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07 Aug 16
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Pig based product....lol !
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Peter has lump on the left side of his neck !
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Cancer?
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Not on here until 11.15. Olympics womens rugby
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GBR v FIJI
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Whats the world coming to.
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Watching now.....I am running their after game bath
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I wouldn`t want to be late hame from the pub for Sunday lunch if any of them were the wife
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Just buy a tranquilliser dart gun !
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That might wind her
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New sewing machine?
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What is it with women and Sunday Dinner/ Lunch ?
My Dad used to come home a bit late....arguments would start....until eventually the Sunday meal was moved to the evening I never had that problem as my wife is foreign....no concept of Sunday Dinner. |
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It`s a British thing. I would rather go down Niagara Falls in a barrel than be late for Sunday lunch
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Tonight`s Dragons Den is available on IPlayer
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would'nt mind a pop @ Deborah
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iplayer ...
Mini-you -- my guess would be the main market would be models of family members rather than self -- the company structure and ownership seemed a bit vague -- Peter was less dismissive than the rest -- no offers Clobber -- pitchers wanted Tuker, who seemed unimpressed (to say the least) -- Peter (who owns half of Farrell at Primark -- me neither) offered at 25% -- Sarah offered at 25% with buy back to 15 per cent -- Deborah offered at 20 per cent -- Tuker offered at 40% with a warning it would need a lot of work -- Peter & Deborah shared at 12.5% each dropping down to 10% each -- there seemed to be some hostility from Deborah to Tuker Paper folder-- unclear what the market is -- no offers Shoulder straps -- I'd buy one -- http://i-stayput.com -- confusing numbers, especially with dad's existing company -- no offers Pork scratchings -- too much chilli in the hot flavour? -- Sarah out because she doesn't like pork scratchings -- Deb out because they are unhealthy -- Tuker out because they are not halal -- Peter was concerned that if it took off then competitors would enter the market and ruin their margins -- Nick offered 20 per cent -- accepted with a buy-back clause |
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Sounds like I have something in common with The Leopard
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Wtf was that paper folding thing about?
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Yours is Eastern European?
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Wtf was that paper folding thing about?
Good question. It is probably very useful for people who need to fold a lot of paper or card, but who are these people and are there enough of them? The trouble is that if you sell 10,000 finger-gadgets at £1 each, you've brought in £10,000 which is not going to keep anyone in caviar and champagne. However you cut play with the figures, it is hard to see it making enough profit to support a dragon as well as the inventor; it's just too cheap in a niche market (whatever that niche might be). The inventor needs to try and interest the big stationery retailers and there are not many of them: WHSmiths, Ryman, Staples, and the one with the stars. Basically, he needs to post half a dozen letters. It is a shame he was not on years ago as it would have been interesting to hear Theo's take on them. |
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Did you meet your wife in this country or abroad?
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