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Bradley's Spanish Bar: A Tribute To London's Greatest Drinking Cave

The great beauty of Bradley’s is you’d barely know it’s there. Tucked away just off Oxford Street you could, like most people do, walk past it each day without knowing it exists. This makes it a...

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Giff Gaff Release Animation Series With Chris Boyle

Sponsored by The 7th ChamberNobody likes being locked into a long mobile phone contract you want out of. Giff Gaff think that's rubbish too. That's why their no strings 30 day plans are changing the...

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Giffgaff Have Made A Film About Your Biggest Fears

Sponsored by the 7th ChamberBack in August, mobile phone company giffgaff asked their Facebook followers to reveal their everyday fears. Results ranged from politicians (obviously) to voicemails from...

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Great Clubs You've Never Heard Of: Sugar Shack Middlesbrough

The North East traditionally isn't known for its underground scenes as such. From the outside it's hard not to view it as an extension of an Alan Sillitoe novel - where working class men work hard all...

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Fallen Glory: History's 5 Greatest Lost Buildings

5. The Hippodrome of ConstantinopleThe Roman Empire was responsible for some of history’s greatest displays of architectural grandeur, power, arrogance – and even vulgarity. It exported buildings...

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The World Is (Not) A Cold Dead Place: The Cult Book Of The Year

Why would anyone want to publish a squalid little story from a dirty Northern town? The question came from a London-based publisher about Leeds author Ray Brown’s novel Whoosh! But it aptly...

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Choking On The Hottest Curry In The World

I piled my fork high. A thumb-sized chicken piece smothered in the thick, scary scarlet sauce. It didn’t matter how hot it was going to be, I had to pile it high. The Rupali’s proud proprietor Rukon...

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Inside The Strange World Of A Hollywood Lookalike Agency

My name is Scott Johnson and I run Scott’s Lookalikes, the 4th biggest lookalikes agency in Hollywood. I’m British by birth. Half-Scottish actually, which, unlike some, I still consider British. I...

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6 Completely Pointless Things We All Did At School

Education reformer, star of black-and-white photographs and man called Horace, Horace Mann, once said, “A human being is not attaining his full heights until he is educated.” This may be true. It may...

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12 Things To Make A Man Feel A Lot Better

[img via]Kick a ball, HARD – even like me if you don’t like football, kicking a ball makes you feel fantastic. Can be a small ball that a dog would chase but a big one is better. You can also kick...

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Pissing: The Official Rulebook

[img via]IN YOUR OWN HOUSEDIFFICULTY 0/5 If you’re paying the bills then fuck it, piss all over the walls, over the ceiling if you’ve got a shlong like some freakish mechanical arm (wear goggles in...

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Five Animals In Britain We Should Be Scared Of

Okay, so we’ve got over the false widow spider panic. We know that they’ve been here for hundreds of years and we know that while a bite will seriously smart, and will probably need a dab or two of...

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When A Friend Goes To War

All friends have a wall. Especially if you've grown up on an estate where the curtains hang back and there are decades of shared history, it's the one stationary object friends head towards in times...

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Lime: Classic '80s Italo Artwork

Lime were an Italo / synthpop group formed in Montreal during the '80s, a time when the relationship between music and graphic design was at its peak. The group, formed of husband and wife Denis and...

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Save Aberdeen Angus Steakhouses: A London Design Classic

They are the gastronomic equivalent of Soho's clip joints, herding in wide-eyed tourists with flashes of neon and promises of tender flesh, everything under-dressed and overpriced. They're as much a...

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Four Things We Learned From Playing Rainbow 6 Seige

Rainbow Six Siege is offering ourselves as an alternative to the twitch shooter affair of Call of Duty and Star Wars Battlefront.Taking the shooter for a spin at a London preview event (playing on LAN...

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The Horror Of Being The Only Foodie At Home For Christmas

I received an invitation for a pop-up dinner on 25 December in my home town. It's lucky because I was going home anyway. The setting is witty take on the 1970's home counties suburban dining room....

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The Day I Flicked Dog Muck At General Pinochet

It was Good Friday lunchtime and I was considering the possibilities for the weekend. Where to go, what to do, and who with.  To be honest, I wasn't really feeling like a big weekend. I'd been drunk...

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The Warwick Castle: A Tribute To Notting Hill's Greatest Pub In The 80s

Once upon a time the pubs on Portobello Road in London’s Notting Hill were blinding.Now they’ve been immortalized by an expert, an old regular, Ray Roughler Jones, who was sober enough to photograph...

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5 Ways The Pre-Internet Generation Had To Find Nudity

The Daily SportNo grown man in their right mind would read such drivel now, but as a boy you'd happily chase this red top blowing down the street like a Jack Russell. You might have found a random...

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