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Personalised Greeting Cards
Preview of Our "Feeling Ruff" Greeting Card

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  Sorry to hear you are feeling ruff... Get well soon.
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£3.99 - Standard Size Personalised Card (Card Size 121 mm x 171 mm)
£5.49 - Super Size A4 Personalised Card (Card Size 210 mm x 297 mm)

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, sorry to hear you are feeling ruff... Get well soon.
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James had finally worked out how to turn the damn thing off.
Nigel's doctor told him to avoid any unnecessary excitement... so he started supporting Ipswich!
Watching Stoke City is enough to turn anyone to drink!
Only one thing could possibly be worse than this thought Dave... ...watching Oldham Athletic!
For the team building exercise Steve listed everything he liked about his job and his colleagues.
George listened intently to his wife's every word.
Was George watching a horror movie? An international catastrophe? No it was worse... ...he was watching Rochdale!
She wondered if it was time to consider contact lenses.
Tina had carefully selected 'dress down Friday' to ask for a pay rise.
George was ecstatic! Brentford had won a throw in!
Sure... Charlie, Everton's new coach was inexperienced. But at least he was cheap!
After some quiet contemplation, Harry decided that the best thing to do... was absolutely nothing!
Darren wasn't too sure about Leicester's new centre half!
After three days at Glastonbury, even Pete accepted that he was ready for a good wash and shave.
Which ever way he looked at it, Phil had it tough. He was ginger, AND going bald.
Watching Carlisle is enough to turn anyone to drink!
Joanne felt that working from home had its advantages.
'I suppose you think that's funny' he sighed.
Smoking areas at Simon's offices had been drastically reduced.
Sure, it was noisy. But for £1.98 return Nigel wasn't complaining.
Darren didn't need good luck cards for his new job...not with Teddy by his side.
Helen had solved
Another year older, and the only thing Lucy worried about was... ... the slight increase in unwantedfacial hair.
Hilary was beginning to regret her decision to go for second helpings of triple chocolate fudge cake sunddae.
Claire had gone a little over the top in her attempt to look busy.
Andrew couldn't wait for his email account to start working again.
Kevin had finally conquered his fear of presentations
Shelia wondered if she had overdone the collagen injections.
Bruce had struggled to adjust since relocating from Australia.
After four Rum and Cokes Barbara was anybodys.
Everyone listened symathetically to Linda's hair saloon horror story.
Alan was hopeful he could be back at work tomorrow
Was George watching a horror movie? An international catastrophe? No it was worse... ...he was watching Rochdale!
You ain't seen me, right? Happy Birthday
Mr. Watkins was ready to take on Class 7B.
John's dad had just broken the news... ...he was going to be a Portsmouth fan!
Who needs men?!
Dave was ecstatic! Portsmouth had won a throw in!
Her owner might want to walk everywhere for 'fitness' reasons... ..but that didn't mean she had to!
The boss was his usual happy go lucky self.
Neil was beginning to wonder if he was taking too much work home.
Paula was admired for her tact and diplomacy.
Peter was working hard to try and get this monkey off his back.
Sharon and Tracey had overdone the eye shadow again.
Only one thing could possibly be worse than this thought Mike... ...watching Sheffield United!
Dave was a little peckish...but deadlines are deadlines.
Deep down George knew the meeting could have gone better.
Billy's dad had just broken the news... ...he was going to be a Charlton fan!
Reg was very proud. 78, and still with all his own teeth.
John knew if surgery didn't work out, he could always get a job in customs.
Would you believe it... a last minute penalty to United!
For Brian, retirement couldn't possibly come soon enough.
'Tell me honestly... does my bum look big in this?'
Sure... Eddie, Brentford's new coach was inexperienced. But at least he was cheap!
Gary wasn't too sure about Middlesbrough's new centre half!
Tim wondered if he'd had too many espressos!
Steve's doctor told him to avoid any unnecessary excitement... so he started supporting Charlton!
'It's amazing' thought Mike. 'How is it I can spend only two minutes in the bedroom and still look this good?'
Richard was a little over-protective about his stapler.
Sorry to hear you are feeling ruff... Get well soon.
Pete was delighted that the other Oldham Athletic fan was already here!
To Mum Happy Christmas! ... Fortunately for Mum, Christmas comes but once a year.
OK so it's all agreed. Stuff the kids, let's take this year off.
After hearing a drunken declaration from Brian in accounts that he wanted to Shag a reindeer... ... Susan had come up with a cunning plan.
The office Christmas party was in full swing.
Santa was beginning to regret his decision to let Rudolph go.
To Mum Merry Christmas! .... The outside caterers had done their bit. Now she could get well and truly hammered.
I'm sorry..we're out of stock. But I could maybe get it to you for the 29th?
Merry Christmas! .... Linda was looking forward to serving Christmas dinner to her vegetarian relatives.
Merry Christmas! ....For some reason, the kids were always well behaved at Grandma's.
For 364 days a year she is a respected businesswoman. Fortunately for Karen Christmas comes but once a year.

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