The Life and Times of Tim giveaway
To celebrate the launch of the new HBO animated series, The Life & Times of Tim, we have some DVD packs to give away to Lost At E Minor subscribers with a swag of goodies in them.
To be in with a chance of winning the grand prize, or one of the two other prize packs, be a Lost At E Minor subscriber [already one or a new one] and then leave a message under this post saying why you think this new animated series is going to rock and shake your world. And it will. Trust me.
The best answers get these prizes.
GRAND PRIZE:
* Curb Your Enthysiasm – The Complete Sixth Season on DVD
* Extras – The Complete Second Season on DVD
* Flight Of The Conchords – The Complete First Season on DVD
* The Life & Times of Tim” limited edition Mimobot flash drive (see image attached).
* Includes “Life & Times of Tim” icons, avatars, wallpaper, and 9 videos
* “The Life & Times of Tim” poster and postcards
2 RUNNERS UP:
* “The Life & Times of Tim” limited edition Mimobot flash drive (see image attached).
* Includes “Life & Times of Tim” icons, avatars, wallpaper, and 9 videos
* “The Life & Times of Tim” poster and postcards
Watch a clip from the show
So what is the Life & Times of Tim?
Good question.
‘Everybody makes mistakes, but for Tim – a self-conscious young guy living in New York – just getting out of bed in the morning could be the worst decision he makes all day. No matter the situation, life’s little challenges always manage to demand the most offensive solutions, which wouldn’t be such a problem if he weren’t continually caught red-handed. From the mind of Steve Dildarian – the Clio-winning ad man behind Budweiser’s famous ‘Lizards’ campaign – ‘The Life and Times of Tim’ follows this everyday working guy from one scandalous crisis to the next’ — HBO.
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YOU'RE SAYING (8)
zain said | 14 September, 2008
with all the glitter of “reality” shows, it will shine through because a lot of people can relate, especially me, plus any show that have a sarcastic view on life rocks me.
Matt said | 17 September, 2008
Oh it will!
Can I get a framed print of “Gay Gary”?
Jason said | 18 September, 2008
It will because there aren’t enough shows like this on the air so it’ll stand out.
Richo said | 20 September, 2008
Hopefully Tim will rock and shake my world providing me with that glimmer of hope that maybe I’m not the only one who shouldn’t have got out of bed, well this week anyways… Kings of Leon’s new record sucks, i broke the record player and produced the worst urban design scheme i’ve ever done in my life. I could have been sleeping… or watching ‘The Life and Times of Tim’, can’t wait to meet him.
Tanya said | 25 September, 2008
Ha! Like a sophisticated South Park. Watch out for live action remake starring Steve Carell as Tim and totally ruin it. Meanwhile love Debbie, the self employed person who gives occasional $10 BJs! Tops!
sarah said | 26 September, 2008
because life without tim would be…. well…. maybe i should just go back to bed
Zolton said | 29 September, 2008
Hi guys, our random prize selector has determined that the winner of this Life and Times of Tim giveaway is … drum roll please … Tanya! Can you please contact me with your postal details.
http://www.lostateminor.com/contact-us/
Zolton
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