by sarahhiggins

Saturday morning, settling down to watch the cooking show with that fat ginger bloke and then maybe a bit of rugby. There's no finer accompaniment to such weekend fare, no greater tradition, than sucking back a great big cup of coffee and sitting back with a great big weekend newspaper, supplements spilling from its entrails.

by mollytucker

I’ve always been a cupcake girl. Judge me if you will, but they are so the best kind of cake. Strong words, maybe, but I stand by them. I don’t mean fairy cakes, for all that they have the better name; they are the cupcake’s bland sad little cousin. I don’t mean muffins either, with all the breakfast-y, low-fat options they imply. I mean the glorious, icing-bedecked Cupcake, soft and moist but still weighty in your hand, like semtex.

Frances Rayner and Timothy Root argue about fair trade vs free trade.

Josh  Heller and Aled Dilwynfisher argue about the positive and negative sides of global warming.

by joshheller

by liamchambers

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The core beauty of the beach is that, much like a child’s birthday party, you always get something to take away with you after its over. It doesn’t matter whether you’re performing complex cunnilingus amidst the dunes or simply tanning your toes on the water’s edge. Sand will without doubt penetrate every single crevis.

Fatima Manji and Laura Parfitt argue about religion and whether one should believe in it or not.

Erin Orozco and Emily Ding debate about the usefulness of Internet vs. Real Life.