my girlfriend works for the press association. if anybody wants to advertise there events for free. please contact me. the details will be put on a data base. which is used by television, teletext, newspapers , web sites. please dont be mislead. i can not garantee anything. all individual events are picked by the companys that access this information.
ps. free tickets in return would not be turned down 🙂
By: Seafuryfan - 9th November 2004 at 23:59
Your own admission isn’t a show stopper Benyboy – but consider how your offer looks to potential punters. Its a sad fact that there are freeloaders out there who promise the world and take what they can. You don’t want to be grouped with that lot, so why don’t you get your girlfriend to give you a hand with a decent post? – one that’ll blow any of mine out of the water into the bargain!
Unfortunately for the non-wordsmiths amoung us (and I count myself as one) we have to communicate on the forum using a keyboard. So make the right impact with your kind offer.
By: RobAnt - 9th November 2004 at 22:40
Mine did – Wobaston SM/Pendeford & Coppice High School, circa 1966-71.
But my brother is dyslexic.
By: benyboy - 9th November 2004 at 21:51
my spelling and grammer is the reason i stack boxes for a living. Its my girlfriend who`s in media. Just trying to help. maybe your classes at school did not have about 40 kids and half that amount of books.
By: Seafuryfan - 9th November 2004 at 21:31
my girlfriend works for the press association. if anybody wants to advertise there events for free. please contact me. the details will be put on a data base. which is used by television, teletext, newspapers , web sites. please dont be mislead. i can not garantee anything. all individual events are picked by the companys that access this information.
ps. free tickets in return would not be turned down 🙂
Hi Benyboy, you may have a better response if your request is of media standard (spelling, capitals, grammer), and you provide more information – too vaig – I mean vague 😉
By: blackbird - 9th November 2004 at 21:14
got a deal for you
KEMBLE AIRDAY 19TH JUNE 2005
At Kemble Airfield in Gloucestershire home of the Hawker Hunter, anyone who saw the Hunter 50th will tell you that its only small but they usually have The Red Arrows, some of the BBMF, classic jets and of course Deltajets fabulous Hawker Hunters the latest being a T7, having not flown for 23 years and a 7 year referbishment she is now resplendant in her Blue Diamonds colour scheme, there is usually RAF fast jet participation and other classics on display, all in all a very unhurried and relaxing show. Just to finish, Kemble Airday won the best airshow of the year award for their Hawker Hunter 50th display, with a total of 15 Hunters in formation.Probably never to be seen again.
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