Airports are a pain in the arse, if I had that kind of money to spend on a private jet I'd do the exact same.
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Sir Alan Sugar - Grade A W*nker
- Thread starter Uncle Spielberg
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Airports are a pain in the arse, if I had that kind of money to spend on a private jet I'd do the exact same.
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- Feb 8, 2005
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Damm right, nothing wrong with him spending his own money that he has earnt through hard work. Sure Richard Branson and lots of other self made millionaires (billionaires) have done the same
vegster
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- May 5, 2008
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Piers Morgan IS genuinely a dodgy geezer. He was guilty of insider trading along with the two blokes who wrote the City page in the Mirror at the time. They were hung out to dry and he got only a reprimand despite trousering £000's... decietful greedy cheat.
Bwian
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- Jul 14, 2003
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Very harsh (and not necessarily true), he is however guilty of publishing the faked Iraqi torture photos.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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the thing is, in your "review" in the first post, you have not made any mention what so ever about how he demonstrates this, except to show your disgust at his exhibition of his wealth.
Uncle Spielberg
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Well if you did not watch the programme you cannot comment and I did explain why I thought he was arrogant and shallow in the original post.
kevtherev
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How did he make so much dosh out off a shitty brand like Amstrad anyway. They really were crap sterios and computers.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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they also made set top boxes for sky, who brought the business out i believe. He also ran Viglen which made pretty decent PCs and got into nice public sector (education?) contracts.
SittingbourneSeagull
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Pot meet Kettle.
Actually I thought he came across quite well. He does do loads for charity, and he has worked his way up, it certainly was not handed to him on a plate like some on the rich list.
I thought despite the fact that Morgan was desperate to try and ridicule him at every opportunity he held his own and in most part went along with the pathetic jokes.
You choose the 'Grade A Wanker'...
Exhibit A: A man who has worked his way from humble East End origins to billionaire-ish status, founding and building many businesses on the way. A man who has created thousands of jobs for British workers. A man who brought reasonable priced PCs to the masses. A man who has given many millions to charity whilst inspiring untold others to also get involved. A Lord of the realm.
Exhibit B: A man who watches a short piece of heavily edited and produced sensationalist television, seemingly does no further research but knows enough to publicly abuse the subject of the TV show he watched.
Beach Hut
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Uncle Spielberg
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Don't worry Beachy I am on it 
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Beach Hut
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Chicken Runner61
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- May 20, 2007
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Have you invited Alan Sugar US?
He loved the Eighties
He loved the Eighties
adrian29uk
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- Sep 10, 2003
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I don't blame Lord Sugar for getting a private jet. I can't stand bloody airports either, and if I could afford my own jet, I would buy one.
Airports are just hassle end of. Airports are designed just for women so they can do even more shopping whilst waiting for the flight.
This is also why they don't have many places to sit down either. Its designed so you have to walk around and spend money.
Airports are just hassle end of. Airports are designed just for women so they can do even more shopping whilst waiting for the flight.
This is also why they don't have many places to sit down either. Its designed so you have to walk around and spend money.
I haven't seen the programme so can't comment on its content.
Perhaps US this is the sort of view ITV want the public to have about Lord Sugar with his new series of The Apprentice starting on Wednesday; a show which is likely to take viewing figures away from ITV. They have chosen to air it the weekend before the new series comes out.
Like I said, I don't know how ITV sought to portray him, but I wouldn't put it past ITV trying such a tactic.
Perhaps US this is the sort of view ITV want the public to have about Lord Sugar with his new series of The Apprentice starting on Wednesday; a show which is likely to take viewing figures away from ITV. They have chosen to air it the weekend before the new series comes out.
Like I said, I don't know how ITV sought to portray him, but I wouldn't put it past ITV trying such a tactic.