I'm from Manchester, England. I've just turned 19. I currently work at Wythenshawe Hospital as a Medical Lab Assistant.
I've just returned to Helium after a self-imposed exile from writing. I'm in a better place now than I was way back when.
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I think the most important question in the world has got to be simply "Why?". It opens the possibility for every venture of debate. It can be the one question that opens up any topic. It can also be the only question that can drive the parents of a youngster up the wall (I mean, who hasn't tried explaining where babies come ...
Some kids are naturally more rebellious than others. For example, I went through primary school (ages 4 to 11 for those who don't know the British school system well), being a geek. I must've missed about 4 days in all that time. I was a regular teachers pet. I always worked hard, was polite and courteous and kept my head do...
I would probably put it into the stock market. I currently make enough money to make ends meet and I would rather use the money later in life so I could entertain the possibility of retiring early. Given the crash of the sub-prime market in America, I wouldn't mind putting investment into property with lower house prices. I ...
I suppose, right now, I'd have to say that I'd love to sit down and have a good natter with God. It's possibly the weirdest thing about my life that I've listened to Christians tell me that I'm missing out with not believing in God so I'd like to know just what I'm missing out on. I would, of course, be completely respectful...
Let me start off by giving you a bit of background to my own experiences with this subject. I left secondary school in June 2005 and I immediately headed for college thinking that it would be a better prospect for my short AND long term future. I did 2 years worth of sports coaching courses at South Trafford College and as I...
I am the biggest cricket fan in the whole world and I am absolutely disgusted with the way the game has gone in the past couple of years. Ladies and gentlemen, brace yourself as this ride is going to get a little bit bumpy. The recent controversy between Australia and India is just another case of the Asian monopoly that is ...
Stephen Culley
Manchester, Lancashire GB
Member since: January 2007
Articles Written: 6