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The editing of nurool/noorul |
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Can you imagine getting ripped to pieces in those interviews.
That would be too cruel, clearly he will be long gone by then. |
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I think he is the most useless contestant not only in the history of The Apprentice, but in the history of British reality TV (and yes that includes Maysoon from Big Brother!!)
You don't remember Cameron Stout who won Big Brother? He was rather dull.http://images.mirror.co.uk/upl/m3/ma...093B0055C8.jpg Slightly off-topic, but I'd put money on Nooral being gay. Just something I noticed. Strikes me as gay. |
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What I didn't understand was when Sir Alan asked him in the boardroom if he'd had any ideas he said yes (I think!) and then Sir Alan started talking over the top of him and we didn't get to hear what they were!
He'll allow the real gobshites like Ben and Philip to rant away incessantly and then ask a question of someone else and before they've got half a sentence out oafishly interrupt them so they can't defend themselves. Although last night it was Lorraine he did it to most pointedly and she survived. |
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I didn't get the joke
![]() The female panellist just came across as ignorant because she couldn't be bothered to pronounce the guy's name properly. "Norole" would have been an amusing play on words, but "Nurofen" just struck me as rude and nasty. |
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he's a science teacher, just what Business qualifications and experience does he have?
he has done absolutely nothing and I'm very surprised that Kimberley didn't notice that Sir Alan really seems to dislike him, and mentioned how in the background he is...if he was in the boardroom instead of Phillip there would have been a slight chance he'd have gone IMO |
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What I didn't understand was when Sir Alan asked him in the boardroom if he'd had any ideas he said yes (I think!) and then Sir Alan started talking over the top of him and we didn't get to hear what they were!
To be honest, I think Suralan is a bit of a twonk. |
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I didn't get the joke
![]() The female panellist just came across as ignorant because she couldn't be bothered to pronounce the guy's name properly. "Norole" would have been an amusing play on words, but "Nurofen" just struck me as rude and nasty. Quote:
Yea, I thought that as well.
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Yet it was deemed "racist" when Jade Goody mispronounced Shilpas name...
*NOT BEING RACIST, just to clarify. Jesus. Offended over nothing. |
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It may be that it's not editing, and he really is useless. After all, Nick made it his business to watch him for some time
and he didn't seem to think much of him. |
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Also, Margaret didn't think much of him as project leader. With both N&M against him, and similar comments from other candidates, and no evidence to the contrary, I think he really is useless.
He' probably the sort of person who needs to spend time planning what he's going to do which is the wrong personality for winning TA (although certainly not in business in general). Whatever, it's the fault of the production company who are suppose to perform a rigourous selection process that someone who appears to be no sort of a contender all was chosen. |
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This may well be the case and they are just accentuating it in the editing to get a laugh or two.
I reckon the editors are rarely malicious, but they do like to tell simple narratives even if it means omitting material that doesn't fit. So I agree that Nooral probably isn't totally quiet, but he does seem to be quiet enough to suggest that's what his story is. Quote:
Whatever, it's the fault of the production company who are suppose to perform a rigourous selection process that someone who appears to be no sort of a contender all was chosen.
Well, every candidate is a gamble. You never know what will happen when they are thrown in with the rest. It happens a lot in Big Brother - people who are used to being the biggest fish in the pond get put together with a lot of other big fish, and turn into shrinking violets. Nooral could well be a fantastic and capable teacher. And at least he's not come across as evil or bitchy.
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and he didn't seem to think much of him.