A fad.

Perhaps he has and that's why he doesn't.

I knew it!!! it was only a matter of time glad I waited

Hm. I'm torn- do I buy one from Poundland, or from a local vendor off a stolen shopping trolley...

I knew it!!! it was only a matter of time glad I waited

Heat!!

Not in Eastleigh store unless I went past them (doubt it though). Just went there about half an hour ago (not for this though)

Whoops, voted cold by mistake, meh, oh well

This will get hot

what is it?

I tried Fareham. Nothing yet there

ordered off Amazon last week for £1.68

Gutted! The only one I could find the other day was £7.50!!!

Which store

Evidently they will be no good as the bearings inside are only cheap according to my just become a teenage eldest son. I know nothing even though i have been pulling and replacing bearings (made in China), in machinery for years with no ill effects to the movement. Bought six fidget spinners the other week off Ebayy at five times the price as my three had to have them, two of them immediately swapped them for other toys at school ! Great and more sensible price for these things, obviously an essential aid to todays youth keeping the strength in their digits

Now all those sellers that overpriced theirs are going to suffer.

And it's all headed for landfill.......cheap made easy break :wink:

Dinner Lady wife reported primary school kids playing at spinning these up close to other children's faces.
You Don't know what they're doing with these things.
They are Dangerous in primary school age children's hands.

Perhaps he has and that's why he doesn't.

Essential you say, the government should be giving them out for free then. Or have you just been taken in by the marketing blurb on the packet.

du spinnst wohl

I've never even heard of them either,let alone know what they do :neutral_face:

as much as they are £1 they look quite flimsy and poor

How on earth is this getting so much heat?!?

Look at the picture... it's not even a fidget spinner!

Cannot wait for the OP to own up to what he really has in his hand :smiley:

Life's too short....

Looks like a spinning bowtie!

Just the chance of your child's face gashed by a friend just isn't worth it.

I agree with above comments it looks nothing like the fidget spinners kids are using so I doubt many kids would actually want them when their friends look completely different

guess I haven't lived then...looks like more tacky **** like the loom bands fad

Pretty much spot on. At least loom bands did something! These don't seem to have a real purpose.

I would not be surprised if we see articles in the news where kids cut themselves badly with these, for example stupidly using air canisters to speed up the spinners. I also would not be surprised if these get banned in schools across the country. Items like these (used for a different purpose from the one intended, especially if used as a 'fad') are a signal (using a movie-business phrase) of the dumbing down of society and the human race nowadays.

I had a mini arguement with a market trader the other day about these, he was charging £7 or 2 for £12 but wasn't priced up so when I asked the price I said no thanks I'll wait for poundland to get them, he argued saying it's impossible as he gets at wholesale price and they will never get them cheap enough. I think he under estimates the buying power of poundland.

What a time to be alive

Or it could just be kids having fun.

Don't look like the spinners my kids have, look smaller

Be careful with young children the metal ones are heavy, and if it flys off there finger it could smash things up, there's videos on YouTube with people breaking stuff with them. Got my kid a Plastic flashing one he loves it.

shame to all those who rushed out and bought them for £3

Stops kids vaping. Great idea!!!

so you think they are a bad idea, yet happy for kids to play with air canisters. wow.

Where did he say he was happy for kids to use air canisters?! Wow, deliberately misrepresent someone's post.

seeing as you have to be 18 to buy compressed gas. Then only way for them to get the canisters, is if an adult gives it to them.

Good price

All the local primary schools have banned these for the same reason given in post 16 and also because they have become objects of dispute.

still mugs paying a fiver on our local FB groups

He was likely chatting out of his bottom.
Also I agree the power of stores bulk buying! :smile:

Wow the PC brigade are on form

Elf and safety

These have actually been around for a few years and were developed for special needs children who fidget, hence the name. They keep special needs children occupied and focused in an already difficult world.

Now because of the sudden interest hundreds of special needs children who have been using them at school to cope have been told they are no longer allowed to use them.

how are these any more dangerous than say a marble which have been around for centuries???

