[Hobbo]

well let me know where i can get some

[UKJinglesMember]

Hobbo wrote: well let me know where i can get some

Why not try this guy who asked exactly the same..Twice!!

http://www.jinglemad.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=12531&highlight=#12531

[UKJinglesMember]

Hobbo wrote: well let me know where i can get some

Why not try this guy who asked exactly the same..Twice!!

http://www.jinglemad.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=12531&highlight=#12531

[UKJinglesMember]

Hobbo wrote: well let me know where i can get some

Why not try this guy who asked exactly the same..Twice!!

http://www.jinglemad.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=12531&highlight=#12531

[danjamesuk]

Well that’s really going to get you a positive response, isn’t it?

Try “If anyone has any Radio 2 jingles they wouldn’t mind sharing, please could you get in touch”.

Of course, the key word here is “sharing”, which is much better than simply “getting”.

Polite requests are fine, but “Well let me know where I can get some” is, to be honest, rubbish, and quite frankly you don’t deserve an instant jingle collection if you’re not even prepared to ask nicely.

I suggest you learn the words ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ before paying us another visit.

[danjamesuk]

Well that’s really going to get you a positive response, isn’t it?

Try “If anyone has any Radio 2 jingles they wouldn’t mind sharing, please could you get in touch”.

Of course, the key word here is “sharing”, which is much better than simply “getting”.

Polite requests are fine, but “Well let me know where I can get some” is, to be honest, rubbish, and quite frankly you don’t deserve an instant jingle collection if you’re not even prepared to ask nicely.

I suggest you learn the words ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ before paying us another visit.

[danjamesuk]

Well that’s really going to get you a positive response, isn’t it?

Try “If anyone has any Radio 2 jingles they wouldn’t mind sharing, please could you get in touch”.

Of course, the key word here is “sharing”, which is much better than simply “getting”.

Polite requests are fine, but “Well let me know where I can get some” is, to be honest, rubbish, and quite frankly you don’t deserve an instant jingle collection if you’re not even prepared to ask nicely.

I suggest you learn the words ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ before paying us another visit.

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