Jeremy David Sparks

May  13th, 1986 January  9th, 2025
Bristol, UK
Jeremy David Sparks

The candle that burns twice as bright, burns half as long.
- Lao Tzu

Obituary

Jeremy was my brother. A brother who wouldn't let me watch when he would play video games; or at least a brother who sulked when he eventually gave in. He was brother who recruited me to test his chances of becoming a professional wrestler, and after giving up on that idea a test dummy for jujitsu. But Jeremy was also a brother who wouldn't think twice about driving out at 3am to pick me up when I couldn't handle my drink. And a brother who would sit and watch 'Bottom' with me for hours on VHS to keep us entertained; and subsequently quote aforementioned episodes for another 20 years. His passing will leave a big hole in my life and I mourn the loss of future memories together. 

Jeremy was our son, an inquisitive and lively, but loving son. He was never unkind to anyone except to his brother, and cared passionately about politics, our pet cats and following his interests. Once he had developed a passion he would follow it fervently, often for considerable time. He loved classic cars and wrecked a few along the way; his driving skills left a lot to be desired. His time as a Lib Dem councilor enabled him to develop his life skills and deal with difficult people. Jeremy had a warped sense of humour and we often received messages which were not exactly pc! We also received gruesome photos of things like stubbed toes for a medical assessment from Mum. He was competitive in skittles / pool and liked to beat his dad. His teenage years with dreadlocks was particularly challenging. Jeremy needed help from Mum to keep them in tiptop condition. It also meant that on family holidays abroad Jeremy was always stopped by security at the airport so we had to allow extra time!

As a friend, Jeremy was like a musical matchmaker, bringing together people from all walks of life with one common bond: an undeniable love of electronic music and raving. He started out as a quiet, introverted guy but fast forward a few years, and he was the mastermind behind legendary meetups in Bristol. He created events that weren’t just about music, but about making people feel seen, heard, and like they belonged—even if they came for the tunes and stayed for the friendships.

Jeremy's other passion was fitness and bodybuilding. He was a permanent fixture at LA Gym in Easton. Leg day? Never missed it. His ‘gainz’ were his pride and joy, sculpted through hard work and a ridiculous amount of protein shakes. He loved sharing his training with friends, often offering to work out with them — though his patience quickly wore thin when he realized they couldn’t keep up. And let’s not forget his love for spin class – because why just sweat in the gym when you can sweat in a room full of stationary bikes too?

We as a family, were privileged to know and love Jeremy. We realize we only glimpsed a part of the remarkable person he became. Each story shared reveals new facets of his character, filling us with even greater pride. While your time with us was tragically cut short, you leave behind a legacy of vibrant memories and a spirit that burned bright.

Celebration of Life RSVP | Tuesday 18th February

This will be held at South Bristol Crematorium on Tuesday 18th February at 10.30am. BS13 7AS. Please wear bright clothing as Jeremy disliked any sort of formality. Family flowers only. This will be followed by refreshments at the Arnos Manor Hotel BS4 3HQ

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Timeline

1986
May 13th
Joined Us
Weighing a modest 6 lbs 4 oz
Northampton
2008
July
Graduated University
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Management and Managent Systems
2005 - 2008
Bath Spa University
2011
September
Councillor Jeremy Sparks hit the streets
2011-2015 | Liberal Democrats
Bath and North East Somerset
2025
January 9th
Left Us
Weighing something less modest, probably 12 stone-ish
Bristol

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February 4, 2025
I met Jeremy when working in the Jolly Cobbler pub not long after he moved into the area. He became quite a regular for some time and we would spend hours chatting away over the bar. We had lots of giggles and he would often tell me of his nights outs and adventures (making me very jealous for being behind the bar all weekend). Shocked and sorry to hear of is passing. Sending love to his family and friends ❤️ xx
Rhianna Dineen
January 31, 2025
I worked with Jeremy from time to time.
His willingness to get stuck in and help plus his stoic ways always brought a Spark to the day.
Chris
January 24, 2025
We served as councillors together on Bath & North East Somerset Council.

I remember calling him at 3.30am on the night he'd won his seat to tell him he'd won. He'd gone home to bed because he thought he had no chance of winning... but he did win! Jeremy was a winner!

Jeremy was kind, caring and always enthusiastic about trying new things. I always enjoyed spending time with Jeremy - he made people feel welcomed and appreciated. He will be sadly missed.

Farewell Jeremy, and thank you.
Nathan Hartley
January 23, 2025
Whilst my path and Jeremy’s crossed briefly socially several times over the last few years, it was during the recent couple of months that we’d connected through music, dancing & green neon glasses (!!) whilst on the same nights out with mutual friends including NYE 2024/25.

