Xmas e Cards

[Ruffler]

Can anyone recommend amusing/different eCards to send this Christmas? My faves so far have been JibJab and Jacquie Lawson.

[Sue]

Jacquie Lawson are good, maybe a bit twee and the music a bit naff, but people you send them to seem to like them, and they have the "aaaahhhh" factor :)

[Townleygreen]

People who send ecards instead of real ones=cheapskates

[Ruffler]

Townleygreen Wrote:

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> People who send ecards instead of real

> ones=cheapskates

Hmmm...I like to do both. Ecards are just a bit of fun really :)

[Sue]

Townleygreen Wrote:

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> People who send ecards instead of real

> ones=cheapskates

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People who send ecards instead of real ones are pensioners with very little money spare for stamps.

ETA: Good for you if you can afford it, Townleygreen. So could I when I was working.

[Townleygreen]

Okay, Sue, fair point. I can afford it and tend to get cross if others who I know can afford it, send an ecard. That's why I think of them as cheapskates in this context! Not really being serious though!!:)

[maxxi]

I don't mind e-cards per se, I just resent having had to buy 20 laptops so I can display them all.

[edcam]

They are quite annoying. They take a while to load and are then tedious to watch from beginning to end. I usually delete them now. Bah humbug.

[Ruffler]

Bah humbug indeed...wish I hadn't bothered starting ths thread now!:-S

[civilservant]

kids love e-cards, especially the animated ones (cards, I mean, not kids)

They like them better than the paper ones that need chucking out/composting/whatever. Much easier to delete.

[Sue]

maxxi Wrote:

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> I don't mind e-cards per se, I just resent having

> had to buy 20 laptops so I can display them all.

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:)):)):))