A Few Jamie Oliver, Donna Hay Cookbooks at Lifetime Distributors At $20-$25 each

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  Damo on 10/06/2011 - 17:00

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  Jamie does donna hay in 30 minutes? interesting?

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    dzhay on 10/06/2011 - 17:10

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    Well, and I am basing this upon his discernible speech impediment, Jamie can't seem to cram his big, flappy faux-Cockney-Essex-boy tongue in his annoying mouth, even with the aid of his many and various pieces of low quality, proprietary cookware. So, where better place to put his tongue (other than a power socket, or one of Jamie's 200w ovens)?

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      raptormesh on 10/06/2011 - 18:00

      Lol so much hate, were you cut off from your school's fried schnitzels because of him? :)

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        Tal_Shiar on 10/06/2011 - 18:17

        Chicken and corn rolls for $2.50 ea were the shit dude, don't hate on the hater!!

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  melmac77 on 10/06/2011 - 18:12

  BTW my local A&R has Bill Granger cookbooks soft and hardcover for $20-25 and some of them signed :)

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    LDS on 10/06/2011 - 19:06

    nice

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      Damo on 10/06/2011 - 19:34

      The "very straight" bill granger

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  voteoften on 10/06/2011 - 22:39

  I am negging this because my understandning is that they delievr only to your workplace and that they ask to leave brochures, etc around. It sounds dreadfully disruptive. If you are on a career path, you really don't want to be known to be wasting your co-workers time in order to save a couple of bucks.

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    moocher on 11/06/2011 - 09:10

    my understandning is that they delievr only to your workplace

    That's not completely true, it depends on your region. Say, for Victoria, they will charge $12 to post to your home, but orders over $99 are free. Granted, that's not a good deal if you only want 1 book. For NSW, they used to do the same, but it looks like they no longer deliver to non-workplaces.

    they ask to leave brochures

    In my experience, yes, they do ask, but you can politely decline, and they're fine with that. In my case, the lady never asked again, and is still happy to deliver to me (at work) whenever I want a book that's on their website. I just send her an email and she arranges a day to deliver it to my workplace.