You're right.
Move it if you must!
*dramatic pose*
You're right.
Move it if you must!
*dramatic pose*
Rear of hand to forehead? Other arm stretched out? Head leant slightly back?
That's exactly it!
Bitchin'!
I like this - watched it for the first time last night. Was good fun... although I don't get the whole split the females and males thing? I know Alan Sugar is a bit of a sexist git - is he trying t reinforce terrible work ethics?
He just does that for a few weeks, as an easy way to make them into two teams, but he mixes everyone up soon. After a few people have been 'fired'.
Coolio!
God knows I don't want to sound like I'm sticking up for Alan Sugar, be he's not necessarily sexist and doesn't split them up - it's all down to the producers.
Another great Raef quote was "I'm not going to mislabel a shark as a hamster"
The thought of hamster on a fish stall was classic - just shows you can't beat real life for comedy
Oh, and Ellie - cheer up grrl for gawd's sake! Your avatar makes me sad [sniff]
I'm thinking of changing it soon... so quit moaning!
Quote: EllieJP @ March 27, 2008, 4:43 PMI'm thinking of changing it soon... so quit moaning!
Moaning? Is that a sexual reference?
Please say it's true!
Ooooooooooooh yes!
Did you hear that Sir Alan Sugar has taken up pottery?
He went to his kiln a brought out this lovely pot and said...
YOU'RE FIRED!
I enjoyed the first episode.
I liked the facial expressions the More-Manly-Jason-Orange-Lookalike pulled as the posh barrister with crap sunglasses went on about a class divide.
I hope Alan goes all out and says something like 'You've f**ked it up, you're a c**t with shit hair, you've got all the intelligence of a curtain and a face I'd never tire of slapping, you big twat - you're fired!'
Are they repeating the first episode? I missed it. I guess I can try iplayer, when I get home to the luxury of broadband.