There are two memories I’ll treasure.
One was Jeremy stepping in to call someone out for saying something somewhat inappropriate to me during a pub quiz - thanks Jeremy!
The other what turned out to be the last words I’d ever hear from him. “Happy New Year Cynthia”

Gone all too soon - I really hope it’s a good after party Jeremy!

Many condolences to all his family and close friends. xxx
Cynthia
January 21, 2025
I first met Jeremy six years ago at Glitterbox and it was clear from the start that he was a special person. We shared countless nights dancing (and resting) creating memories that I'll cherish forever. He had an infectious passion for life and I was impressed that he had a program/film clip on hand for every situation.

In our last conversation we were chatting about him making over payments on his mortgage and growing up something that he doesn't have to think about anymore. He will always be forever 38.

I still can't believe Jeremy has gone when I see something that makes me laugh I still think I'll send that to Jeremy and we can laugh about it together. I miss chatting to him about our latest gym regimes, various tech issues that come up in our work and just generally about music and life.

Rest in peace, my dear friend you will be missed
Vanya Best
January 19, 2025
Met Jeremy on Meetup in 2019, such a lovely, welcoming friendly guy, always up for a walk and a pub quiz, just so sorry to hear this last week, such very sad news, he really will be missed 😪🙏💕
Louise White
January 16, 2025
I knew Jeremy through the Bristol Electronic meet up group. He was fantastic at getting people together and he would always be up for a pint even if the music was not up to his taste. :) Today, I think of JZ, and I think about all the connections he created in Bristol. His legacy now lives on through everyone in the groups. RIP Jeremy. You'll be dearly missed from all of us. My condolences to his family.
Gavin
January 16, 2025
Jeremy, you were an inquisitive and kind soul, had the time for everyone and you were great at bringing people together, and had a sense of humour like no other. You will be sorely missed mate.
Tom
January 16, 2025
I am truly heartbroken by the loss of Jeremy. Finding the right words to express how much his absence hurts is challenging, but I want to take a moment to remember the incredible person he was. Jeremy had an extraordinary ability to make everyone feel comfortable and part of the group, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have met him here in Bristol. His kindness was unparalleled, and regardless of the situation, he always knew how to reassure others, making everyone feel like everything would be okay.

Though it's hard to come to terms with his loss, I will always cherish the wonderful memories we shared—our discussions about the gym (and new gyms to go to explore), exercise techniques (injuries included), nights out, his funny t-shirts and the priceless lesson he taught me about friendship.
Jeremy will be missed more than words can express, but I’m forever grateful for the time we spent together and the impact he had on my life. Rest in peace, my dear friend. Thank you for being so genuine.

Claudia
January 16, 2025
I feel very lucky to have known Jeremy. His smile and warm energy was infectious. I will treasure our chats over the past 5 years and also the dancing and the music.
And plotting the next party night! I loved how even though he was a House/Trance/DnB man he would still come out for drinks, chats and giggles before the Techno nights too. Sometimes even coming along to Techno ones as well, which were “a bit too fast ;-) “
Jeremy has left a big space in our hearts and I will miss him very much.
Sending much love to his family.
Rest in peace. With love Indi xxxx
Indi
January 16, 2025
Over the past two years I have gotten to know Jeremy. It was always good to see him out and about in Bristol. Be it the Plough in Easton, sharing a meal in a delicious Ethiopian restaurant on Stapleton Road or raving it up at Butlins. He was always a pleasure to have around. He would always be wearing a cool/funny T-shirt or hat. I remember technical conversations about a shared interest in air rifles in a tent in Dorset, and laughing our way to the coast on a country walk. Jeremy never had an axe to grind or a bad word to say about anyone. Sorry you had to go too soon. Rest easy compardre.
Fergus Mckee
January 16, 2025
I remember when Jer joined my primary school in Clutton, with being in the same year.

Growing up in Clutton, living closeby, our paths crossed numerous times over the years!

Memories that immediately spring to mind-

*Water fights. From memory he had several huge water pistols, hours of fun

*Wrestling. Loaned each other various tapes over the years

I remember the last comment I sent him on Facebook, regarding Sash! Or Chicane. Didn't end up going to the Chicane set, however nearly did so our paths would have crossed then.

Must confess, didn't have Jer down as that particular genre, remembering other music he previously loved, his long trench teenage jacket so an interesting surprise my end!

Genuinely loved Nick Fox's Jer selfies over time, I thought they were gold

He will certainly be missed.

