Veuve Clicquot

NBR has a great competition on at present for their 40th celebrations, to win your weight in Veuve Clicquot.

Rather than split the vote, dedicated followers of Busted Blonde (and the executive of the Bloggers Union, if you read a blog, comment or write on you are a compulsoty member, and your executive has spoken) have decided to get in behind hers and nominate her for the prize. BB in this instance is very proud of her weight and it should prove to be a liquidating advantage. Let’s hope Veuve is sponsoring the prize and not the NBR.

BB recently held a party for her 50th that has entered legend in terms of seafood. Many around the Beltway attended and by all accounts it was a great night.

If BB wins she’s promised to throw a huge party that will no doubt be as legendary. She’s promised to invite allcomers, unlike many entries that are for personal gain.

So get on over to the NBR site and vote for her the link is here.

http://www.nbr.co.nz/40withveuveclicquot

Her biggest competition thus far is from Joe Holden who has been with his partner for 18 years and will only marry her cos of free piss? What’s the bet he has a body like a half sucked throatie as well.

Busted Blonde by a mile! In this case BIG is Beautiful.

While the Herald on Sunday was following a fraud for their big story of the weekend the Sunday News and Sunday Star Times show that they are more social media savvy than their counterparts and have both written about the nomination of Lisa Lewis for the Veuve Clicquot Business Woman of the Year Award.

I think both articles are well written and the SST article even bothered to look at the reasons behind the nomination which were contained on the nomination form. That is admirable reporting from their perspective.

Jonathan Marshall resisted the urge to go tacky and has also written a nice piece with some very good quotes from Lisa Lewis as well.

“I was surprised that I had been nominated, but then upon saying that, with the way I conduct business I am also left feeling finally appreciated. I am incredibly humbled, privileged and excited to have been nominated.

“I feel that it is a validation to me and the profession that I am in,” Lewis said.

“I am an honest person – in fact one of the very few that uses my own name which confirms how honest I really am in my business.”

Fantastic quote. In Lisa’s line of business there is no cheating and lying and false advertising, it is what it is and honesty and integrity are the best policy.

That is the point really. Annah Stretton who is a previous winner makes and sells clothes. Almost anyone can do that. Another winner Julie Christie makes reality TV shows about people like Lisa Lewis, how hard can that be? Her next show for goodness sake is said to be “New Zealand’s Hottest Home Baker” Might I suggest that Lisa Lewis takes up baking. The whole article looks like Julie Christie is making another bid for the award with her PR schmoozed article in the Sunday Star Times. It all reads a bit like a press release and is a bit sad really. The SST only spiced it up with some comments from Charlotte Dawson and a mention of Julie’s alleged new rent-boy.

Lisa in stark contrast is selling a product most of society shuns or doesn’t understand in a very competitive market where many, many women even give it away for free. The fact that she gets top dollar and isn’t short of clients shows how savvy a business woman she really is.

Meanwhile Lisa’s online supporters continue to join the Facebook group supporting her. Now at 458 members. Let’s make this competition about real business women not one for multi-million dollar establishment tossers.

Lisa Lewis who is a nominee for the 2010 Veuve Clicquot Business Woman of the Year award has had her Penthouse spread put online at the Australian Penthouse website.

“Without sounding egotistical, there is more than meets the eye when you take a peek at me and my photographs. There is one side of me that reveals a sense of character with a reputation of being ‘naughty’ and mischievously notorious – renowned in New Zealand. History of this has included me being banned (innocently) from many places including my own home-town Rugby Stadium (Waikato) for pitch-invading during an All Black vs. Ireland Rugby Test Match in a Bikini (temperature recorded at -2 degrees).  Then there is the past: where I am probably the only performer to ever be black-listed from Sexpo and Erotica for not being the submissive and subservient type: doing what I want.

Following, there is the intellectual aspect where I have protested a Parliamentary Bill, been a columnist for one of Fairfax’s leading newspapers ‘Waikato Times’ (which became one of the most read online columns in New Zealand).

My most recent achievement has included becoming a nominee for Veuve Clicquot Business Woman of the Year 2010 (a first for someone in my industry).

A guest on most of the radio stations aired throughout New Zealand and international has included Rove Live Radio, an Ireland talk-back and An American Rock Radio Station.

New Zealand Television has incorporated me into 1 News, 3 News, Campbell Live (twice), 20/20 a TVNZ documentary, Outrageous Fortune, C4 Jono’s Show and hosted my own television show on Alt TV Naked News (recorded as New Zealand and Australia’s first ever naked news anchor, which later led to Australian television interviews on Channel 7 and Chanel 9 including Sunrise).

I have been reported about in most of New Zealand’s leading papers: some proud of – and some not.  I have been photographed for giving the Auckland Mayor Press Secretary a Lap-Dance at an ‘A Lister Party,’ had court threats from customers’ wives and photographed for being the most iconic at New Zealand’s lead-up to Erotica on Boobs on Bikes.

On looks alone Lisa has already won the competition, Diane Foreman is going to have to something pretty spectacular to top this. Don’t forget to support her on her Facebook Supporters page.