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OK I'll stay on line for the next 15 minutes if someone wants to send me their code. I can't work out to generate a code
 
Much like the PR peeps who advise their sporty clients to use the word "champ," I am much amused by Qantas using the word cracker given its slang meaning
 
Andrew Curran said:
Much like the PR peeps who advise their sporty clients to use the word "champ," I am much amused by Qantas using the word cracker given its slang meaning
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A slang meaning that few Australians are familiar with (me included) and completely irrelevant when there is an actual picture of a Christmas cracker included in the campaign.
 
I got 10 SC and in the draw to win the trip - that's OK
 
Catweazle said:
A silly but fun thing from QF for a laugh. Did it with a friend and he got 100 QFF points.

I got nothing but the major prize draw.

I'll be happy if we win it, however.
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Silly but if I win the trip I'll be very happy
 

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