Obligatory Valentines Day Post
It’s Valentines Day again and everyone knows what a hopeless romantic Guise is.
I’m always asked for my opinion…Once!
It’s Valentines Day again and everyone knows what a hopeless romantic Guise is.
In the run-up to Valentines Day, Guise talks about dating website adverts and this one girl on a train platform, who has a nice smile and really, really, really great skin.
Guise tries his hand at channeling mystic forces to reveal the fate of friends through the power of baked confectionaries.
Guise looks at some of his favourite underrated methods of predicting the future and how they could have saved the almost extinct Insane TV Fortune Teller.
Guise shares his thoughts about psychics, mediums and mystics. Including his first real experience with a fortune teller.
Guise loves his iPhone, but the feeling is not mutual. His iPhone hates him and wants him to suffer.
Guise discusses his views on recent food stories, what makes a good steak and contemplates fine dining experiences.
A quick round up of news from the web that caught Guise’s eye. (No pun intended. Well, ok, some pun.)
Guise shares his New Years Resolutions for 2012.
After having far too many disturbing meat-based cocktails I decided it was time to treat myself to an enjoyable cocktail or two as a mark of the festive season.
Nothing to see here…
Guise mixes up another cocktail, this time the cows are safe…but not the pigs!
Guise takes up the challenge of a cocktail that comprises of irish whisky, beef, cabbage water, sour mix and soda water.
Guise tries his hand at baking tube-packed croissants. The results aren’t pretty.
Guise tries his hand – and risks his tastebuds -at the infamous Bullshot cocktail. Beef and vodka, how could that possibly not work?
Guise attempts to complete the Bakin’ Boys challenges for Halloween cupcakes.
Guise likes things that use superheroes to sell their wares.
Guise gets his mitts on some challenging Halloween cupcakes.
Guise bought some eggs but they seem to be a little off. Mmm, out of season Creme Eggs. They’ll still be safe to eat, right?
Following a week of Britishness a while back, I have an update on the wonderful treats of Mr Kipling.
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