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No, That's A Bleedin' Skeleton!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Not sure really, they knew he wanted a skeleton, not a skeleton kit, and not a paper one. If they had the seven hours needed to assemble it and put that in front of him then maybe it would have been accepted. They were really hoping for a legal loophole, and thought he would be impressed.
I think it would be like asking for a wardrobe and them turning up with an ikea flatpack.
And they could have cut that rope-they even offered at the garden centre!
I think it would be like asking for a wardrobe and them turning up with an ikea flatpack.
And they could have cut that rope-they even offered at the garden centre!
Alan Sugar really doesn't like anyone thinking a bit outside the box though, does he? If it had been a different week they team may have been highly praised for saving the cost of a real skeleton! A shame Fellipe (spelling?) has gone. Wasn't the blonde girl - can't remember her name - great, getting the diamond for £50 - I bet that the seller's wife was none too happy when she saw the show.
I suppose it comes down to whether you think it's a bleedin' skeleton or not, Islasmum. I'm in the "it bleedin' ain't" camp.
Despite which the other team were a shower and PM should have gone (IMO). But, yes, loved the girl. Anybody remember the spec for the diamond? What could you buy for £50 or even £100?
Despite which the other team were a shower and PM should have gone (IMO). But, yes, loved the girl. Anybody remember the spec for the diamond? What could you buy for £50 or even £100?
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