Link please

As a teacher, these are the absolute worst thing to have ever been invented. Not sure how these help kids as they are still "fidgeting" with something...

What a great idea, thanks for the heads up. Off to buy some air canisters !!

Is putted even a word? Lol

Adults walk around all day with their faces buried in mobiles phones and endlessly checking/fidgets with them. What do you expect kids to do when they see this all day long?

Why are kids playing with sticks and stones?
"Dad, can we have a bat and ball"

Golf term?

Well with logic like that, off with his head

Or a stick

As with every craze, news will break that someone had died from it...

Which store ?

and you will be waiting another 3 weeks for it to arrive from China by which time the craze will be over :smiley:

Looks cheap

Had one of these for 3 year's now, use it once or twice a week when anxiety flares (The purpose these were originally made for) or I'm on the phone and getting nowhere fast.

The cube is far better and calm's quicker.

True story...and the woman who invented this lost out big time as she could not afford to renew the patent, read her interview in the guardian

My daughter just bought one of them from china for my granddaughter as someone said on here it doesn't look anything like the poundland one and does look like a spinning tie. :laughing:

It's another one of those things which every parent will know about already, as they have been featured in various media, and kids will have come home demanding one a week ago.
According to a BBC article it's taken off around the world, so a quick google search brings up masses of results for anyone who still doesn't know what they are.

Granddaughter already got one from china last week. :smiley:

Ha

How long does it take to come from China

read that as metal fridge...

There are videos all over YouTube showing you how effective they are on fidget spinners

'compressed gas' hahahahahaha! What do you think deodorant is? Air wick? Febreze?

And your claim of 'is if an adult gives it to them', adults let kids play Call of Duty and GTA without batting an eyelid to profanities and adult themes, what makes you think parents would stop their kid from 'air canisters'? Typical snowflake.

About to go the same way as Pokemon cards in the Primary I work in.... banned.

Shame as they were originally designed for those with anxiety issues, spectrum children, now having hit the mainstream it's ruined it for those it helped.

If the Chinese can save fractions of a penny, they will, even if it is to the detriment of the life of a product. Have seen issues with bearings often enough for it to be an issue, sometimes due to the bearings themselves, other times due to the fact that the Chinese-made products are not as waterproof as they're supposed to be (which obviously kills bearings quite quickly).

Bought one of these last week for my daughter, one that has flashing LED's in each arm (for want of a better way to describe it) Reported that only one set (of the three) LED's didn't work, and then took it apart to take a look, they'd basically glued three tiny batteries together, but some of the glue had made it to the underside of the battery at the bottom of the stack meaning it wasn't making proper contact. Quick slice with a scalpel and problem solved, was quite pleased with myself, but then felt quite bad today when I received a notification that the seller had refunded me in full...

So...OP is it any good at all? the design looks stupid, pics please!
Going to poundland tomorrow regardless

Err, what about atomic bombs? Or Vx gas?

oh... finally! :neutral_face:

Not been a teacher long then eh? it will be something else next week as it was something else the week before...

As mentioned these were designed for kids with special or additional needs like ASD kids, to help them focus, ever wondered why kids with ASD flap there arms or wiggle fingers it helps with spatial awareness and these can stop them doing that to focus during lesson times..

now as the big hair dabbing kids all want them, SN or AN kids are suffering.

Good, they need a bit of danger post conker ban

Thank goodness I held off ordering more on Amazon.

Knew they would pop up here eventually. heat

A marble and a tiled floor, wall, ceiling shower room was plenty dangerous when I was at school!

Should also help prevent people on streets with stalls selling these for 4 to 5 pounds

That's terrible :disappointed: the special needs use them therapeuticly though?

