Dear Simple Minds (again). Admittedly the old memory is going a bit my elementarily psyched chums, however I am sure that I would not forget about you promising me a miracle at some point. Your claim of being able to pledge a supernatural event as typically manifested by a divine agent, is, however rather novel, and I could well imagine that Lord Sugar or any similar self made entrepreneur would jump at the chance to go into partnership with anyone offering such a bespoke marvel assurance service, should the opportunity arise. I do, however, harbour reservations that said business pitch may run into Sir Alan pulling a funny face in the likely event of a wondrous vow practical demonstration going awry. Similarly, I was dismayed to learn by way of another of your arena favourites that up on the catwalk, a big wheel is spinning, on the basis that said gigantic ferris caster, if revolving close to the fashion models in its wake, could result in hefty damages claims, and only serves to reinforce your inexperience in sustainable business enterprises In conclusion therefore it is to be recommended that you refrain from any potential fairground ride / notoriously elevated fashion runway derived manikin toppling and alleviate any awkwardness in any Boardroom by singing an ode to that manifested from or guided by experience or experiment, the extremely similarly sounding Promised You Empirical, and promoting your Book Of Brilliant Things, which, by all accounts, should give the Argos catalogue a run for its money next Christmas Yours Derek Philpott
Posted on: Mon, 22 Dec 2014 21:44:25 +0000
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