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WIN A FREE CHALKBOARD TEE FOR YOUR KID!

by Yuka Yoneda, 08/27/09

filed under: back to school, Inhabitots

These rewritable Chalkboard Tees are better than an apple a day. They’re a message a day – written right on your kid’s t-shirt! We’re giving one away to a lucky winner to send their child back to school in style. It only takes a minute to enter!

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One Response to “WIN A FREE CHALKBOARD TEE FOR YOUR KID!”

MaryNO (@MaryNO) says:

December 16, 2010 at 7:34 pm

Howdy, Just saying hello to the forum.

Mary

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