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Old 12-07-2007, 11:40 AM
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However he clearly knows what you like from a DVD title so he is halfway there at least

"Seya next time!"
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...some husband when he does not know what his wife likes.
Or worse, when he refuses to let me have ANY fun. I mean, he's survived most of my fun times - some people even sympathize with the limps, hunchbacked lurching and cat o' 9 tail scars. What's he REALLY got to complain about? Those photos on the Internet don't even show his face! Good grief... men-!

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quite often when i go home for holiday i will vist the thrift shops,their in the shops,i have found quite a few of these free dvd's that the newspapers gave away. Just recently,for 50p i purchased The wild geese with Richard Burton. dvd was in good condition
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I have (to support favourite charity shops) ..................More power to them, if it helps you bargain hunters out there then it helps my chosen charities too. And far less hassle than EBay....

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We took the boy wonder to the seaside yesterday and there was a boot sale on nearby. I found on DVD good copies of Riddle of the Sands for 50p and the Kenneth More 39 Steps for £1. I already have these in my collection but I got them for the patients at work.

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We took the boy wonder to the seaside yesterday and there was a boot sale on nearby. I found on DVD good copies of Riddle of the Sands for 50p and the Kenneth More 39 Steps for £1. I already have these in my collection but I got them for the patients at work.

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...was rather disappointed...
I have passed this thread by several times now, and just don't know how I can avoid follow-up comments to Sam about this, uh, "disappointment".

(Where's the 'Biting My Tongue" emoticon? I was sure it was here somewhere...)
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British Heart Foundation shops are great - picked up Peter's Friends for £1 last week
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I once bought some underpants from a charity shop and was rather disappointed.
How ironic I once bought a thong for the wife from a charity shop , it was advertised as having been "kept in good nick "
I May be getting older ,but I refuse to grow up
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Seems that the charity stores round my way are reducing the prices of tapes all the time, due to the fact that they are being overwhelmed by the sheer numbers being given. Same applies to the boot fairs.

I got some good 1980's comedy tapes from Oxfam which included "Norbert Smith - A Life" a really clever spoof documentary made when Harry Enfield was funny.

Also got "The Tony Ferrino Phenomenon" another spoof, by Steve Coogan. Poorly received at the time, it is brilliant.

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I got a copy of The Sweeney complete tv series for 500 pesos, thats about 6 quid in the Phillippines. They did not realsie what they had......

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