A 'how to' guide for being a successful human being, written by a complete moron.
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The invites usually come through my wife. (I am not trusted, which is entirely reasonable.) A BBQ perhaps. Or dinner – us and another couple.
There is a strong Christmas Day energy to airports. Anything goes. Wagamama for breakfast? Sure. Three pints and a Jagerbomb in the Gatwick Tap before your 6am take-off? Rude not to. Round house kick a Boots cashier? Who cares! None of this...
It was on Christmas Day 1997 that my Dad ushered my whole family into the spare room to unveil our first ever family computer. I was nine years old. It was the size of a modest terraced house. So big, in fact, that my father found it imposs...
I did a personality test last week. A proper one, I mean. Not the sort of quizzes your auntie shares on the family WhatsApp. I didn’t find out what sort of cheese I am. Or the Ninja Turtle I’m most like. Or what I’d be if I was a disease.
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Max Dickins is the author of Billy No Mates, which has been translated into multiple languages and is currently being adapted for television. On the page, his writing has been featured in the Observer, Sunday Times, Daily Mail, and GQ.
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