Cold, kids would get laughed out of school with this pretend fidget spinner. Looks as cheap as it is.

ordered it a month ago though :smiley:

Dangerous? My kid is in primary school and cracked his head open on the goal posts, these things are about as dangerous as throwing handfuls of gravel at each other which js another thing they keep doing in there

I'm sure conkers were far safer back in the day, eh! Suggesting they're dangerous in 'primary school age children's hands' is a bit of a sweeping generalisation don't you think? My lad has 4 of them, plays with them in his primary school with his friends... no bother. Cheer up, don't let the panic of a new concept get the better of you... and leave the kids to their fun.

The high quality ones with quality bearings are quite tempting, not these plastic crappy ones. But I suppose they'll keep kids quiet for a while. If you want your kiddie wink to be the top kid at school get them one of these

https://www.fydgetspinner.com/collections/new-releases/products/genji-darts-alloy-metal-finger-spinner

Not sure about individual policy but I read somewhere that a child with ADHD got permission to use his fidget spinner after his parents got in touch with the school.

already banned at our kids' school although not entirely sure why. Probably because annoying rather than dangerous.

another Brit using yank slang, without knowing what it means. Air wick, febreze and the like, not even close to being the same.

My nephew has one, instead of fidgeting with his empty hands he now does it using this monstrosity annoying the rest of the family!
Pity the bible is fantasy fiction as this would've been a sin punishable by flogging!

Probably.

Until my 4 y/o turned it into a sculpture, I always used a large blob of bluetac to keep my fidgety hands occupied.

Easier to keep tidy as well, when finished with, just stick it to the nearest woodwork.

Annoying stuff if it gets into a carpet though.

Please, it's just a bit of fun. With all the bad stuff going on in the world why do people get so upset about these. My son has one and loves it. The high school he goes to allows kids to play with them in lessons. If they're happy with that then so am I. His school is rated excellent and sometimes gets better exam results than the local private school. My point is, just let kids be kids, work hard and play hard. They will grow up all too soon. I'm not looking for an argument though!

love mine

voted hot for all the daily mail style comments on this thread
disgusted of Tonbridge wells

Not looking for an argument? Well you're going to get one.

Not from me like, I totally agree with you.... But yanno, trolls and such.... Lol.

One thing I would say, my boy has problems at school, and a fidget toy was discussed. Had he been given one if these to help, and it was, any ban the school imposed would be sharply shoved up it's derriere by me. People saying 'special needs' kids are missing out.... I'm sure schools are taking in to account that some kids have been using them for ADHD etc..

I don't know why you felt the need to blurt that out in a completely unrelated thread.

17 kids had them on Friday in my class. Bloody annoying they are.

Kids will be kids .... they only get one go at it

I imagine Poundland make them.

My manager has one - it's so annoying. She insists on using it in meetings. I might get one and spin it constantly and see how she likes it. Grrrrr

tat

Had no idea these things existed until I received communication from the primary school that these are now banned from the school and will be confiscated.

thank goodness Jo Jo bows are still okay

I imagine poundland don't actually make anything they sell.

What you mean to say is it looks nothing like the spinnerz or whatever crap they are branded as toy range ones that come in a brightly coloured box and sold to mugs for £6 a time when the coloured plastic with a berring inside is just one of the bog standard ones you can buy from china for £1 if that much.

There are many designs of spinners, the point is that they are balanced to spin on the central berring, some have two arms, most have three, some have four or more, some are just wieghted at the ends others have cogs or LEDs or all kinds of fiddly bits.

I'm going to risk sounding crazy but you get what you pay for. I used to skate as a kid and these are basically made of skate bearings. You can not buy a good set of 4 abec11 bearings like my son has in his spinner for £1.
But the real question is, dose the quality overly matter in something like this...?

there are many types of fidget spinners about round.
.. but better paying a £1 than a £5+ for something t5hat might last a few weeks My daughters secondary has banned them and my daughter does say they annoy her in class if someone is playing with theirs

Never seen these before but I want one with LED lights.

Not sure if you are for them or against them?

and tbf ADHD isnt really special needs is it? not sure what you mean by people stating 'Special Needs' are missing out?

