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  1. H*lf*rds very kindly gave me a £10 voucher in return for me spending
    more than £50 with them a couple of weeks ago.

    Sadly, I could not find anything more exciting to buy than two inner
    tubes and a puncture kit.

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  2. Richard Bates said:

    H*lf*rds very kindly gave me a £10 voucher in return for me spending
    more than £50 with them a couple of weeks ago.

    Sadly, I could not find anything more exciting to buy than two inner
    tubes and a puncture kit.

    And if they cost you more than 6 quid, they've robbed you again.

    : /

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  3. Richard Bates said:


    Sadly, I could not find anything more exciting to buy than two inner
    tubes and a puncture kit.


    I hope you mean a puncture repair kit, or did you buy a piece of grit or
    broken glass or a nail or something ?

  4. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Sadly, I could not find anything more exciting to buy than two inner
    tubes and a puncture kit.


    I hope you mean a puncture repair kit, or did you buy a piece of grit or
    broken glass or a nail or something ?

    Either that tyre slasher bloke was fitted up good and proper or we've
    cornered a p*ncture fairy [grabs set of rusty clippers and can of petrol].

  5. Richard Bates said:

    H*lf*rds very kindly gave me a £10 voucher in return for me spending
    more than £50 with them a couple of weeks ago.

    Half of that was mine then as they charged me £5 to fit a new car
    battery (the one day I had no tools with me, 3 mins to fit) that I had
    bought from them for £60.00 :-|

  6. Call me Bob said:
    Richard Bates said:

    H*lf*rds very kindly gave me a £10 voucher in return for me spending
    more than £50 with them a couple of weeks ago.

    Sadly, I could not find anything more exciting to buy than two inner
    tubes and a puncture kit.

    And if they cost you more than 6 quid, they've robbed you again.

    : /

    Careful. It sounds like you think £16 is a reasonable price for two
    inner tubes and a puncture kit. (Presumably the puncture kit is used
    so you have an excuse to change the inner tubes.)

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