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Post by Dadaist » 28 Apr 2006, 14:28

ecm wrote:
Dadaist wrote:I'm just glad she didn't say that she wanted him to dress her salad.
er, quite.
I wonder if he would sieze her salad.

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Post by Jackson Priest » 28 Apr 2006, 15:04

ecm wrote:
I have never seen the Apprentice or Mr Tit.

He has his own website. It has this picture on it.

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Tit.

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Post by Pal of Porty » 28 Apr 2006, 15:42

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Pal of Porty wrote:I love her glasses :lol:
Do they hold pints :roll: :)
No they are more sort of wine glass style :lol:
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Post by Sandra » 03 May 2006, 22:00

How delighted am I that Paul Tulip the tit got fired, hurrah :lol:

Felt sorry for Ansell tho.

No idea who is going to win though Ruth is going to have to tone down her attitude a tad.

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Post by Jackson Priest » 03 May 2006, 22:08

Yes! Yes! Yes!

Couldn't believe what The Tit said about people selling The Big Issue.

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Post by Sandra » 03 May 2006, 22:10

Jackson Priest wrote:Yes! Yes! Yes!

Couldn't believe what The Tit said about people selling The Big Issue.
I know, shocking :shock:

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Post by foxy » 03 May 2006, 23:08

Very glad to see the back of Paul and although Ansell was "nice" he wasn't anything special (although his hippo impersonation was hysterical) I think it will be interesting to see an all female final...my money's been on Ruth for a few weeks but I've softened towards Michelle after her performance tonight... wish she would smile a bit more :) and Ruth would scowl less :evil:

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Post by Pal of Porty » 04 May 2006, 00:56

foxy wrote:......but I've softened towards Michelle after her performance tonight...
Is that since she has started wearing her glasses? 8)
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Post by Sandra » 04 May 2006, 09:29

foxy wrote:Very glad to see the back of Paul and although Ansell was "nice" he wasn't anything special (although his hippo impersonation was hysterical) I think it will be interesting to see an all female final...my money's been on Ruth for a few weeks but I've softened towards Michelle after her performance tonight... wish she would smile a bit more :) and Ruth would scowl less :evil:
I agree Foxy, Michelle was very much less cold fish last night, but like you I think Ruth's going to win though she needs to tone her act down a bit.

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Post by Novastar » 08 May 2006, 12:09

What happened to Paul - he suddenly went really wierd on Wedneday. I've never seen him like that. Think being confronted by the people doing the interviews and basically being told he was useless made him very defensive. Also good to know he's only on 25K - has been giving the impression he was on more. :twisted:

Is definatly getting his 15 mins of fame though - opened our nearby cricket team's clubhouse the other week.

http://www.ripontoday.co.uk/ViewArticle ... ID=1484388

Think (hope) Michelle will win - she's appealing to Sir Alan from where she's come from and as we saw last year it doesn't matter who wins the final task.

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Post by Sandra » 08 May 2006, 13:30

scary that Paul Tulip is the company's top consultant :o

"Paul was awarded a Porsche Boxster to drive for the summer at the company’s annual conference last Friday for being their top consultant".

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Post by Pal of Porty » 08 May 2006, 22:47

I worked in Executive Recruitment for over 7 years and unfortunately the industry has many people like 'Tulip'- self opinionated toss pots with an over inflated idea of their worth. :cry:
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Post by Novastar » 09 May 2006, 17:36

Pal of Porty wrote:I worked in Executive Recruitment for over 7 years and unfortunately the industry has many people like 'Tulip'- self opinionated toss pots with an over inflated idea of their worth. :cry:
I think he's only recently gone into recruitment.

Used to work in sales for a PC company (I know you'd never have guessed). :D

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Post by Pal of Porty » 09 May 2006, 21:27

Novastar wrote: I think he's only recently gone into recruitment. Used to work in sales for a PC company (I know you'd never have guessed). :D
Yes, I read that he had only been there one month but he is still very typical of the industry. The Company he works for are also trying to milk his current TV profile for everything it is worth and they have his picture on their website. Their clients must be mental if he is typical of their Consultant quality.

Having missed the show last week I have just watched the re-run to learn he used to take an empty case into the Boardroom cos' he never thought he would get sacked! The interviewers had him sussed - a 'typical' car salesman! 8)
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Post by Sandra » 11 May 2006, 10:56

Result totally surprised me.

Was surprised also that Michelle can actually smile... a lot.

Wish they'd do a repeat of the first series, ah well always Big Brother to look forward to :D

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Post by Pal of Porty » 11 May 2006, 12:07

Sandra wrote:Result totally surprised me.

Was surprised also that Michelle can actually smile... a lot.

Wish they'd do a repeat of the first series, ah well always Big Brother to look forward to :D
I did pick the winner (only between 2 of them, not from beginning) but it is only luck, as as Alan Sugar seems really erratic and inconsistent in his choices.
Don't wait for BB, watch American Apprentice instead - it is really much better. The candidates drive you mad but Donald Trump is much sharper, more incisive and generally more on the ball. :lol:
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Post by Dadaist » 11 May 2006, 12:20

I wonder if you get in trouble if you don't call him Suralan to his face. Everyone I've seen on the programme has studiously called him it - I wonder though if it's just part of the show?

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Post by Novastar » 11 May 2006, 13:49

His mates last week dropped the sir.

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Post by foxy » 11 May 2006, 20:58

Don't think Suralan is wearing particularly well considering he's only 59 :shock:

I was delighted that Michelle won... in the end she seemed like the most worthy candidate and she even smiled :)

I'm sure that the Badger will have no end of offers

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