These were recommended for my boy to help focus to stop him stimming for short periods of time and help him focus just like PECs cards are there to help him communicate, they are a tool used to help control behavioral and mental issues, the difference is at our school we have an LRC so its a non issue, but this will affect other kids and some schools will place a blanket ban and disregard kids with 'Additional Needs'

Anyone know if any Poundlands in crown point Leeds are getting them?

Its annoying. I have a proper one that ive had for ages. I use it at work as an alternative to the bulkier fidget cube to save my pen from certain death of clicking when I am on the phone. Now i feel like a proper idjit using one. damn kids!

They are oddly satisfying, but although most look the same, there are differences. Mine is much heavier than the market-stall/ali-express ones and looks to be stronger ABS plastic.

They probably cost a few pence to make. It's not so much buying power, it's the cheap manufacturing cost.

Wow.... People on here worry too much. It is a toy, no different to having a yo-yo when I was a kid. They'd hurt if you hit someone with it, at least it keeps kids off a tablet/phone for a few minutes.

Here's one on ebay for 99p, inc postage

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tri-Spinner-Fidget-Toys-3D-Fidget-EDC-Hand-Spinner-Anti-Stress-Toys-For-ADHD-FI-/322473716263?var=&hash=item4b14ee6a27:m:mU-__vZoSvW3V6CKD9XZDDg

Are these next to all those fantastic Loom Bands they are selling?....

This post has finally convinced me I'm getting old. I had to google what a fidget spinner is. I even watched a few youtube videos but I still don't get why they're so popular.

Officially a grumpy old man now.

but will take a month to arrive! The craze will be over by then as already said.

take my cold

I still don't know what they are. But for a quid at least it's not an expensive fad!

They already started banning them in a school near me, not because they're dangerous, more because they're fed up with kids playing with them in class and crying when they get lost or stolen.

Think it depends what you want out of them, i spent £10 on a metal one preciously because it has a changable one, i assume most dont as they dont say anything about it on the blurbs, but they are often advertised as how long they spin for so if you plan to put it on a table and watch it spin for five mins fair enough but if you want to constantly fiddle with it I'm not sure if the quality really matters

They are not banned at my kids primary but they've told kids not to bring them in as your not allowed to bring toys into school and theres been some "disagreements in the school yard" so i reckon they've gotten nicked, crying, fighting etc

The works sell them and is it the entertainer have the fidget cube. Something like fidget cube was a thing wanting money on kick starter? They got it, but eBay got flooded with copies, so I think the actual proper company can't get any made as the factories are too busy making the fake ones? I think so. But yeh. The Spinny one just spins. Fidget cube is clickable. I don't own any by the way!

What the ?!? Damn just having a lazy Sunday but now it,s a Poundland Mission !!!

Totally free Spinner here !!

Just got them, thanks OP <3

I believe they were designed as a medical toy to help relieve stress and anxiety, they are particularly useful for children with autism. They serve a similar purpose to fidget blankets and squeezy stress relievers.

Can someone explain to me what these things are all about?

been explained many times in this thread already...

Much kinder to apply mental torture by making your kid "The one whose parents won't let him do ANYTHING"

Or you could keep the kid in a cage in the back garden.

You can get them for as little as £1.08 from china sites

The woman who invented it could not afford the $300 renewal on the patent years ago

Look at all the killjoys.

Sure they're a fad (just like loom bands),
sure it's conceivable that some child will get hurt (and another stabbed with a pencil)

But they're cheap, and they're fun.

Sure ban them from the classroom, but not the playground.

About £1.00.

Are those from poundland? They look totally different to the OP's kudos for the massive unnecessary copyright infringements there :laughing:

I think he underestimates the commonsense of the general public :\

more like he wanted to make a sale

I believe they were designed as a medical toy to help relieve stress and anxiety, they are particularly useful for children with autism. They serve a similar purpose to fidget blankets and squeezy stress relievers

Only in the world of golfing if I'm correct.

Where did u get this from which shop

All Poundland will stock them soon...

