Wychwood Spam

Eric Edwards · Dec 9, 2011

I do use some items of Wychwood tackle and in the past I've advise lots of people to use those items.

If I receive another spam email from this site advertising Wychwood tackle I'll stop doing both.

sam vimes · Dec 9, 2011

Eric Edwards said:
I do use some items of Wychwood tackle and in the past I've advise lots of people to use those items.

If I receive another spam email from this siteadvertising Wychwood tackle I'll stop doing both.

Meaning from fishingmagic.com? I'm certainly not getting advertising emails from here.

S-Kippy · Dec 9, 2011

Not wishing to waste a slim window of opportunity can I be the first to pointlessly mention biscuits on this thread ? Thanks

Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) · Dec 9, 2011

Are biscuits this year's crisps?

Lord Paul of Sheffield · Dec 9, 2011

S-Kippy said:
Not wishing to waste a slim window of opportunity can I be the first to pointlessly mention biscuits on this thread ? Thanks

nice one sir

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Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) said:
Are biscuits this year's crisps?

no i'm hoping Eddie will start a crisp debate anytiem soon

dangermouse · Dec 9, 2011

S-Kippy said:
Not wishing to waste a slim window of opportunity can I be the first to pointlessly mention biscuits on this thread ? Thanks

lol Well played sir

itsfishingnotcatching · Dec 9, 2011

I thought this thread was about Spam not biscuits do Wychwood make either of these

Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) · Dec 9, 2011

I believe that Wytchwood keep sending unsolicited emails advertising their latest range of biscuits.

itsfishingnotcatching · Dec 9, 2011

It seems their biscuits contain a bite alarm, that must be disconcerting when trying to consume them. Is this why they are at a reduced price and will dunking silence the alarm?

stikflote · Dec 10, 2011

ive been getting them about bite alarms saying they are from fishing magic

i dont want any either i dont use bite alarms,plus i dont want the spam

swindy · Dec 10, 2011

You can flag up the web address as spam. Depending on your email provider, open the message and look for a button with 'This is Spam' or similar and click on it. Any future messages will go directly into your spam folder.

Personally I like digestives.

Lord Paul of Sheffield · Dec 11, 2011

fried spam is nice

Butcherboy · Dec 11, 2011

stikflote said:
ive been getting them about bite alarms saying they are from fishing magic

i dont want any either i dont use bite alarms,plus i dont want the spam

But would you like biscuits? Sorry

chav professor · Dec 11, 2011

Lord Paul of Sheffield said:
fried spam is nice

Fried spam dusted in chinese five spice and fried in a wok for authenticity......... its like being drifted off to the Orient.......

904_cannon · Dec 11, 2011

... and with a whiff of Scopex you'll not want to come home.
Whenever I get the fainest sniff it takes me back to the days of the back seat of my Vauxhall Viva (Deluxe - it had a heater) and the perfume my then girlfriend used to wear

To be serious, if I get one more spam mail from Bagupbaits I'll commit murder

Fred Bonney · Dec 11, 2011

Most of the Spam i get is from that bloke( Peter )Jacobs(still) and he aint selling crackers either!

stikflote · Dec 11, 2011

i dont want biscuits spam either, if i want biscuits i,ll buy them

barbelboi · Dec 11, 2011

One to try on the bank:wh
Jerry

Spam And Buttermilk Biscuits For 2

mark brailsford 2 · Dec 11, 2011

I sooner have the biscuits, hate spam, but its ok for bait!!!

mark

Berty · Dec 11, 2011

I see theres still a few on here who have taken all the biscuits and are picking at the crumbs.

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