Subscribers Weekly Contest Round 1

We are so happy to announce you that Alot of it is running a weekly contest for subscribers! Where you can win 6 days 125X125 advertisement from Alot Of It. This blog is a new blog so the newer it is the more chance of being a winner! Every week the winner will be chosen by random.org… Join Us Now!

You only need to do 2 simple thing to win:

1. Subscribe via email address (Once you have subscribed you can join the next contest next week just by showing your presence in the blog)

2. Comment on every new post delivered to your email (1 comment is enough)

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There are more contest coming up this month! With greater prizes to win! Keep in touch!

Note: Contest will end when the winners are announced on September 22, 2008

Ryan McLean from Smarter Wealth gave me a chance to review “Make Money Commenting” E-book I have learned many things from it! The E-book contains the most important Tips and Tricks that I’ve never seen before.. I have learned how to make people click on your link when you comment in the other blogs! this is just one of the things you’ll learn from the E-book but there are still many things! I am sure you would really be interested if you read the post he made Here

Congratulations to the winner of the weekly contest!

It’s so sad that there are only 2 users have joined this week competition… but i will do my words :
Kris won the FREE 6 days 125X125 position to Alotofit.com  . Please claim your prize using the contact page of this blog and tell me the link of the 125X125 banner of your website and the password i have sent to your e-mail Your Free Advertising banner will be removed on September 21, 2008 So give me your link ASAP because your time is running out!

I am so sad that there are only 2 visitors have joined the contest.. only 2 subscribers have subscribed to via e-mail subscribers..  I hope to get more subscribers next week! Remember the subscribers who subscribed last week can still join the next contest just by showing your presence to the blog by commenting!
Subscribers Weekly Contest Round 2 is coming tomorrow so don’t forget to subscribe to my feed to be updated.

Have Fun!

• “Is there chicken in your vegetarian gumbo?” — Asked of a waitress.
• “Just the chicken.” — The response a waitress gave when asked if there were any dairy products in a soup.
• “Would you like cream and sugar with that?” — Asked by a waitress when a customer specified orange juice instead of coffee as part of a breakfast meal.
• “Do you want cheese on that?” — Asked when a customer ordered a plain cheeseburger.
• “You want fries with that?” — Asked when a customer ordered an apple turnover.
• “Do you want onions on that?” — A waitress, in response to a couple ordering a milk shake and a large cola.
• “Is there any meat in the veggie rolls?”
• “Do you get rice with your fried rice?”
• “I’m sorry, we only have six inch and foot long subs.” — A waitress, when asked for a 12 inch sub.
• “Would you like to care for a cup of coffee?” — A waitress.
• “Which of these coffees did you want with cream and sugar?” – Asked of a customer who had ordered two coffees, one with cream and sugar and one without.
• “Do you want that in a bag?” — Asked of a customer who ordered coffee to go.
• “Is this for here or to go?” — Asked of a Dairy Queen customer at a drive-through window.
• “What’s the difference between the 1/4 pounder and the 1/3 pounder?”
• “What’s the difference?” — Asked of a waitress when asked if the customer would like breadsticks with or without cheese.
• “Sir, we only have one thousand island dressing.” — A waitress, when asked for two thousand island dressings.
• “How many pieces are in the eight piece chicken deal?”
• “How much is the $1.99 popcorn chicken?”
• “Is the honey mustard sauce sweet?”
• “Is the spicy chicken just spicy or is it hot and spicy?”
• “Would you like the sale price?” — A fast food worker, asking how a customer would like to pay for his order of two special sandwiches.
• “That’s not an animal. It’s a mammal.” — Cafeteria worker serving shrimp at a public high school.
• “Does your ice cream contain dairy products?” — A customer at the drive-through of a fast food restaurant.
• “Excuse me. These ham and cheese rolls — do they have ham in them?” – A customer at a bakery cafe.
• “Don’t you guys have them 99 cent Whoppers?” — Asked of a Taco Bell cashier.
• “This is to go.” — Commonly said by customers at drive-through windows.
• “I’d like a large Pepsi pizza.” — A customer ordering pizza over the phone. After saying this, the customer was heard saying to someone else with him, “Wait, Chuck, is that right?”