Paul
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PrinterPhotocopying something or printing it from the computer again?
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Slides :)Small animals or Big animals?
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I've got a disco next Saturday, and the guy who booked it is Australian, and when handing over the music request form, he specifically asked for no Kylie or Danni Minogue songs with the words "I can't stand them". I just thought that was quite ironic!
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Work tomorrow. I can't wait for the day when I can move this post into the "Say Something Positive" topic.
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The Dungeons are much better themed than the mazes at Thorpe, but it's all down to opinion as to whether they are scarier or not. Personally, I think they are much scarier. Having a whole 2 hour attraction themed purely on horror, and not knowing what is going to jump out at you at anytime during that time is truely terrifying for me.
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The Dungeons take about 2 hours, and it's really up to you how long you spend in Madame Tussauds. You could rush and do it in half an hour, or you could take your time and do it in 2/3 hours.
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Yes, the full attraction is open tomorrow.
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Great, thanks .
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I have yes. Queues reached 80 minutes.
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I presume that most of the people who send in applications for jobs are put through to the the next stage (assessment centre). It's just that I haven't yet heard of anyone applying for a job and not getting through to the assessment centre.
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Lol! :)Orange JuiceKrispy Kreme Donuts, or Merlin Donuts?
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No, I agree that it probably won't be absolutely packed, but it certainly will be very busy.
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Chessington & ZooA Day at Thorpe Park, but you have to travel 4 hours to get there, OR A Day at Chessington, but you have to travel 8 hours to get there?
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All of this said, it's still going to be without a doubt a very busy day.
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Is that a serious question? :)Chessington & ZooThorpe Park or Alton Towers?
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London DungeonsLegoland or Thorpe Park?
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Virgin MediaDoctor Who or Torchwood?
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Basically, this is what you do. Two of your friends go to a ticket booth with a 2 for 1 voucher, and they both get tickets for £35. Then, you go on your own, and buy a full priced ticket for £35. In total, you have spent £70 between you. Split this £70 between 3 of you, and you end up paying £23.33 each. (Sorry about the £33, I had my mind stuck at Chessington's prices).
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Marks & SpencerPainting or Drawing?
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You can do it, but it will mean that you will have to pay full price anyway, I.e.: 2 lots of £33. So either way you do it, it works out costing the same.
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You won't be able to no, you can only use the two for one if all 4 of you are buying tickets on the day. What you could do, is just take one "2 4 1" ticket, and then the third person pays the full price. (So in total you spend £66). And then just split the £66 between the three of you and it will work out to £22 each. Yes it's a little bit more, but only £5.50 in fact.
