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23rd May 2013

Don’t Call it a Comeback

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee’s back! Yes hello, hello, it’s wonderful to be back with my adoring readers, all ten of you guys. Perhaps this time we can increase the readership to 20. But the important thing is that I am back and I don’t plan to leave you anytime soon. The blog is going to receive wholesale changes! I’ve changed a lot in...

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29th August 2012

The Uncharted

When I think back to the days of Playstation 2 I will think of such beloved trilogies as TimeSplitters, Prince of Persia and of course, Grand Theft Auto. These games were action-adventure at their finest, they had interesting stories, fine gameplay and a healthy dose of comedy. While writing this I came across the crushing news that we probably won’t...

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13th August 2012

The Forgotten Men of Hip-Hop: Dana Dane

This is Slick Rick, he’s a famous rapper whose popularity peaked in the late 1980s. He raps with an English accent and tells hilarious first-person stories, he’s a genius. Nothing says ‘genius rapper’ like gold rings and eye patches This is his lesser known friend, Dana Dane, whose popularity also peaked in the late 1980s. Like Rick, Dana also...

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24th July 2012

The Batman

Friends, Once again summer is upon us, a time when the year’s biggest films are out and we must venture to our local cinema and watch the latest big budget alien/superhero movie. Last summer it was Transformers, the year before it was Toy Story III. Now in the year 2012 there are two clear blockbuster films and I will be...

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10th July 2012

The Adele

By far the weirdest blog I have written. I was young Adele Adkins is nothing short of a phenomenon, her second album 21 was released in January 2011 and it is still in the top ten of the UK and US album charts. Unbelievable.

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2nd July 2012

The Die Hard Trilogy

Yippee-Kai-Yay, Motherfucker! Die Hard. You love, I love it. In the 1988 Bruce Willis took on the iconic role of John McClane and successfully made the transition from television actor to Hollywood superstar. Not everybody can make this transition Last week I decided to watch to watch the entire series of documentaries in a single sitting. But...

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