Been in all my locals none have any.. :disappointed: i want one to play with

Ok thanks

I'm sure you have something to play with laying around, how about a sharp knife!

awe man I'm sure these will be harmful if swallowed whole, and could end up coming out the other end as bb pellets and the kids will need to stop playing outside because of the green house gasses produced by these anomalies in figet spinner manufacturing

They're already banned in my school, parents got an email. My DT teacher got banned from 3D printing them as well. These are no more dangerous than a sharp pencil being thrown.

Yes I believe you are right, that was their original purpose. But now hijacked and every kid MUST have them. Fadtastic.

Yeah, from what I saw at least loom bands were very creative, these things appear to just spin on your finger.

Health and safety culture all wrong, kids cannot even have hair bands as they are dangerous or even shoe-laces as it disadvantages some children ---WTF---, maybe the NIMBYs should be banned for speaking. These are toys perfect for children with learning disabilities and difficulties, thankfully not under patent -yes they should have a CE mark and be well made but still they are toys and are for playing with.

I am just waiting for for the first pushy mother to bring in a child and claim it is an addiction and the child needs (not parent!!!) needs rehab :stuck_out_tongue:

Most schools have banned these where I am unless the child has a confirmed diagnosis of ADHD or AUTISM. Which is what they were initially devised for. No bans on fidget cube as far as I know.

Ot oh, someone needs their sarcasm filter servicing

Poundland. Says in the title.

Anyone who managed to snag one of these do they have other designs and patterned ones?

Or just the one OP showed

Looks like one of those snap bracelets which are actually made from a DIY metal tape measure.

You sure it was sarcasm? I thought the same until I re-read it. Someone who buys 6 for a fiver each off ebay because their kids must have them seems like they have the word sucker printed on their forehead.

If child has confirmed diagnosis most schools are happy to let them use them.

ADHD is the term now used replacing terms ADHD andADD. There are 2 types of ADHD The impulsivity type and the concentration and focus type which symptoms in many ways overlaps with autism and dyspraxia and can mask the symptoms which will be all the more prominent when medication is commenced.

BAN THIS SICK FILTH....and bring back Clackers...much safer

Or move with the times. Lol

They may be a fad now, with lots of kids getting them; however, they were designed for use by Autistic children to help them keep from fidgeting.

This is what my 7 year old daughter said when I told her
"Wow. COOL I think that is the best offer on pound land YAY!"

Whoooooosh

Been in 2 shops today and no idea what so ever about these coming in....... receipt please.

Problem is that kids are being told for playing with these in school instead of working and learning.

Please buy loads so my kids do better than yours as they were playing and getting rubbish grades lol. :man:

xenophon, have you been hurt by a finger spinner?

No kids then? Yep, the original was a dry as dry ice on the equator - my filter was serviced just the other day.

Anyway before we all end up running to Poundland in the morning has anyone seen a receipt for this please.

There is also the condition which I have, you can't do your words properly, I think it's called dailysex.

Jeez! It costs a pound! I think that's ok for 'fad' - or did your parents never let you enjoy stuff......

Dear oh Dear. Conkers banned. Playing in the playground making skids in the snow banned. oh the joys of killjoy schools .

Well done it's clearly running at optimum.

No kids? Yeah I can't have any kids because I don't jump to their demands for the latest lame trend and fork out 30 quid for overpriced tat. :smile: What an awful dad I am, call social services. They have their own pocket money to waste on cheap crap like that. They soon learn.

You went specifically for it didn't you

I voted hot as this is the first time I have ever seen one or heard about this trend. From series - learn something new every day, lol! :smile:

Careful, you'll cut yourself on that edge

Sharp.

Are you implying they're not useful for kids with SEN? Wouldn't want you to be my ASD son's teacher if so!

They're basically spinning wheels. Kids with sensory processing issues often find comfort in these kind of things. My youngest has autism and has been obsessed with spinning things since he was a baby.

