The Apprentice 2008: Nicholas De Lacy Brown
Nicholas De Lacy Brown is a 24 year old Barrister from West London. Originally from Shoreham-by-Sea, Nicholas adopted his grandmother’s name De Lacy five years ago as he felt it was more sophisticated.
Although not born into aristocracy Nicholas fancies himself as an artistic, country hopping lord. He says: “From the moment I was born I knew I was destined for great things.” And “allergic to chavs”, he believes he has a privileged and luxurious life. Nicholas claims one of his worst moments of failure in life was when he once got a B in a GCSE.
Since then he has been “outstanding” in everything academic he has taken on. Nicholas’s great love in life is art and once became a short-term celebrity at the age of 13 when he exhibited a painting of each and every one of the 37 Shakespeare plays.
He says: “My name is very distinctive. De Lacy is a beautiful name. It gets me noticed in business and life.”
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March 27th, 2008 at 12:41 pm
Nicholas “de lacy” Brown is a scared, paranoid little school girl who finds comfort in being told what to do and thinks that an achievement in life is a grade given to you by a teacher who no doubt were his only friends during his school life.
He should grow up and stop hiding behind his qualifications and step out into the real world, make some real money and stop pretending to be an aristocrat when it is so blatant that he is of a working class background.
If he had done any research at all, he would of known that Sir Alan does not take kindly to teachers pets and to him, qualifications mean **** all.
Thats my piece.
March 27th, 2008 at 4:39 pm
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