TottonSeagull
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Not exactly living up to your name with this post!
Scratch Card Win
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Not exactly living up to your name with this post!
spongy
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Barrel of Fun
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I reckon it would be much more fun to see them in the wild or in a proper conservation project as opposed to an expensive and substandard petting zoo. The same goes for Drusillas!
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,175
no, they said it would be £1,000 for the Derby game
grubbyhands
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I bought a scratchcard at the last game of last season against Birmingham I think. Hooray thinks me, I've won a free pie. Tried to use it at the first game of this season and it had "time expired" F*ck buying another one of those!
countryman
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- Jun 28, 2011
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I bought a few of those tickets in our first season at the Amex but I stopped because I was fed up of only ever winning a discount to the sea life centre, a place I don't want to go to.
Yep, this caught me out on Sat. was always a free pie until this season.
Hillian1
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I got the goal time on Saturday and won £5 store.
Is there anything in the store for £5?
Is there anything in the store for £5?
Plus no one in the history of the Sea Life Centre has ever paid full price, surely. WH Smiths are giving out those vouchers all the time, there is normally a voucher in the Argus (at least there was last time I bought an Argus) and in loads of other papers. Bet they're on Groupon as well, basically the Sea Life Centre is the Crystal Palace of tourist attractions.
The Legend that IS Lawro
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Anyone up for a 'Panini' style swap - a superb, life-changing, party popping 'EVENTS' win for a small 'BHA Travel' one?
amexee
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I take it from the plethora of "EVENTS" wins, that nobody is going to buy mine of me then!!!! I notice it is only for social events, so I guess I am looking for a cost conscious bride.
As for Sealife vouchers, they are totally worthless, they are the DFS of entertainments, constantly available at reduced prices.
As for Sealife vouchers, they are totally worthless, they are the DFS of entertainments, constantly available at reduced prices.
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Five scratch cards.
KingstonSeagull
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Can't beat a Buddies pint and spag bol at 5 in the morning...
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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BUT Drusillas does have this fella...
My 2 1/2 yr old was so upset the other day when Thomas had broke down and genuinly concerned for Thomas - 'Thomas poorly' 'Thomas need doctor' she said. What did I do that evening? Straight on youtube and searched 'Drusillas Thomas the Tank' - she then changed to 'Thomas better' and was relieved which was nice - thank god for modern technology
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,175
a foam hand is £4.99
Hillian1
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Well I didn't actually win anything just the encouragement of a discounted price at the said venues . The fact I had not been to the sea life centre I thought I would give it a go . Yes I agree it didn't feel the most enlightening experience (but the kids really seemed to enjoy it and saw stuff that they hadn't before ) I would also like to don breathing gear and go diving but wasn't possible on this occasion . Also they do a lot of conservation work on certain species especially the seahorse . Also I had a few hours enjoying an ale and a wander round the lanes .
Past week have been with two Grandchildren age 4 and 2 to both SeaLife Centre and Drusillas. They absolutely loved it. It was lovely to see their pure innocent joy unlike my cynical view that the creatures would be better off in the wild.