Prize Quiz - How many coffee beans in the jar?

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Prize Quiz - How many coffee beans in the jar?

« on: May 17, 2019, 05:08:34 »

Competition launched at Community Rail in the City on 15th May ... open until 28th May 2019

Guess the number of coffee beans ... enter at http://gwr.passenger.chat/beans ... nearest guess wins a prize of 2 x standard class return tickets for any journey on GWR^▸ services. Competition organised by the Great Western Coffee Shop Forum, prize donated by Great Western Railway

Full rules on the entry form page. Entry is free. Limited to one entry per person.


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Re: Prize Quiz - How many coffee beans in the jar?

« Reply #1 on: May 25, 2019, 09:13:21 »

BUMP ... the prize quiz remains open over the weekend ... free entry, nothing to loose. And as well as entering, please share the link with your friends - the more entries we get, the better (for the Coffee Shop). And should a friend of your win as a result of the link - they may take you as their guest Grin

Quote from: grahame on May 17, 2019, 05:08:34

Full rules on the entry form page. Entry is free. Limited to one entry per person.


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Justice for Cerys Piper and Theo Griffiths please!

Re: Prize Quiz - How many coffee beans in the jar?

« Reply #2 on: May 26, 2019, 02:54:19 »

I take four scoops of coffee beans out of the jar in our fridge to put into the grinder for my own caffeine hit each morning - and I have so far resisted the impulse to count the number of beans in that sample. Wink

Two points from me: firstly, I'm excluded as an admin from entering the competition; and secondly, that's because I know the answer (it's actually quite a large number!). Lips sealed


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Re: Prize Quiz - How many coffee beans in the jar?

« Reply #3 on: June 08, 2019, 21:42:38 »

Has a winner been picked?


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Re: Prize Quiz - How many coffee beans in the jar?

« Reply #4 on: June 08, 2019, 22:30:12 »

Quote from: bignosemac on June 08, 2019, 21:42:38

Has a winner been picked?

Yes ... I suspect you were on drain-a-dog duty today when I went through that Grin

. ... writing up tomorrow!


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