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Don’t be smug.

Be snug.

We are giving away ONE Christmas jumper from Deadly Christmas Jumpers worth €40 Euro every DAY this WEEK.

A different jumper every day.

Deadly Christmas Jumpers are based at 16 Nassau Street, Dublin and produce a wide and varied range of humorous and ironic traditional Xmas knitwear.

To win today’s sweater (above), please complete this sentence

I need a Deadly Xmas Sweater this festive season because__________________

Lines close at 5pm

Deadly Christmas Jumpers

Thanks Gemma

Winner:

Squiggleyjoop: “I need a Deadly Xmas Sweater this festive season because my festive jumper from last festive season is so last season.”

Thanks all.

Another sweater giveaway at 4pm tomorrow.

heaterWith TWO free Xmas t-shirts on offer.

We asked (earlier)

What was your most depressing Xmas gift-receiving experience?

You answered in your tens.

Runners up

Dan: “Without doubt the most disappointing Xmas gift I have ever received was a tome about famine, from my mother, right before we sat down to eat our unconscionably large Christmas dinner.”

Stephen:“A book on sport I bought for my brother…he gave it back to me a few days after Christmas saying “here this is too heavy to put in my bag” before he flew back to New York.”

Stapler: “A set of corn on the cob skewers and a childrens toy sowing machine. I was 12.”

RexS: “When I was 8 my uncle once gave me a slow cooker that he had clearly gotten for a wedding present and the next year was a cutlery set. Which he had obviously had left over from the wedding also.”

Zoolander: ” toilet seat. No, not some novelty Christmas themed toilet seat. Just a regular, white, plastic seat…..worst Secret Santa ever.”

GC: “An electric radiator when I was 14. My brother then stole it when he moved out.”

Tee: “Driving lessons …at the age of 16….my parents thought I was 17!

Shoota: “A card from Old Saint Nicholas himself, explaining that he and my parents had gone ‘halfsies’ on my birthday/ Christmas present (my birthday being Christmas day…) a brand new Nintendo Entertainment System. The year being 1990, I had just turned 6, and never in my wildest dreams would I have believed that Santa would write me an actual note, forget the damn Nintendo! Safe to say , when I unearthed their cruel deception the next year, the note, took on a whole new meaning.Damn thrifty parents.”

Erol: “A goat for a family in Africa. Part of a Kris Kindle present, the most disappointing part was watching the stupid git who got it for me delight over the The Sopranos boxset he’d been given. :(“

And the winner:

Mr T “Without doubt the most disappointing Xmas gift I have ever received was the gift of time and space from my ex, she said it was just a break, but it is continuum.”

Thanks all.

Previously: Oh Christmas Tee

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Bad week?

Would a fun, fashionable and festive tee turn that frown upside down?

We have two (yes, just TWO) tees of your choice from the new Xmas range of t-shirts (above) from SavageChristmasTShirts.com. Made with quality, iron-friendly fabric and lots of love

To enter, please complete this short sentence.

Without doubt the most disappointing Xmas gift I have ever received was_______________________________

Lines close at 2.30pm 3.15pm.

Tees delivered to YOUR door.

SavageChristmasTShirts

Thanks Tom Keegan

No cuddles, cash, or tees were given for this post

prize

Further to yesterday’s controversial Microsoft competition.

The TWO winners of 1 year licenses to Microsoft Office 365 Small Business Premium, worth €150 EACH are…

Jenny: “My small business needs this because my current programme cannot help but make my head explode on a daily basis. With a new business and a full time job I just don’t have the time to be cleaning up that mess every day.”

Morgz: “My father needs this because his current programme is…. well, he doesn’t have a current programme. He manages all of his band bookings in a PAPER DIARY (I know, they still sell them) because our licence ran out two years ago. The ability to use excel to manage his customer list alone will change his life, he just doesn’t know it yet! With 250 upcoming gigs this man needs to get real.“
Thanks all

Previously: Have You Got A Licence For That?

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Yes.

It’s Free Funny T-Shirt Friday.

We have TWO – yes TWO male and female in any size – brand new Jesus Mary And Joe Duffy tee shirts from Freshmilk Clothing to giveaway.

The ideal gift for a person you know who may have a had a bad week deserving of a ripe blaspheme or even a call to the great bearded one himself. Also comes in piping mad red.

To enter, please complete this short sentence.

