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Take it Like A Man

Our fearless -and occaisonally feckless- correspondent Andy Naylor takes you on a perilous journey through life as a young(ish) man entering the undiscovered country of his Third Decade.

Is Orange the only fruit?

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21/10/2011
Is Orange the only fruit?

Whilst attempting to rectify a mobile phone fault the other day I stumbled upon a tragic realisation. Parents and friends aside the longest relationship I have ever had has been with a phone company. Thirteen years have passed since I first put pen to paper and jumped into bed with orange. Thirteen long years...
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Hell Plates: One man’s quest for a little pink card

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08/09/2011
Hell Plates: One man’s quest for a little pink card

There are many things I love about living In London. The fact that even at the tender age of thirty I never feel weird about being childless, un married or in a secure job, The wide ranging choice of post pub snack to assist the process of sobering up on a school night and...
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Hair Play, Wayne

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06/06/2011
Hair Play, Wayne

I have always had a bit of time for Wayne Rooney. I never imagined that he was troubling Mensa for membership or even that he was a particularly nice bloke. I do like the way he plays football. The way he actually seems to care that there is only five minutes left and his...
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Andy Naylor Takes the Plunge

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06/03/2011



 

Our intrepid correspondent  Andy Naylor braves the chilly waters of Hyde Park’s Serpentine Lake. In his defence, it is very cold.

 


Andy Naylor Meets “Snakey Sue”

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20/02/2011

Andy Naylor reports from a Snake Sanctuary in London and faces his deepest fear. WARNING:Contains snakes and scared Welshmen. Bookmark on DeliciousDigg this postRecommend on Facebookshare via RedditShare with StumblersTweet about itSubscribe to the comments on this post
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The Law Of The Playground

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19/02/2011
The Law Of The Playground

I knew things had changed quite a bit in school playgrounds when a young lad said to me,“The trampolines aint here yet, I aint going out to play if there’s no trampolines.” This didn’t happen beside the playing fields of Eton. This was at a well run, but pretty standard primary school in Camden....
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Those Who Care, Teach

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02/02/2011
Those Who Care, Teach

It’s something that I often hear bandied about, usually from people like me who haven’t really hit on what it is they want to do . “I’ve thought about teaching but I’m not sure”   For the last two years I have taught adults English although this has been more due to my desire...
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Costas Athinodorou: A Gentleman Fighter.

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17/12/2010
Costas Athinodorou: A Gentleman Fighter.

It’s twenty to eleven on Sunday morning and a heavily built man is choking me while I desperately try to break free. This isn’t a stag weekend gone horrifically wrong, the man choking me is a friendly Polish cage fighter called Danny. I’m in a gym in Hackney learning the finer points of this...
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Lost In Translation

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17/11/2010
Lost In Translation

Five years ago I made one of the biggest decisions I had ever made and moved to live in Japan for a year.   A lot of people I knew were quite shocked by this. Their reactions did not completely surprise me, I wasn’t really a new experiences/travelling sort of person. I missed all...
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Try To Relax…

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05/11/2010
Try To Relax…

It all began nearly ten years ago. On holiday with my brother in Boston I suddenly became aware of horrendous pain emanating from my belly button. Being as far as you can possibly get from a strong silent type, I was soon in the emergency room of a Boston hospital, hyperventilating at the thought...
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