A quiz meticulously devised by Nicole Smith
1) Your favourite time of the year is..
a) Christmas time of course! You love spending time with your friends and family doing all sorts of festive activities.
b) New Years. The time of the year where you get to party-hop like it’s never been done before.
c) Every time of the year! You don’t find it fair to other times if you pick a favourite. Every day of the year is a day worth being alive.
d) A small holiday, probably Thanksgiving or Queens Birthday. You hate to think they’re less significant than other holidays
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- Analiese Jackson
I don’t know how much people that aren’t me tend to remember these things, but during the mid 90s, it was really popular to have your birthday party at the Dine-In Pizza Hut Restaurants. You’d turn up, sit politely at the table for all of five minutes, then race the other, equally hungry, party-goers to the buffet table, where you’d proceed to fill your plate with much more pizza than you could ever possibly comprehend eating in one go. You’d gouge yourself on artery clogging goodness, take a brief break by refilling your soda cup and then defy all measures of childhood food to stomach ratios by eating several helpings of creamy desserts. It was not all that uncommon to hear of children throwing up on the way home after an hour or two of pizza mayhem or, occasionally, while you were still at the buffet (maybe they were just making room for more, I don’t know). While I’m proud to say I never was “that kid”, these memories were really good times in my childhood. Good times indeed.
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Nathan Calis tries his hand at making dinner time beerable.
It is fair to say that beer and chocolate are two things that rarely gotogether. Like alcohol and exams; bare feet and dog poo; Britney Spearsand underwear, chocolate and beer are rarely associated together.Hence, this was the reason that I was surprised to see Chris fromMasterchef putting a bottle of beer into a chocolate cupcake recipe thatultimately put him in the top three contestants. The mere idea turned my world upside down. Everything I thought I knew was a lie, so I went to do some investigating.
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With over 80 friends on Facebook, Brendan Liebert* epitomises popularity and what it really means to be cool. As a 21-year-old IT graduate with a 16-year-old girlfriend, Brendan has it made. Nathan Calis, desperate to find out the secrets to being cool and making so many friends, went to interview the man, the legend. He taught Nathan how to be cool in ten simple steps:
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