? A Scouter would probably appreciate a Swiss Army knife and selection of outdoory things (maybe a little camping stove and some rations - try your local Army & Navy), with a camping weekend voucher.
DFW Nerd no. 884 - Proud to [strike]be dealing with[/strike] have dealt with my debts0 -
sammy_kaye18 wrote:Just joind pigs back too too see what i can get on there - even a little boots voucher will be helpful!
Check out the Pigsback thread on the freebies board, especially pages 1 and 2, everyday. You will earn yourself quite a few vouchers between now and xmas. I joined in November and can just about order my third voucher, this is just from clicking, answering the quiz questions and signups. takes about 5 minutes a day.
Also, thanks to the boots grabbit thread I have got most of my presents already, many of them for little or no money:j0 -
sammy_kaye18 wrote:Hi All,
have already got tescos vouchers coming to me too - ok only about £17 but some of them can go aside for Xmas already i think unless i really need them and ive taken on the competition challenge to see if i win anything i can use them in some of the hampers too hopefully
Dont forget sammy kaye18 that your £17 of tesco vouchers is worth £68 at goldsmiths jewellers if you swap them for tesco deals !!!0 -
Just come back from Tescos and they have a set of 3 different size seargrass baskets (really nice in my opinion) Self edge lable reads £3.98 however at checkout they scanned at £1.98 bought 4 sets so that my baskets sorted out for next year.CUT OFF DATE FOR XMAS 2008 1st NOVPB £17.87, Ipoints 3907, QUIDCO £217.94,SHOP&SCAN 1950, LITESPEED 1265,PINECONE £8,BOOTS £18.62, IPSOS 1190, VALUED OPINIONS £19.25,MISC SURVEYS CLICK THROUGH ACCS ETC £23,0
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Gettin_me_own_back wrote:Just come back from Tescos and they have a set of 3 different size seargrass baskets (really nice in my opinion) Self edge lable reads £3.98 however at checkout they scanned at £1.98 bought 4 sets so that my baskets sorted out for next year.
Hi GMOB,
I couldnt help noticing your HUGE signature - I hope you dont mind me asking but how do you get so many points???
what are ipoints?? how do you get them???
Im with lightspeed, pigsback and have applied for various mystery shopper things, i sell on amazon and have tescos vouchers but how do you have so many????Time to find me again0 -
Nipped into Primark today after work to buy tights and ended up also buying some lovely long shaggy scarves that were reduced to £1 each. One in grey/purple/pink/brown and another in grey/green/purple. I also bought a set of 5 pairs of socks for £2. These are blue with the heel in colours that match the scarves perfectly and so will split the pack so there are 3 with one scarf and 2 with the other. Need to look out for some interesting hand/body lotions and lip salves to go along with these then I'll have 2 female relatives Christmas presents sorted with a kind of 'warm winter' gift bag of goodies.
Another trip to Primark yesterday to buy a pair of fleece PJ's reduced to £1 each for the winter warmer hampers and a towelling bath robe for a friend again for £1. Plan to buy a nice selection of smellies for pampering herself with to go with it....it is not of more importance than daily life, which I have an enduring wish to make as useful and beautiful as possible.
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hinnie wrote:There's nothing like getting organised and getting the gifts in before the rush starts!
This makes a lovely gift for any occasion
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It is fully personalised with any name and dedication,
you can have some fun there!
They also offer an acre of land on the Moon or Mars,
Ian
Very rarely on this site. Someone slips through the net, and gets away with advertising their own site for a long time. This is despite the fact that advertising is strictly against the rules. Nice one Ian, you got away with this for a long time, but consider yourself reported now.
Registrant Contact: Ian Hall (jetsethinnie@XXXXXX.com)How many surrealists does it take to change a lightbulb?
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i just have my kids main pressies to buy for christmas.im sorted for birthdays , easter and christmas and mum and dads 40th wedding anniversery all bought in the sales just need to start putting some money aside for food /drink.0
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