Gaz autobiography

Gary reveals what growing up in his native Newcastle was like, explains his winning luck with the ladies, and offers up his much sought after tips on how to.
After leaving school at 16, Gary fell into a variety of jobs, even having a brief spell in the Royal Marines.
In 2011, loveable ladies magnet Gary Beadle was jobless and down to his last £20 when he was randomly asked to be in a new reality TV show called Geordie Shore.

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Gaz: The Autobiography of Geordie Shore's Ultimate Lad

January 17, 2020

So, im not a Gaz beadle fan. I used to watch geordie shore but now don't because all the OG's have left. I never liked Gaz. I only got this book beacuse It was one of the cheapest books i could find. However, this book suprised me. Gaz isn't likeable on Geordie shore, mainly because of the way he treated charlotte crosby. He comes across as selfish, disloyal, arrogant, and stone cold. One of the positives is that you read that Gaz does have feelings and his view on the way things actually took place on Geordie shore. He says in so many words that most of it was just an act etc, but obviously not directly. We can't expect miracles. He also as had a few disapointments in his life that knocked him off the pedestal he likes to put himself on, which probably did him good in the long run. He discribes a very dull life that he had before the whole geordie shore thing began. He says he was on the doll, and spent hours playing online games, wondering what to do with his life. Then his life clearly changed for the

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