SamNichols
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- Location
- Colne, Lancs
Right who watched it? I know that I'm normally quite high brow, but I've got a soft spot for the Apprentice and its aggressive Ewok chief Surallan.
Here are a few musings about it:
1) It featured a lady dressed as a ribena berry (and who's apparently a bit 'quirky': i.e. she likes crystals and astrology and all that jazz).
2) The surnames are undoubtedly made up: Wotherspoon, de Lacy Brown. Come on, I want some believability in your made up surnames: don't simply take the name of a popular pub chain and change a vowel.
3) thunderbird's the hood is in it, in a terrible disguise. he even advocated fighting to the death last night. His mission for annoying International Rescue seems to be winning the Apprentice/making an idiot of himself on national TV.
4) The English language is again taking another beating:
'My hands were literally bleeding when I went home.'
'It's hard to work under such intensive pressure.'
Shakespeare rolls in his grave every time one of these management speak goons pipes up about 'executive decisions'.
Here are a few musings about it:
1) It featured a lady dressed as a ribena berry (and who's apparently a bit 'quirky': i.e. she likes crystals and astrology and all that jazz).
2) The surnames are undoubtedly made up: Wotherspoon, de Lacy Brown. Come on, I want some believability in your made up surnames: don't simply take the name of a popular pub chain and change a vowel.
3) thunderbird's the hood is in it, in a terrible disguise. he even advocated fighting to the death last night. His mission for annoying International Rescue seems to be winning the Apprentice/making an idiot of himself on national TV.
4) The English language is again taking another beating:
'My hands were literally bleeding when I went home.'
'It's hard to work under such intensive pressure.'
Shakespeare rolls in his grave every time one of these management speak goons pipes up about 'executive decisions'.