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You prompted a guess and my money's with her
What say the rest of the Freddies...
What say you?? Also, provide facts behind Russell's statement if you can...
You prompted a guess and my money's with her
What say the rest of the Freddies...
Missed the whole thing. I was making tea.
It takes you an hour to make a cup of tea?
The term "tea" is commonly used for working class citizens as a replacement for dinner!
Women like to take their time just so they can moan about it later when you call them lazy.It took a whole hour to make dinner?
Melody is gone, thank fuck for that, each time she opened her mouth it made her less hot.
They barely told us anything about the e-learning system, but it was clear that Jim hadn't done any research on whether or not schools would be willing to pay for it. Sounded like a dud to me, no idea why you think it had any merit.
jim is a complete cunt though
e-learning systems are hugely popular with kids, it is a great way of engaging them because it is in a format they actually enjoy rather than a sit down class being taught by a teacher at a pace that will not suit all the students. Then you have the entrepreneur aspect of it using Alan Sugar as a figurehead to front it mass market. Junior Apprentice was hugely successful, kids know who he is and they know what The Apprentice is all about. Using a strongly established show plus a well known and highly successful businessman to get more kids interested in business is a very worthy goal. As a buisness it was never going to make billions but priced right, given plenty of exposure and rolled out to enough schools there is a very viable business there.
Is it over? Good. Shower of twats the lot of them. I watched that fast food episode last week and wanted to punch each and every one of them ("Caraca's"? FFS. Columbus was British? Fucking morons).
NB. Reading the thread here, I've no idea what the "e-learning" proposal was, but I launched the most successful e-learning service in Ireland last year. Trust me, there's no money in it.