Anyone watching?
I had forgotten how incredibly cringe-worthy Gemma's 'tour' of Hever Castle was. Painful.
I had forgotten how incredibly cringe-worthy Gemma's 'tour' of Hever Castle was. Painful.
The Apprentice - why I fired them
Hellooooooooooooooo!
Can't believe how many of the candidates I have forgotten! Perhaps I am getting old!
Can't believe how many of the candidates I have forgotten! Perhaps I am getting old!
Originally Posted by mazzy50:
“Anyone watching?
I had forgotten how incredibly cringe-worthy Gemma's 'tour' of Hever Castle was. Painful.”
“Anyone watching?
I had forgotten how incredibly cringe-worthy Gemma's 'tour' of Hever Castle was. Painful.”
It was truly dreadful - my teenage daughters (who've both done/are doing Tudor history for A Level) could have given a more informative tour without any swotting up!
A shame Nick is leaving, but don't blame him - my own father, at 70, was ready to really slow down, and he's not on TV! Nick is still relatively young for an OAP (these days) so good luck to him in enjoying his life the way he wants to! (Probably mostly in France!)
Originally Posted by stargazer61:
“Hellooooooooooooooo!
Can't believe how many of the candidates I have forgotten! Perhaps I am getting old!”
“Hellooooooooooooooo!
Can't believe how many of the candidates I have forgotten! Perhaps I am getting old!”
I prefer to lie to myself and say it's because they ain't memorable.
That and something else that I've forgotten........
[quote=jerseyporter;76102957]It was truly dreadful - my teenage daughters (who've both done/are doing Tudor history for A Level) could have given a more informative tour without any swotting up!
A shame Nick is leaving, but don't blame him - my own father, at 70, was ready to really slow down, and he's not on TV! Nick is still relatively young for an OAP (these days) so good luck to him in enjoying his life the way he wants to! (Probably mostly in France!)[/QUOTE]
Sitting in the sunshine, drinking wine and listening to the crickets as the breeze blows gently across the hills. Aaaaaaaaaaaah!
A shame Nick is leaving, but don't blame him - my own father, at 70, was ready to really slow down, and he's not on TV! Nick is still relatively young for an OAP (these days) so good luck to him in enjoying his life the way he wants to! (Probably mostly in France!)[/QUOTE]
Sitting in the sunshine, drinking wine and listening to the crickets as the breeze blows gently across the hills. Aaaaaaaaaaaah!
Originally Posted by stargazer61:
“Hellooooooooooooooo!
Can't believe how many of the candidates I have forgotten! Perhaps I am getting old!”
“Hellooooooooooooooo!
Can't believe how many of the candidates I have forgotten! Perhaps I am getting old!”
Not just you. I have been sitting here thinking "I don't remember you" for several of them.
Gosh James really was so unlikeable.
Someone was suggesting that Roisin was the nasty one after this episode. I can only think they were his mum or best mate!
Someone was suggesting that Roisin was the nasty one after this episode. I can only think they were his mum or best mate!
Originally Posted by stargazer61:
“James is such a 'wide boy'”
“James is such a 'wide boy'”
I have a shorter title using only four letters and starting with a "C".
Originally Posted by Old Endeavour:
“"Yes it's your advice, but what do I want to do?"
Who else had the urge to punch him at the point?”
“"Yes it's your advice, but what do I want to do?"
Who else had the urge to punch him at the point?”
Me!
Such an appalling attitude.
Originally Posted by Old Endeavour:
“"Yes it's your advice, but what do I want to do?"
Who else had the urge to punch him at the point?”
“"Yes it's your advice, but what do I want to do?"
Who else had the urge to punch him at the point?”
If I'd have been Roisin I'd have shoved him out of the car and left him in the gutter. Selfish, immature little man
Originally Posted by mazzy50:
“Skeleton-gate coming up.
I still thing Lord Sugar was in the wrong over this.”
“Skeleton-gate coming up.
I still thing Lord Sugar was in the wrong over this.”
Me, too. They fulfilled the spec albeit in an unusual way
Originally Posted by stargazer61:
“If I'd have been Roisin I'd have shoved him out of the car and left him in the gutter. Selfish, immature little man”
“If I'd have been Roisin I'd have shoved him out of the car and left him in the gutter. Selfish, immature little man”
The thing was that he was aggressive and ignorant with her for the entire day. How she resisted hopping on one of those lawn mowers and running the little git down I'll never know.
Originally Posted by stargazer61:
“Me, too. They fulfilled the spec albeit in an unusual way”
“Me, too. They fulfilled the spec albeit in an unusual way”
Me also! Businesses do it everyday - They change things and make substitutions and as long as it meets the spec that they have agreed to, it's OK in most cases and they are fully legally covered in any case as they have supplied what was agreed.
Lord Alan was plainly wrong.
Originally Posted by stargazer61:
“Enjoy the Final folks...I'm off on my hols!”
“Enjoy the Final folks...I'm off on my hols!”
Have a great time in Italy and a lovely Christmas.
Originally Posted by stargazer61:
“Enjoy the Final folks...I'm off on my hols!”
“Enjoy the Final folks...I'm off on my hols!”
Have a great time (He says through gritted very jealous teeth
)
Originally Posted by mazzy50:
“Have a great time in Italy and a lovely Christmas.”
“Have a great time in Italy and a lovely Christmas.
”
Thank you.......Merry Christmas to you, and to Old Endeavour!
(Have never managed to multi quote successfully!)
Originally Posted by stargazer61:
“Me, too. They fulfilled the spec albeit in an unusual way”
“Me, too. They fulfilled the spec albeit in an unusual way”
Will people stop whinging about it. It didn't fulfil the spec as it wasn't anatomically correct. There are all sorts of named bumps and grooves on bones that couldn't be on the paper skeleton. As a simple overview of a skeleton, the paper would have been ok, but not as an anatomically correct one.