My eldest non autistic kid predictably is well into them at the moment, and I rolled my eyes like the cynical parent I am when he came home with one , however when I first tried it out to try and out-do him on the tricks with it (which I did, easily haha) it weirdly actually helped me concentrate and chilled me out a bit too (I have mad issues with anaemia at the moment) . So in the evenings when my kids are in bed I sit there spinning one watching telly rather than killing my brain reading total nonsense on my phone. For a couple of quid, I dont understand why everyone is whinging about them :smile:

Its good for my anxiety as i normally fidget about with my nails, i got mine before all the kids did because a mate of mine got one to help him destress at work, never heard of em until he got one.

Mines silent, people on here keep moaning they make a awful noise i guess maybe the cheap ones do if thats the case i understand why some people find them annoying otherwise i have no idea why they are getting so much hate on here, probably because kids like em I guess

At this point it is a fad. Not mentioned anything about SEN kids - I'm not an idiot and know all about their original intended use.

obviously not, it was designed as a TOY, that is it. not a stimming toy

These were used with SEN kids to help stemming and concentration. This "craze" for these have now helped schools putting bans on them so the SEN kids can't use them.

A great picture here (if it'll show): https://www.facebook.com/autisticnotweird/photos/a.1668683553354761.1073741828.1662474057309044/1987339718155808/?type=3&theater

Can someone who knows what they're on about recommend a spinner in the £15-£25 range preferably that ships from the UK?

atomic bomb is still pretty bad like but you are right, fidget spinners are the worst invention ever.....

I bet they dont have high precision ABEC 7 ball bearings. I rather pay more for a decent quality one.

It's £1 and metal...

Didn't have any in my local..

It looks a bit crap compared to some you can get.

HUKD is feeling even more like the Daily Mail than usual on this one. I think a sense of perspective is needed.

A bearing in a bit of zinc alloy

Has anyone been out to see if this is true today?

Been to the big one in Bromborough and the manager had no idea what I was talking about!!!

Tbf if you asked the staff in most shops something as simple as wheres the milk they will just give you a blank stare.

Got one from the local cheap shop on impulse at £2 out of curiosity, though it looks different to that. Never too old :smile: Unfortunately unless I'm missing something (tricks etc) it's one of the less interesting fads. I wonder though if it'd be a useful point of reference for physics teachers. "You know how those fidget spinners seem to spin a long time? Well about friction and those bearings..."

Additional exercise - spin horizontally with stopwatch, spin vertically with stopwatch, repeat.


Worst thing ever? Just curious if you were teaching when Tamagotchis came out?

Now you have just reminded me of my dear depart Mum, who used to sit and watch TV whilst knitting at the same time (click, click, click, all through the TV programmes). Her knitting must have been her fidget spinner of the day; however, there was something productive for her efforts even though me and my brother/sister had to wear whatever she produced.

What a load of tosh. I asked at the Sainsbury's information desk about a particular product my wife and kids had been hunting the store for without success and he personally took me to the far end of the store to show me where it was. I have similarly asked shelf stacking staff in ASDA and again they have personally taken me to the location of the required goods.

?

Perhaps they are referring to earlier comments regarding staff not knowing where anything is etc but given they haven't quoted anything,who knows :laughing:

heat, purchased for just under £2 delivered from ebay last week

can you link to this please?

Has anyone bought from ebay and item been ok? Everything I have seen even when I say must be in UK (for speed) then says is going to be 2 weeks to get here so I guess is not in UK after all?

I'm wondering how many people will use these while driving as a way of trying to resist grabbing their mobile, when receiving a facebook message.

Police are looking into producing on the spot "Fixed Fidget Fines" if caught using on the road !

None in my branch today (Camberley)

Hm. I'm torn- do I buy one from Poundland, or from a local vendor off a stolen shopping trolley...

Not in Bracknell store , checked an hour ago

i think this is a fake post, firstly the spinner looks badly worn for a "new" ite, and secondly I tweeted poundland asking if they are stocking them and had this reply https://twitter.com/tobefoundSEO/status/861550560813756416twitter here

Is it me or does this look like a weapon that kids will use as a 'legal' Shuriken, you know press the button to activate the spin and then throw?

