My free gift for registration.
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So Patrick, not even a hint?<BR><BR>You used to post your email address but they are gone now. I have some non-Europe questions I'd like to ask. Would you mind emailing me? ([email protected])
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No, no hints. I don't want to spoil the "surprise" for the others.<BR> <BR>To Elizabeth: it was an offer of a free gift to the first 300 (I think that was the number) to register.<BR><BR>Grasshopper: I have always enjoyed the personal emails I have received and thought about still adding my email address -- and no I have never received "nasties" or spam as a result. However, since registration one of the obnoxious creeps on the US board didn't like the idea that I called him on his exaggeration that the new board was nothing but Hawaii and Key West posts (actually 5 of the first 50 were) so he posted a message for anyone with any problems to contact me and listed my email address.<BR><BR>I will email you with mine. But for others, it is [email protected]
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OK, it's a little plastic case of four sheets of tiny tear apart magnets with words on them -- for spelling out things on the refrigerator. Contains words like lots of world cities, "quaint", "enjoy", "watering-hole", "5star", "enjoying", "travel", and "went". But there are very few verbs to make true sentences.
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I received my free gift last week. It wasn't the Fodors pin (already had one of those), but I'm not quite sure what I'm supposed to do with it. I won't describe it and spoil the surprise for anyone else who's still waiting. It sounds like the gifts are not all the same though.
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Hey Patrick, I think you're supposed to make spontaneous poetry with the magnet set. It's great at parties when people are hanging out in the kitchen (you know how they do that?). The next morning you will find some new compositions. Anyway, I do think that's a fun idea for a gift, more so than a pin or cap or T-shirt. Too bad I wasn't one of the 1st 300.