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I had a teacher when I was about 7/8 that left a ridiculous song on the stereo and had us write down what we thought it meant, he left the room and being a literal child we all had a laugh and a joke and it just so happened that he walked in as I was ‘dancing’ in my chair. He made… Read More

Not me but happened to my sister - she was saving KFC for later, my older brother decided to eat the skin. Not the chicken itself but just the skin and then carefully put it back In the fridge.

A toasted bacon, cheese and coleslaw bagel - that or sardines on toast (I know it sounds gross but something about the oils in the fish and the salt settles the stomach idk)

Controversial opinion so stay with me here; Heathers. Bought out in the late 80’s on the surface it just seems like a dark comedy but if you look into it it actually deals with mental health, toxic relationships both romantic and plutonic, the dangers of toxic masculinity and most… Read More

Perspective by Cameron R Spence - this newly released debut was written by a young English gay man and really follows the pressures of modern day life within the gay community. It focuses on relatable relationships and addiction in a way that still has a certain wit and charm. More… Read More

While the movie didn’t necessarily ruin the character, In Call Me By Your Name book Elio was much more relatable as a forlorn teenager in the way he deals with rejection. Don’t get me wrong I LOVED the movie, cry every time but the naivety isn’t as obvious.

Jaffa cakes and Cheese and Onion crisps/potato chips. Best bought from a corner store for less than £2