I can just imagine kids, sharpening the edges on the prison garden floor (playground)......

Decent price aliexpress currently selling the one pictured for £2.51

Very strong chance this is a fake, the image doesn't even show other spinners in the background and he has the packet open while still in the store assuming he hasen't bought it yet.

Have to ask to see a receipt or I can't believe you.

Also looked in 2 of my local stores, nothing.

Press button to spin :confused: damn thats lazy ain't seen any like that yet, also if a kid wanted to sharpen the edges they'd be 18 before they are done :laughing:

I was in the park yesterday and there was a pointed stick like object that fell off a tree, think they need to cut all the trees down before kids find em and start hurting each other with those things

it is i think as i tweeted poundland and had this reply https://twitter.com/Poundland/status/861553923248672768

Not a fake fidget deal :confused::laughing:

FAKE DEAL!!!!

The deal and the spinner both look dodgy to me :neutral_face:

ive been to sevaral poundland stores in birmingham today,but to my dissapointment management at stores weren"t aware of such product.What a waste of time&effort.

My eldest dismissed my assertion that we should wait for Poundland to get them...saying...they never will. He then got in a strop...so I ordered one from China...at £1.59 that won't be here for another three weeks. I've just shown my son this post...and he goes...meh...looks cheap. :smile:

I think you are right, this is a fake posting, like you say, the one pictured has the paint worn on it from lots of use. I asked at both Bolton stores today and they didn't know of any spinners coming in.

I think its about time that the Mods insist on the receipt being posted with all deals to stop fake posts.
Also it should be an unwritten rule that the barcode of items should be included in posts, this would greatly assist with tracking down all those Tesco wild goose items as well as other items.

I asked yesterday for a proof receipt but nothing, this is a Fake deal and the pic is just a spinner held up in Poundland.

Strong chance this is fake then.

Is OP getting any punishment if he doesn't provide receipt proof

What's the chances of leaving a Poundland empty handed?!? Think it's a struggling store manager trying to up their sales!!!!

I also been in today to check on this offer (Great Bridge, West Midlands) staff had no idea that they will be coming in stock or stocked in any other stores. Not sure which store was used by poster, but would like some proof via receipt etc.

which ebayer did you buy from please? thanks

[quote=RizB]My eldest dismissed my assertion that we should wait for Poundland to get them...saying...they never will. He then got in a strop...so I ordered one from China...at £1.59 that won't be here for another three weeks. I've just shown my son this post...and he goes...meh...looks cheap.

We are so lucky to be blessed with such astute,
all knowing children

Sophie_outlet. Looked again today and auction items start from 1p, no idea why they did not appear in my search results yesterday.

I traipse around all my local Poundlands regularly, yet to see this in mine.

And as for fake Deals, wow, it's been a while since I've seen one on here (that's a good thing, though).

We quite often leave empty handed :smile:

There was a kid on the bus with one of the plastic ones, they sound like a hotwheels car being driven across a tile floor, thats the only way i can discribe it.

Mines silent, spend a few quid more, mines hybrid bearings that must be why mines silent.

Oh for the return of the apostrophe, which alas seem no more. First they have all but disappeared off road signs . Now they are disappearing from common text speak. Mines are pits where coal is extracted. Mine's is short for 'Mine is', i.e. belonging to me!

Your post reminded me of this which is on sale in Poundland and people have been complaining about it :laughing:

You're so right. We're all doomed. There's no hope. Let's imagine a world with no one's use of the apostrophe.

My local card shop has a sign saying fidget spinners, £3.99

They don't look interesting. They are dropping them whilst spinning on bananas and against the glass screen of their phone on youtube for some reason. Seeing if they can break their phone screen?. Why??!!

That really sends me into an irrational rage haha, why would people want to hang that from a wall and advertise their stupidity?

Got a couple from poundland winchester today cheers