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The Gingerbread Luminary is $35 and you get a 14.5 oz. candle absolutely free. Combine this offer with the $10 off $30 coupon [below] and get both for only $25. If you prefer to shop online, then remember to shop through a site that pays you back, I list a few of my favorites below. And if you spend $50 or more use code SHIP3 and only pay $3 shipping.
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OK, I have to ask, what’s a wyb?
Other that that it sounds like a pretty good deal. I’m going to have to suss out that site to see if I can work out what a luminary is. Gee it’s tough being an Aussie sometimes.
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Anne
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November 17th, 2009 at 4:50 pm
@Sire,
Wyb is when you buy. A luminary in this case is a ceramic gingerbread house in which you place a candle to illuminate. So, basically, buy the ceramic gingerbread house and get a free candle to put inside. These candles are great, too.
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Yep I worked out what it was when I visited the site. Quite obvious really now that I think of it. As is Wyb, not that you spelled it out for me.
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November 17th, 2009 at 5:26 pm
@Sire,
Isn’t that always the case?
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