For the love of Joe Duffy give the tee to______________ as he/she has just_________________

Lines close at 1.45pm

A total disgrace, etc.

 Jesus Mary And Joe Duffy tees (Freshmilk)

prizeA licence?

For software?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Would you like to impress your small business-owning boss (should you have one)?

Prepare to snivel.

We have two – yes, just TWO – 1 year licenses to Microsoft Office 365 Small Business Premium, worth €150 EACH to give way as part of the #getitdoneIRL  project, a Microsoft Ireland Small Businesses initiative.

Darragh writes:

It has all the features and programmes of Office, with the benefit of it being ‘in the cloud’, so it’s available wherever there is an internet. There’s also business-class email, a public website, web conferencing, and document sharing – all easy to manage, without IT expertise.

Perfect for anyone that has an old (or dodgy) copy of Office and would like an upgrade, sez Karl.

To enter, just complete this sentence.

My boss/small business needs this because our current programme cannot____________________

Lines close at 6pm SHARP.

Hahahahahahahaha

Meanwhile, there are over €5,000 worth of prizes being given out today between #getitdoneIRL, the Microsoft Ireland Facebook page, the Microsoft Ireland Work Smart LinkedIn Group. See who is winning what here.

No tickets, favours, Microsoft products were given for this post.

childlineWe offered you a chance to give free tickets to your niece/nephew for the Cheerios Childline Concert next Wednesday at the O2 in Dublin.

You responded in your lower than expected numbers (owing to our production issues earlier, sorry).

So which Aunty/uncle will be thanked for the music?

And by ‘music’ we do mean ‘teen giants The Wanted, Little Mix and Conor Maynard’.

And by ‘thanked’ we do mean ‘laughed at in five years time’. Ungrateful munchkin pop-pickers.

Runners up

Helen: Would you ever just give the Cheerio’s Childline Concert tickets to my niece and her mum as her mum works very hard and I think this would be a nice way for them to spend some quality time with her mum – and by quality time i mean her daughter screaming like a luuuu laaaa and her mum wondering why I’ve done this to her :-)

Murtles: Would you ever just give the Cheerio’s Childline Concert tickets to my niece because a certain Uncle (who shall remain nameless) accidentally stood on her mobile and even though said Uncle has promised that Uncle Santy will get a new one, a better one, it’s all picture no sound from her and is giving said nameless Uncle the shivers and reminding him of the film Omen each time he visits.

Winner:
Lees Jeez: “Would you ever just give the Cheerio’s Childline Concert tickets to my Niece as I live my life on superficial and bought love, my acceptance in this modern society is solely based on purchasing the adoration of my siblings through tea making, computer fixing and general “there’s a spider out the back garden, will you mock it with your face” by arriving home with this beast of a gift my 14 year old niece Olivia will throw her hands in the air like she just don’t care and further my use to her until Christmas….p.s she really loves Little Mix and I just want to pretend I know who they are and not as previously thought, a blender of sorts.”

Thanks all.

Earlier: Give Your Niece/Nephew The Gift Of Pop

Thanks Gemma

childlineWould you like to be remembered by your niece/nephew as the Uncle/Aunty who gave them free tickets to see The Wanted, Little Mix and Conor Maynard?

Golden, melodic, scream-filled memories they will cherish for about a week FOREVER.

“Remember you got me tickets for The Wanted. Ha Ha,” they will recall fondly.

We have a PAIR of tickets to next Wednesday’s Cheerio’s Childline Concert at the O2, Dublin to give away.

To be that Aunt/Uncle, just please complete this short sentence

Would you ever just give the Cheerio’s Childline Concert tickets to my niece/nephew_______________because_________________

Lines close at 4.45pm

Thanks Gemma

No tickets, favours, cereal were given for this post.

snowwhiteFor a free ‘family’ ticket to Snow White at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin We asked:

 If you lived with Snow White who would you be?

You answered in your tens.

Runners up

a b c d eAnd the winner…

1Thanks all.

Snow White (Gaiety)

full irishtoteBeans?

BEANS!?

Mark at the Jam Art Factory writes:

Thought you’d appreciate this screen printed tote bag by Fatti Burke. Not too sure about the beans though, beans shouldn’t be let near a breakfast…You can pick up one of these here  Or from one of our two Dublin shops.

 

But beans.

We have ONE Full Irish tote bag to GIVE away to the most lucid defence of baked beans as a traditional breakfast staple. FIGHT!

Lines close at 1pm.