I'll never make a fortune out of writing, and although I haven't read That Book, I have to admire anyone who can drum up that kind of success.
Sitting here, trying to recover from my injuries (sitting is not easy, given the location of The Bruise), I mused on the matter of making lots of money, and came up with the following:
1. A lighting shop: Fifty Shades
2. A kitchen shop: Fifty Blades
3. A brothel: Fifty Maids
4. Its sister company (cleaning consortium): Nifty Maids
5. An arboretum: Fifty Glades
What do you think? Any other ideas?
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An employment agency - 50 trades?
ReplyDeleteGood one, Patsy!
DeleteAn elevator company: Lifty Aides.
ReplyDelete(And I know you say "lift" in England!)
Absolutely brilliant, Kay!
DeleteA learning centre for school children who need to improve their grades:
ReplyDeleteShifting Grades
Good one, Meike!
DeleteA garden centre: Fifty Spades
ReplyDeleteA hair-salon: Fifty Braids
A tannery: Fifty Suedes
A factory with a glut of Seville oranges: Fifty Marmalades?
Inspired, as always, Joanna!
DeleteCut price Olympic ceremonies: Thrifty Parades
ReplyDelete(Sorry about the bruise. Hope it gets better soon!)
Very topical! Thanks for the good wishes, Joanne.
DeleteSchool for Thugs - Fifty Raids
ReplyDeleteThis would be a real money - spinner, Maggie.
DeleteOh dear. Here I am, commenting on my own post. But I've spent much of today in hospital waiting rooms being checked up on, with too much time to think. So:
ReplyDeleteHair Colouring salon: Shifting Shades of Grey
Building Society: Fifty ways to Save
Loan Shark: Fifty Ways to Pay
C of E handbook: Fifty Ways to Pray
Fashion house catering for clothes for May Balls:, Fifty Stays for May
Pottery: Fifty Ways with Clay
Please stop me, somebody. This way madness lies....
Fran, get back to that WIP AT ONCE!
DeleteOK. Sorry.
DeleteA policeman's life - 50 Raids? (I haven't checked on other peoples' suggestions before making this one)
ReplyDeleteGood title for a crime novel, Jenny!
ReplyDeleteTalking to yourself is also a form of madness I think! But if you have been couped up in a hospital waiting room, it's perfectly understandable. Hope everything checked out ok.
ReplyDeleteAh, but not too mad to notice your spelling mistake, Maggie!
DeleteCareful, the paranoid national security types might get upset. People who have jokingly said similar things here in the States have gotten visits but strange men dressed in black suits with little earphones stuck in one ear.
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