Free Father's Day chocolate Thorntons with O2 priority
25g slab iced chocolate with 'Dad'
15 comments
Darrelg
10 Jun 16#1
Thanks OP
worked for me :smiley:
Coffee100 to Darrelg
10 Jun 16#2
Great. I haven't got it yet - is it small?
Graham1979
10 Jun 16#3
Nothing says I love you like 25 grams of chocolate you got free!
About as sincere as a get well card from David Cameron.
Coffee100 to Graham1979
10 Jun 166#4
Oh here we go again....yawn. I thought a thread wouldn't be complete without the usual whingers, who criticize the free mothers/Father's Day cards or chocolate. If you rely on gifts (expensive or free) to show your parents you love them or your parents would judge or disparage free chocolate... I genuinely feel sorry for you, because that's really sad to have such a superficial relationship with your parents.
Ignore....more chances to get the free chocolate for the rest of us, while the boring old farts moan at home. :smiley:
Donuts123
10 Jun 16#5
OP might want to change deal title to contain O2 not 02, as otherwise people searching for O2 deals won't find it...
Coffee100 to Donuts123
10 Jun 16#6
Cheers. Good point. Will edit.
TallerPaul
10 Jun 16#7
would say happy fathers day better if it had order online and free postage lol considering my dads in N.ire and im in england with nearest thorntons shop being a £20 journey away
Graham1979
10 Jun 16#8
Just walked the dog and swear I could hear you crying.
OK giving the man who raised you, fed you, clothed you and made sure he did everything he could a piece of free chocolate sponsored by O2 shows an absolute lack of respect and sincerity from the very bottom of a shallow heart. It shows you made no effort whatsoever and really need to show much more appreciation. The best thing you could do would be to sit down with a little pen and piece of paper and write down exactly what he means to you and your family. Sit and make a card by hand that takes time and effort rather than turning up with your iPhone wand waving it in front of a checkout. Why not instead take your father somewhere HE wants to go and do something HE wants to do. But no, that's right being superficial unlike yourself I am sure you got a free card from Moonpig or some vouchers from The Sun. You're correct the FREE 25 grams of chocolate given to you by a multi national corporation SAYS I LOVE YOU MUCH MORE!
DanB89
11 Jun 165#9
Are people missing the obvious here? Just because it says dad on it, doesn't mean you can't eat it.... Therefore it actually equals free chocolate for me?
Lighten up people come on, it's a freebie
Coffee100 to DanB89
11 Jun 162#10
That is true! My little ones couldn't stop themselves gobbling this up (hubby on a diet - anyway) - and the guy in the queue in front of me ate his in the shop :smiley:
This isn't the forum for serious debate (u can't reason with unreasonable ppl anyway!), which is why I stated my intention to ignore.
Free is free, do what u want with it (eat yourself, give to dad...whatever) enjoy.
AW0079
11 Jun 16#11
I haven't got an iPhone.
Graham1979
11 Jun 16#12
You haven't posted any deals either flowerpot.
soups
12 Jun 16#13
Yummy. Wanted the £4 Summer box, but out of stock at local :disappointed: This will do nicely as a stand-in
truffle6969
14 Jun 16#14
Lighten up folks.
It's a belting freeboe!
Heated up!!!
El Franko
14 Jun 16#15
They do the icing in store - so doesn't have to say 'Dad', make it your own instead :P
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Opening post
25g slab iced chocolate with 'Dad'
15 comments
worked for me :smiley:
About as sincere as a get well card from David Cameron.
Ignore....more chances to get the free chocolate for the rest of us, while the boring old farts moan at home. :smiley:
OK giving the man who raised you, fed you, clothed you and made sure he did everything he could a piece of free chocolate sponsored by O2 shows an absolute lack of respect and sincerity from the very bottom of a shallow heart. It shows you made no effort whatsoever and really need to show much more appreciation. The best thing you could do would be to sit down with a little pen and piece of paper and write down exactly what he means to you and your family. Sit and make a card by hand that takes time and effort rather than turning up with your iPhone wand waving it in front of a checkout. Why not instead take your father somewhere HE wants to go and do something HE wants to do. But no, that's right being superficial unlike yourself I am sure you got a free card from Moonpig or some vouchers from The Sun. You're correct the FREE 25 grams of chocolate given to you by a multi national corporation SAYS I LOVE YOU MUCH MORE!
Lighten up people come on, it's a freebie
This isn't the forum for serious debate (u can't reason with unreasonable ppl anyway!), which is why I stated my intention to ignore.
Free is free, do what u want with it (eat yourself, give to dad...whatever) enjoy.
It's a belting freeboe!
Heated up!!!