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"Donald and Martha lose friendship over The Apprentice?"
Posted by DooWahDitty on 02-21-06 at 08:26 PM
Urk. The mud-slinging begins.
Of course, we knew this would happen, didn't we?

Trump and Stewart Face Off in War of Words


Would have happened either way.

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"RE: Donald and Martha lose friendship over The Apprentice?"
Posted by momof4inVA on 02-22-06 at 10:52 PM
Doh wah diddy,
He's just trying to promote his new apprentice show. God bless him his family and all that. I did see Donny Duesch yesterday and I thought "the Donald" was just trying to promote his show. I'll still watch, but I think DT threw Martha under the bus. Having said that, I think Martha will throw anyone under the bus as long as it gets her notariety(sp). I really think that the "apprentice" is a good show to watch. My only comment(if I could, to the Donald) is that you should review the tapes. That what the viewing public sees is what is different. Please make your decisitions real time, on what we see. Thank you so much.
good night.
Marsha
"RE: Donald and Martha lose friendship over The Apprentice?"
Posted by tigereye on 02-23-06 at 10:57 AM
Yeah ha ha! I'm not the only one that's caught that. I am completely disgusted with Donald Trump and Mark Brunette!! They try to first force Martha into a role that's not her, and a show that's completely devoid of what's made her great. Then Donald Trump insists on having a competeing show, and comes back on her for it failing miserably.

Donald - it's time you shut up. You suck. You're a rotten self promoter. THere is no more room in this world for backstabbers. You're fired!!!!!!

You can like the life you're living, you can live the life you like - Chicago

"RE: Donald and Martha lose friendship over The Apprentice?"
Posted by Estee on 02-23-06 at 12:19 PM
Normally, I'm not the biggest fan of throwing someone under a bus, but when you consider who's being spread out under the wheels... Actually, I feel kind of sorry for the bus. All those spikes must have produced some flats, and she probably tore up the undercarriage beyond all hope of repair.

D'you think this will get to the lawsuit stage -- libel charges on defamation of character? (And yes, I know you'd have to go a long way on either of them before you could even start making the public perception worse. Good luck.) It might be fun just 'cause of the lawyers they'd both trot out, and the amount of money that would inevitably be sued for.


"RE: Donald and Martha lose friendship over The Apprentice?"
Posted by DooWahDitty on 02-23-06 at 02:40 PM
LAST EDITED ON 02-23-06 AT 02:41 PM (EST)

"Normally, I'm not the biggest fan of throwing someone under a bus, but when you consider who's being spread out under the wheels... Actually, I feel kind of sorry for the bus."

Keep me laughing today, Estee. I need it. I'd love to see the spectacle of a lawsuit, but agreed it probably won't get anywhere. And I'd like to be a fly on the wall of the PR strategists who are at this minute gauging the success of the latest pr missives.

on second thought: *yawn*


I am so ready to bash The Donald and his creepy little minions.
Too bad the show doesn't start today. That would be quite timely for me.

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"RE: Donald and Martha lose friendship over The Apprentice?"
Posted by deededell on 02-26-06 at 09:15 AM

Donald Trump has had opportunity after opportunity to royally get over the whole Martha Stewart thing. I think it is so unprofessional of DT to continue on this same bashing instead of focusing on the new Apprentice schedule. I think both of them failed the last season. DT had his head in the sand and really let some crazy things happen during that season. So, I think Mr. Trump should be really looking forward to this season and how he can assure the viewing audience that we are not going to have to endure anymore Alla or Marcus type of situations. I am all about great TV, but Alla was just really a nasty, mean ogre.
"RE: Donald and Martha lose friendship over The Apprentice?"
Posted by Estee on 02-26-06 at 10:45 AM
In Alla's very weak defense, there are times in business when you need to hire a nasty, mean ogre if you want to get anything done.

I can't think of any situations that would force someone to hire a Marcus.

"RE: Donald and Martha lose friendship over The Apprentice?"
Posted by deededell on 02-26-06 at 12:12 PM
LAST EDITED ON 02-26-06 AT 12:13 PM (EST)

I can appriciate that defense. In regards to Alla. I have seen an ogre or two in my day.

Yet, I forgot to ask if anyone had a thought about the statement DT made about Martha's daughter, Alexis, this week. In my opinion that was really uncalled for. I think that brought him to the level of a schoolground bully.

"RE: Donald and Martha lose friendship over The Apprentice?"
Posted by Sahara on 02-26-06 at 04:25 PM
Oh, well, their two heads would never fit in the same room anyway.


AF 2006

"RE: Donald and Martha lose friendship over The Apprentice?"
Posted by Kattrikk on 02-28-06 at 01:25 AM
Two supposed power houses can't control their little wittle tempers.

Do they know how stupid they look? Do they care how stupid they look?

Oh wait, I don't care.