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well the ones that are kids anyway
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£19.27p next ?
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** all
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nothing
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oh
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£60
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How about a voucher for betfair say £20.00 each if they are under 18 you can place there bets and if they win you can charge commission these vouchers apper on ebay from time to time
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£20 each
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see my charity thread
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yeah i said that, and my mate reckons i should only pop a tenner in
15 seems like you've thought about it too much |
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Gonna give mine a dollar for each year of age they are, gonna cost me $5.00 this year.
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100 bucks each (times 2) :)
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I spent 90 quid on mine and she hasn't even been born yet!
Due date is xmas day |
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£20 each, but I have 9 of the little darlings.
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10 / 20 usually a Claire's voucher
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nowt, cant stand any of them!
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I have given vouchers to my nieces for years and it is much better than presents or cash. When they were little I gave them Toys r us and now I give them Argos vouchers. They get them for Christmas and birthdays. This has the benefit of unlike cash or presents they remember who gave it to them and look forward to spending them when they have got fed up with their other presents. My nieces and my sister- in - law say they love getting them and I do not think they are lying. Lets face it you will be buying them presents for ever so it would be nice for them and you to know that they can buy what they want.
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£5 each
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£80 each boy and girl
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:^0 pj.
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I was getting them some vouchers at game just now, 2 times £15 and can you change this 20 for a 10 and two fives......he said no we are short of 5 pound notes.
I told him to stick the vouchers up his arsse, they are getting 20 quid each now :| |