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She was a multi-millionaire to start with and has had people paid large salaries to manage her journey to success. However, I guess my prior statement should have "as a businessman" in it somewhere, celebrities and sports-people are special cases.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostParis Hilton?
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Like AtW hey?Originally posted by doodab View PostShe just pretends to be clueless. I suspect in reality she is anything but.
Right....
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Paris Hilton?Originally posted by d000hg View PostYou don't get to be a multi-multi-millionaire by being clueless.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostJames Caan was a dodgy agent and made his money from this company Alexander Mann Solutions - global leaders in Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO)
James Caan is a C*** and a clueless f****wit and Duncan Bannatyne should give him a slap.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostSo all of you are convinced by a one-sided article in the Daily Mail? No need to investigate further?
I admire your analytical processes.
No estimation of house value? Daily Mail journalists are slacking.Sharon's story began in 2006 with the visit of a telephone engineer to her new, three-storey terraced house in Scunthorpe.
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According to the TV guide, this week's episode of Dragon's Den (tonight) is going to feature the world's smallest car. Didn't Top Gear (Clarkson) rave about it? When I say "it", presumably it will be a different world's smallest car tonight.
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