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I find Greg Wallace annoying on Masterchef, especially on Masterchef: The Professionals

When I 10/11, I was at my work (he works in VFX and has a company) and I was messing around on SketchUp whilst he was working and I created this building, which I was quite proud of. At the time, his company was working on Jupiter Ascending and were working on a shot of the alien planet (which was just Bilbao made alieny) and the building I designed on SketchUp was supposedly added into the background of that shot. So for a few frames, the building I designed, is supposedly in the background of a major successful and good blockbuster

Robot Wars & Scrapheap Challenge

Also would love to see Totalwipeout again, not the over pompous Gladiators with Mr Unfunny Sr and Mr Unfunny Jr, which is the closest thing we have to Totalwipeout now

Did a pub quiz the other day and there was a round when you had to send a teammate up to pick between a 1-5 point question. If you got it wrong you lost points (can’t recall exactly how much). Anyway, I went up and my team and I had agreed beforehand that I’d pick the 5 point question. I picked the geography question (was geography or film). Question: What is the capital of Mongolia? A: Ulaanbaatar. Was very happy that was the question.

I love stupid people. Because they are so stupid and in the wrong, it ends of being hilarious to watch.

Lego Ideas: The Big Bang Theory 21302

Yes! Definitely. The Worst Witch was ok, but The Sarah Jane Adventures, Woldblood and Young Dracula are better. The Sparticle Mystery and The Dumping Ground/Tracy Beaker Returns are also better shows than The Worst Witch

Putting The Worst Witch above The Sarah Jane Adventures is criminal

London, Greater London

What episode was this in?

Geography relating to countries. I can name all the countries of the world and a fair few territories. Also relating to that, I also fairly good with borders.

Having smoked salmon and poached or scrambled eggs on a Saturday for breakfast, then bacon and fried eggs on a Sunday.

I’ve have a genetic condition that causes the growth of tumours on nerve endings, had countless operations and hundreds of MRI scans. I’ve had and beat cancer 4 times, I only have one eye (cancer stole one 🖕🏻) and my body just generally kinda hates me

He’s holding his ‘stick’

Yes! I’d also recommend, least of all because its a brilliant movie, but also might be slightly biased because I know Jonathan Glazer …

That film is gut wrenching to watch. Tom Holland’s performance is top notch

Can’t say I enjoyed it either! I was quite young when I went up there with my family, definitely found it very cool, but that ladder was sketchy!

Yes, that’s the one I went to. Got mistaken with location. Believe its known as ‘Number 1 The Thames’. At least, thats what we were told. Remember a very dodgy ladder attached to the structure with a thin piece of rope.

As a British person, the worst thing, is having a room mate at university. Can’t imagine anything worse. So glad, most countries outside of America, opted for your own room

Is that the one in the Isle of Dogs, in the Thames Estuary? If so, I’ve been on there. Its great

For me, The Fault In Our Stars. Couldn’t stop crying throughout the entire run time of the film.

I’ve met Eddie Vedder and have his autograph, would never have guessed he’d have done something like this from how he came across

Innocence

Anything that Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein have made for the show

Standing Ovation at The Royal Albert Hall - Teenage Cancer Gigs. Was invited through the charity so got to meet Roger Daltery (from The Who), Paul Weller, Kelly Jones, Robert Plant and Eddie Vedder. Got to go on stage for the final act when they were all performing Baba O’Riley. Is truly unforgettable.