People struggle with flat-pack furniture for a mix of practical and psychological reasons. But is it really as bad as the urban legend would have you believe? Why do people struggle? Can you do anyth...
Whilst out for a walk on Saturday, Mrs PubChat made the statement “I can’t believe it is nearly x already” – this got us into a debate about why time seems to go faster as you get older. It turn...
ChuckleVision was another absolute classic of British children’s TV from the 1990s that continued running into the 21st Century finally finishing in 2009 ChuckleVision was famous for never having a fu...
Bodger and Badger was a classic British children’s TV show from the 1990s. Bodger and Badger ran for 9 series from 1989 to 1999, with a total of 63 episodes The show was famous for its slapstick comed...
Having just been watching TV, the phrase I’m going to need 30 pieces of silver was used going to into a scene where someone was “given up” for their offences. That got me thinking...
Here are some clear, and also interesting facts bits of trivia about the great English author and playwright William Shakespeare. This may appear a bit cultured at times for PubChat – given we&#...
As someone who hasn’t watched the cartoons, you may be thinking why do I care enough about Pokemon to write this article? It’s not the cartoons for me, but the game Pokemon Go that I enjoy...
The oldest underground (Tube) train station in the world is Baker Street, London 🚇. Why Baker Street? Important nuance: Lines served (5): Key details: Fun fact:Some platforms are decorated with Sherlo...
Who can forget the iconic Toys R Us adverts of the 90s with their catchy sing along theme – we can’t, and we love it. Toys “R” Us UK was launched by the American toy giant as its first Eur...
In the classic British sitcom Fawlty Towers, the hotel’s front sign changes in every episode, forming different versions of the name as part of a now famous running visual gag. Here’s how it works: 📋 ...
