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Here's another chance or two to win an EXTRA GAMEADAY prize of any game of your choice from our entire catalogue.
Just write a headline and a news story.
It must be true.
It must be in your own words, not copied word for word.
It must be of interest to our type of people.
The best of these will appear in the News Headlines across our site and at Upwire.com.
By "best" we mean the "most interesting".
The best of the best will be awarded the prize. You will NOT necessarily win a prize if your story is used.
The first prize will be awarded one week from now, at 17:00 on December 4th.
If the pontest is copular then it will be pereated the loffowing week.
Get your stories now from any news source. You must enter them in this thread for them to be considered.
Just write a headline and a news story.
It must be true.
It must be in your own words, not copied word for word.
It must be of interest to our type of people.
The best of these will appear in the News Headlines across our site and at Upwire.com.
By "best" we mean the "most interesting".
The best of the best will be awarded the prize. You will NOT necessarily win a prize if your story is used.
The first prize will be awarded one week from now, at 17:00 on December 4th.
If the pontest is copular then it will be pereated the loffowing week.
Get your stories now from any news source. You must enter them in this thread for them to be considered.
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In Kenya, a German business tycoon paid around five million shillings, or £44,690 for a 350kg bag of gold... which he later found out to be sand, or so Kenyan paper tells us.
Fouroughi Denawi made a deal with five men who claimed they were dealers in gems from the Democratic Republic of Congo, in June. Denawi was to pay to import it, and sell the gold off in Europe. He would then take his share, and send the rest of the money back to the dealers. He only realised as he was about to leave Nairobi the three crates contained no more than shiny golden sand.
The Central Bank of Kenya's fraud unit are looking for five people, three Kenyans and two foreigners, who are suspected to have set up the businessman.
Fool.
Fouroughi Denawi made a deal with five men who claimed they were dealers in gems from the Democratic Republic of Congo, in June. Denawi was to pay to import it, and sell the gold off in Europe. He would then take his share, and send the rest of the money back to the dealers. He only realised as he was about to leave Nairobi the three crates contained no more than shiny golden sand.
The Central Bank of Kenya's fraud unit are looking for five people, three Kenyans and two foreigners, who are suspected to have set up the businessman.
Fool.
About 3-4 a day should do it...
It's about time Ali won a game... :)
Oh yeah, Tony, a while ago, in a forum far, far away, a user, codenaming himself big slow, asked me your e-mail address after I answered someone elses question in the same topic.
Got any ideas what it might be?
Got any ideas what it might be?
Hmmm...sounds kinda cool and fun...after all I have nothing top lose, right? Now all I have to do is think of something...
I am the Tarrant wrote:
> The news as well now?
Jeez Tonty, soon you guys will have NOTHING to do!
We have no shame.
Please go and find more people for UKchatforums.
Especially females.
> The news as well now?
Jeez Tonty, soon you guys will have NOTHING to do!
We have no shame.
Please go and find more people for UKchatforums.
Especially females.
Sounds difficult...
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