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After over 55 years ..... finally ...
MrRee_2
Posts: 2,389 Forumite
I have won a big prize on the Premium Bonds!
At last ......
Of course, it wasn't one of my bonds bought in 1958 - but one bought much, much, later.
If that didn't cheer me up enough, I collect my new car this afternoon ...... the suns just come out and it's a convertible, I hope I shall be smiling all afternoon and into the evening where I'm going to a concert.
Stick with it - it does come better as you get old and wrinkly.
May all who read this have a wonderful weekend! :beer:
At last ......
Of course, it wasn't one of my bonds bought in 1958 - but one bought much, much, later.
If that didn't cheer me up enough, I collect my new car this afternoon ...... the suns just come out and it's a convertible, I hope I shall be smiling all afternoon and into the evening where I'm going to a concert.
Stick with it - it does come better as you get old and wrinkly.
May all who read this have a wonderful weekend! :beer:
Bringing Happiness where there is Gloom!
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I have won a big prize on the Premium Bonds!
Congratulations.
I have just instructed to cash in all my premium bonds.
Although I was winning small amounts, it was not worth the interest it will cost my on my first stage release of my self build.:wall:
What we've got here is....... failure to communicate.
Some men you just can't reach.
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Thanks ..... highest I've won in one single month was about 2 years ago when I received a £100 and a £500!
Then I have months with nothing - funny how it goes like that!
Keep smiling out there!!!Bringing Happiness where there is Gloom!0 -
A very good afternoon to you MrRee. It's a pleasure to see you peruse this board again. I trust everything is sparkly after such news. The good news just doesn't stop giving these days. It's wonderful to feel alive and kicking in the homeowner class indeed.I have won a big prize on the Premium Bonds!
At last ......
Of course, it wasn't one of my bonds bought in 1958 - but one bought much, much, later.
If that didn't cheer me up enough, I collect my new car this afternoon ...... the suns just come out and it's a convertible, I hope I shall be smiling all afternoon and into the evening where I'm going to a concert.
Stick with it - it does come better as you get old and wrinkly.
May all who read this have a wonderful weekend! :beer:
Good day to you sir.0 -
Well, thank you 'Newbie' .... strange how you have been a member for just 1 month yet know I have posted in history - now, I wonder who's sock puppet you are?
You have a good day too, Sir
Bringing Happiness where there is Gloom!0 -
Slow day at work McT?0
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I have won a big prize on the Premium Bonds!
At last ......
Of course, it wasn't one of my bonds bought in 1958 - but one bought much, much, later.
If that didn't cheer me up enough, I collect my new car this afternoon ...... the suns just come out and it's a convertible, I hope I shall be smiling all afternoon and into the evening where I'm going to a concert.
Stick with it - it does come better as you get old and wrinkly.
May all who read this have a wonderful weekend! :beer:
Well done!
It's great to get the £100, when usually you get sweet fa or at most the £25.
What sort of convertible did you buy? My great nephew's got one and it's amazing how one minute it's a car, and the next it's a big silver robot.
.. large gin & tonics all round...:)0 -
Of course, it wasn't one of my bonds bought in 1958 - but one bought much, much, later.
Come on MrRee. In the real world you are no older than Justin Bieber are you.0 -
If that didn't cheer me up enough, I collect my new car this afternoon ...... the suns just come out and it's a convertible, I hope I shall be smiling all afternoon and into the evening where I'm going to a concert.
:beer:
Well it has truly p@ssed it down all afternoon here, looks like it will continue through the night - C'est LaVie."If you act like an illiterate man, your learning will never stop... Being uneducated, you have no fear of the future.".....
"big business is parasitic, like a mosquito, whereas I prefer the lighter touch, like that of a butterfly. "A butterfly can suck honey from the flower without damaging it," "Arunachalam Muruganantham0 -
Is having Mr Ree and a turnip in the same thread some kind of advanced irony?0
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