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Telegraph Free WW1 CDs

laticsfan | 21:50 Mon 12th Nov 2007 | Crosswords

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Did anyone buy this weekend's Telegraph papers and end up with the two WW1 CDs and they don't really want them??

If so, my daughter is very keen to have them.

Please reply so I can send you an email.

Thanks

Laticsfan

D Mail 12 Nov

Sun ExpressPrize crossword

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Bordeaux

There's a form in the Telegraph which can be sent off to
get the DVD's .

gen2

The first two were free with the Telegrapph on Sat & Sun. You are welcome to mine as I have no further use for them.

The remainder of the series is by collecting coupons in the papers each day this week.

email me on
[email protected]

barmy

You can have my sat and sun ones,

[email protected]

As you are an oldham fan I maybe local

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