What's with this obsession with creating brand names that consist of two fictional surnames? Bayliss and Harding, Oscar and Lewis, Hinge and Bracket. Create a 'traditional' and 'luxurious' sounding brand name and have your products made in China by some poor sod on tuppence an hour. :down:
I remember Debbie Greenwood selling an apple peeler as a Bargain Hunter a few years ago. It was similar to this:
It didn't work too well in the demo, as the blade kept coming away from the surface of the apple.
Maybe his brain is like a Speak & Spell, and he uses the iPad to select from a number of pre-recorded phrases, such as:
"Yes, Alison"
"No, Alison"
"Three bags full, Alison"
"Right away, Alison"
"Suits you, Alison"
:phone:
Tommy and Kate work at the local garment factory owned by Mike Ballswin (not to be confused with the fictional Mike Baldwin). They are also lodging with Our Bet.
Christian (sic) Lars lives next door to 'Our Bet' on Bullshit Boulevard, just across from the exquisite Gosbee & Kent jewellery boutique and round the corner from his old friend Mr Klaus Kobec. :hi:
Whilst selling this JDP fragrance:
James Russell suggested buyers could try it, and if they didn't like it, send it back. I thought it was Bid policy to refuse fragrance returns if the box has been opened. :thinking:
Possible titles for Peter's biography:
Not Only... - A general autobiography.
From Beeb To Blag - Peter spills the beans on the sales tactics employed by Bid.
At 'Ome - Peter writes about his new life in retirement.
It means that Sony 'plan' to provide an update in the future. The problem now is that many of the Android smartphone manufacturers insist on differentiating their devices by implementing their own user interface layer, which results in delayed firmware updates.