Selling your soul to the devil

grannybiker

A bed wouldn't fit into the tent...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8sNe0V-QcQ

BlueBella

grannybiker wrote: »

A bed wouldn't fit into the tent...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8sNe0V-QcQ

They could if they had a big fancy glamping tent! BBQ food can be healthy as you can place nice cuts of chicken or fish on the grill and they require no oil to cook!

grannybiker

They could also have one of those inflatable spas instead of a bathroom...

rosemac

I know someone who enters every comp even if the prize is no use to them. I do not but if you switch and see someone who has a cupboard full of stuff she cant use you will know

mansey

Why do that?

Why would I enter to win cat food when I have dogs?

Why would I want beard oil, when neither my husband nor myself :eek: have a beard?

Why would anyone enter for a bootcamp or a spa break? :rotfl:

Just why?

Are most people not like me and have a house full of chit already without adding more?

CharleyYpres

I saw a competition to win a men's Star Wars bundle earlier and the responses were hilarious.

"My 6 year old son is star wars mad, he'd love this" I counted about 20 people commenting for a men's bundle.
"my son has X illness/has helped me through X illness and it would make my entire life if he won this dressing gown and sock bundle."
"We had storm troopers at our wedding, this would be a perfect gift for my husband to show him how much I care!" said at least 7 different people.

Really? Why do they think the prize provider gives a hoot :rotfl:

BlueBella

mansey wrote: »

Why do that?

Why would I enter to win cat food when I have dogs?

Why would I want beard oil, when neither my husband nor myself :eek: have a beard?

Why would anyone enter for a bootcamp or a spa break? :rotfl:

Just why?

Are most people not like me and have a house full of chit already without adding more?

Agree completely and why enter to win a healthy food hamper full of nuts, seeds and grains when you don't have a pet canary or rabbit?

mclarkie

CharleyYpres wrote: »

I saw a competition to win a men's Star Wars bundle earlier and the responses were hilarious.

"My 6 year old son is star wars mad, he'd love this" I counted about 20 people commenting for a men's bundle.
"my son has X illness/has helped me through X illness and it would make my entire life if he won this dressing gown and sock bundle."
"We had storm troopers at our wedding, this would be a perfect gift for my husband to show him how much I care!" said at least 7 different people.

Really? Why do they think the prize provider gives a hoot :rotfl:

They think brown nosing the comp provider will help them win a competition that is meant to be randomly selected,(facepalm) assuming of course the provider sticks to their terms and conditions.

hdh74

The ones that pee me off are where I see loads of people trying to win something like a kettle designed specifically for someone disabled because 'OMG I love it it would great in my kitchen, loved, liked and shared with all my friends and a million emonjis' The opposite problem to normal when 'why do you want to win' probably should be answered with a brief comment on the needs of the person you want it for imo. While I don't care about people winning a load of old tat this sort of thing does annoy me.

strawberri_shortcake

To win a razor. I'm not even kidding, a razor.

i would like to nominate myself, i have been supporting my wife through a lot over the last months, her father passed away in march and we found out her mum had both liver and bowel cancer in april, i myself am out of work due to illness, but while i have been out of work i have volunteered for childline and victim support, we also have our son who is 13 who has asbergers and adhd, and a daughter going through puberty!!! so as you can see i spend a awful lot of time helping and supporting others. winning this would be a rare something for myself and would give me a little pampering time for myself for a change thank you for the opportunity