Competitions Discussion Thread Part 6

lilias

ginjim wrote: »

ok i have compiled a list for my washing and ironing

please notr that accomodation and food will be provided and internet access

so just think of it as a holiday

if anyone else woulsd like to volunteer please pm with your credentials


07 august :polo bint(who said she does it in the nude)
08 august kipper(before she goes away again for another dirty weekend)
09 august wokkies(she deserves a weekend away)
10 august wokkies
11 august
12 august
13 august RCB (dont worry got loads of vodka and absynth)
14 august (dont think i can fit anyone in coz rcb will be sploshed still
15 august Bella (be just like home)
16 any takers??
17 august wokkies

But you have to do your bit, ginjim. First you have to pace up and down commenting that the volunteer hasn't arrived yet and asking if anyone knows where she is. Then, when she's busy you have to keep asking if it's ready yet. Then, when she's finished you have to look disapproving and point out the bits she's missed.

Stargirl29

ginjim wrote: »

some of us are good at multi tasking:beer:

Does that include ironing? :rotfl:

Stargirl29

xoxlauraxox wrote: »

:eek: sorry but that comment has annoyed me :rolleyes:

I enter more than 100 comps a day and I enjoy it!!!! i don't have a job at the moment but i am very proud to be a full time Mummy! comping is not about winning or how much money you come out with!!

this should really be in the discussion thread.

It annoyed me aswell, I actually have 2 jobs and still find time. I alos understand how people that are full time parents would be annoyed by that...I'm guessing the OP has no kids?

Skippycat

nj106 wrote: »

100 a day?

Could you not spend the time getting a job which is sure to pay more than £100 winnnings a month..

or if you do it at work, spend the time trying to progress your career...

I work full-time and class competitions as a hobby for my spare time. I've just been given a promotion at work so entering comps has certainly not affected me getting ahead in my career. Entering competitions is meant to be fun, it shouldn't feel like it is work.

wokkies

Stargirl29 wrote: »

It annoyed me aswell, I actually have 2 jobs and still find time. I alos understand how people that are full time parents would be annoyed by that...I'm guessing the OP has no kids?

I'm guessing the op has no friends, no life, no kids and needs to get out a bit more, maybe a few hundred miles from here:D

Cheeky_Chicken

ginjim wrote: »

some of us are good at multi tasking:beer:

But not washing apparently!

I'll do a day as long as I can bring my little Buffy! :rotfl:

Stargirl29

wokkies wrote: »

I'm guessing the op has no friends, no life, no kids and needs to get out a bit more, maybe a few hundred miles from here:D

Good point

wokkies

Cheeky_Chicken wrote: »

But not washing apparently!

I'll do a day as long as I can bring my little Buffy! :rotfl:

ooooh do one of the same days as me, I seem to be on for most days:rolleyes: then I could meet buffy, and you:D and he lives in a PUB:D

Skippycat

nj106 wrote: »

If you enter any competition that exists (and somehow find the time to do it) does the winnings (i.e. a biscuit) really counterweigh the 10 a day junk mail you get through the door and potentially spreading personal information?

There was a competition on here to win biscuits and nobody told me about it????!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :eek:;):p

wokkies

Skippycat wrote: »

There was a competition on here to win biscuits and nobody told me about it????!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :eek:;):p

I missed that one aswell, did the cake ones:rotfl::rolleyes: