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1. How To Cook Nandos At Home

   For Christmas, I received a selection of Nandos sauces. This evening, I decided to cook some chicken... Shortly after getting up this morning, I covered two chicken breasts in marinade. Half an hour in the oven, and this came out... The chicken was transferred to a plate and vegetables added... Very tasty it was too... I didn't lick the plate as...

2. A Herd Of Students

   You may remember back in the summer, the city of Bath became under siege from swarms of giant ants and a plague of noisy, defecating seagulls. Well now Bath has another menace on the streets. One that arrives every September. I am talking, of course, about students.Now don’t get me wrong, most students are decent...

3. Weekend Ramblings Of A Madman

   I received an email yesterday afternoon from Sky Bet. Not being a regular gambler, I would normally mark such correspondence as ‘spam’, deleting it from my inbox. However, in this instance I opened it. Inside was some waffle about a new online game I could play on my iPad. Blah blah blah. I read on....

4. Killer sharks, penalty shoot outs, but no chilli

   Jaws A few weeks ago, I noticed to my extreme excitement that Jaws was being re-released at the cinema. Jaws is my favourite film of all time. Sharks are cool and any film which involves a child being eaten alive in a brutal, gory death is always worth watching at least 50 times. Jaws was...

5. Sea, Sand, Crackers and Cleevage

   SWANAGE Swanage. Famous for giving the world Basil Fawlty. OK, that was John Cleese, who himself incidentally came from another seaside town, Weston Super Mare. No, we are told in one episode of Fawlty Towers that “Mr. Faulty” comes from Swanage (not Barcelona). I digress. "Why are you going on about Swanage?" I hear you all ask....