# Identifying The Next Big Trend **URL:** \ **Category:** Monkey Tennis\ **Created:** [25 September 2016 12:21 UTC](https://www.sotonians.com/t/identifying-the-next-big-trend/3613 "2016-09-25T12:21:45Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 7\ **Page:** 2
**Author:** ![lifeintheslowlane](https://www.sotonians.com/user_avatar/www.sotonians.com/lifeintheslowlane/32/690_2.png) [@lifeintheslowlane](https://www.sotonians.com/u/lifeintheslowlane)\ **Post date:** [25 September 2016 17:58 UTC](https://www.sotonians.com/t/identifying-the-next-big-trend/3613/21 "2016-09-25T17:58:48Z")
I think the basic franchise package will run in the £50 - £80k range…lazer cutting equipment will bump that up to around the £100k range. Personally I think most will take the de-luxe package as lazers seal blood vessels and cauterize at the same time. I’m looking at suitable names too…Lazer Limp - The short-cut to sporting excellence.is one to consider. The butcher franchise also has the added advantage of being Kosher, Halal and non-animal products. ---
**Author:** ![steveintheforest](https://www.sotonians.com/user_avatar/www.sotonians.com/steveintheforest/32/135_2.png) [@steveintheforest](https://www.sotonians.com/u/steveintheforest)\ **Post date:** [25 September 2016 18:06 UTC](https://www.sotonians.com/t/identifying-the-next-big-trend/3613/22 "2016-09-25T18:06:16Z")
You can get duct tape with your company logo printed on it By anesthetic I assume you mean a bottle of brandy … they can get legless, whilst getting legless !! ---
**Author:** ![Rallyboy](https://www.sotonians.com/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/r/0ea827/32.png) [@Rallyboy](https://www.sotonians.com/u/Rallyboy)\ **Post date:** [25 September 2016 19:27 UTC](https://www.sotonians.com/t/identifying-the-next-big-trend/3613/23 "2016-09-25T19:27:24Z")
and they save a fortune on shoes and socks. ---
**Author:** ![lifeintheslowlane](https://www.sotonians.com/user_avatar/www.sotonians.com/lifeintheslowlane/32/690_2.png) [@lifeintheslowlane](https://www.sotonians.com/u/lifeintheslowlane)\ **Post date:** [25 September 2016 19:56 UTC](https://www.sotonians.com/t/identifying-the-next-big-trend/3613/24 "2016-09-25T19:56:02Z")
Not sure there’s going to be a saving there…carbon fibre running blades come in lots of different colours. Of course social media will riddicule amputees who only have one set of blades. ---
**Author:** ![Polski\_Filip](https://www.sotonians.com/user_avatar/www.sotonians.com/polski_filip/32/75318_2.png) [@Polski\_Filip](https://www.sotonians.com/u/Polski_Filip)\ **Post date:** [26 September 2016 13:01 UTC](https://www.sotonians.com/t/identifying-the-next-big-trend/3613/25 "2016-09-26T13:01:44Z")
Seems some on here DID identify the next big trend. Dosy fuckers drank it instead of buying shares in it no doubt [https://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/fp/news/local/new-sour-beer-brewery-planned-by-n-east-firm/](https://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/fp/news/local/new-sour-beer-brewery-planned-by-n-east-firm/) > BY ANDY MCLAREN, 26 SEP 2016 09:25 > > An image of how the new BrewDog brewery and visitor centre in Ellon could look, if the proposals are approved. > > # NEW SOUR BEER BREWERY PLANNED BY BREWDOG > > Brewdog has unveiled plans to create a new brewery and visitor centre in the North-east. > > The craft beer firm wants to create the facility in Ellon beside its headquarters at Balmacassie Commercial Park. > > The firm employs almost 300 people at the base in the town and more than 540 worldwide. > > If approved, the plans would see a sour beer brewery, production offices, a visitor centre/gallery and a car park built on land next to Balmacassie Way. > > The company was founded in Fraserburgh in 2007 by James Watt and Martin Dickie before moving to Ellon. > > A statement sent to Aberdeenshire Council planners on behalf of BrewDog says: “The benefits of the state-of-the-art production facility are only now being realised and projections show that the demand is not waning by any means. > > “The level of employment at the campus is now nearing 300 people – which does not take into account the bar divisions located across the UK and worldwide.” > > It adds: “Staff and visitors alike will not be able to enter the existing brewery facility after experiencing the sour environment, so as to avoid the risk of cross contamination. > > “It is anticipated that a team of around four people will operate the stand alone facility and associated laboratories. > > “The proposals allow the unprecedented success of a local based business to further reinforce their identity in the Ellon locality providing further employment opportunities as well as drawing high levels of visitors for the tours and the like – boosting the local economy as a whole.” > > Aberdeenshire Council has already agreed to move its recycling facility in the town to make way for future expansion. > > The brewery has also been given the option of acquiring an adjacent council “waste bulking facility” site. ---
**Author:** ![Cobham-Saint](https://www.sotonians.com/user_avatar/www.sotonians.com/cobham-saint/32/99252_2.png) [@Cobham-Saint](https://www.sotonians.com/u/Cobham-Saint)\ **Post date:** [26 September 2016 19:30 UTC](https://www.sotonians.com/t/identifying-the-next-big-trend/3613/26 "2016-09-26T19:30:28Z")
My local Sainsburys has stared to stock Brewdog’s \* red ale called 5am Saint. That’s a bit early for me. If they called it 3pm Saturday Saint then that’d be another story, and maybe the next big thing… \*Brewdog, possibly the most overrated brewery in the world (by you know who) 😉 ---
**Author:** ![lifeintheslowlane](https://www.sotonians.com/user_avatar/www.sotonians.com/lifeintheslowlane/32/690_2.png) [@lifeintheslowlane](https://www.sotonians.com/u/lifeintheslowlane)\ **Post date:** [27 September 2016 09:37 UTC](https://www.sotonians.com/t/identifying-the-next-big-trend/3613/27 "2016-09-27T09:37:37Z")
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