He will be missed
Paul Eastwood
January 16, 2025
Jeremy’s mother Annette and I trained together to become nurses. I was honoured to be asked to be Jeremy’s godmother. He was a remarkable young who touched so many lives.
Goodnight Jeremy David
Rest in Peace
Sending our love to his very dear family.
Marjorie and Ian
Marjorie West
January 15, 2025
What to say about Jeremy! He had an extraordinary friendly personality. We first met in 2019 through Bristol Electronic Music group and we always made fun about the little we used to see each other in night clubs because I was more into techno and he was more into house/trance music 😄 so we went for some meals and day meet ups now and then. In 2022, somehow we became closer and we started hanging out as friends. We used to meet a lot after work so we actually found out that we had more things in common and we went for bike rides (even in the rain!) meals, pints in the pub, or just chatting eternally. I also introduced him to some of my friends and he was always super friendly and open minded. I never forget the night I convinced him to come with me and a friend to a EBM post-punk party full of goths and after 30 min we took a scooter and ran away! Jeremy was the type of guy that would try anything new and was always open for new adventures (we finally didn’t go to the woods like we planned, I hope we can go in another life!)

I’m going to miss you Jeremy, I hope wherever you are now you are filled with joy and peace. ❤️🌠
Cristina
January 15, 2025
I met Jeremy in 2018 and we became close friends shortly after taking over a meetup group. So many memories over those years, from all the wonderful meetups, festivals, and camping trips, to holidays, biking around the city in lockdowns and beyond, and exploring pubs and food spots in Easton. Over the past year, we even took on the challenge of trying every spinning class in Bristol, determined to find the one with the best music. 

Jeremy was the heart and soul of our group. He had unique ability to connect with people from various circles. Always enthusiastic and ready for any adventure. I'll never forget his kindness, witty humour and his talent for pulling out a music track or quotes from any movie and old series perfectly suited for the moment. 
 
Rest in peace JZ. You were an amazing friend and I miss you beyond words. 
Aneta
January 15, 2025
I first met Jezzer on 5th August 2023 after he super liked me on Bumble. His profile wasn’t the best. I recall the text had mistakes, and he hadn’t chosen the most flattering pictures of himself, but he was clearly buff and liked Alan Partridge, so I thought, “Why not?” Ignoring the glaring red flag of him being a Bo Selecta fan, I gave him my number.

We texted for a couple of days. He spammed me with links to music, unsolicited screenshots of his latest bike ride stats and massively overshared about his personal life. A huge Red Dwarf fan, his knowledge was even better than mine and he impressed me with quotes from the show. He also revealed his former status as a Lib Dem Councillor for Clutton. This sealed the deal for me—I had to meet this guy. It’s not every day you meet a Red Dwarf-loving bodybuilder who likes to rave and has served on his district council. He just seemed so unique and had totally nailed the “hot nerd” image.

We met up for the first time in The Plough, Easton, a favourite pub for both of us. He turned up on time and seemed genuinely interested in me. I loved his curiosity and interest in people and I could see he was a gentle soul. From then on, every date was easy and fun. He was quite charming in his own Jezzer way.

Over the months, I showed him around Bristol and the surrounding areas, visiting deer parks and picturesque villages. He liked to take me to the cheapest and grottiest pubs in Easton for the cheap beer and vibes. He spent time with me in Manchester, where we explored the north, visiting York, the Peak District and Blackpool. He took me on a tour of Clutton, where he showed me all the changes he had made during his time as Councillor, such as adding crossings, road markings, and 20mph speed limits, which made the village safer for pedestrians. I was impressed!

Due to me having to spend a lot of time up north to help a sick parent, our relationship was never really defined, but we were happy to go along with things and see where it took us. There was zero pressure and expectation, and this openness seemed to allow things to flourish into a truly authentic connection. Neither of us was trying to take from each other or tie each other down. We just wanted to give and enjoy fun times and friendship.

Thank you, Jezzer, for the time we spent in the last 18 months. It was mostly (unintentionally) hilarious, and I’m so glad that we always prioritised mutual respect and appreciation for each other.

You are deeply missed.

"Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast" - Ace Rimmer
Pav
January 15, 2025
Sending tribute to an absolute star, a wonderful friend and truly genuine soul. Your memory will shine bright through all of us, and the many adventures shared.

your readiness for life was undeniable, you never failed to make people laugh, liven conversation and come up with the most curious and fantastic thoughts, and you brought great energy everywhere you went, and your candor rang true.

you will be so greatly missed Jeremy.

May all the beauty in the skies be flying high with you 🤍
Kora
January 15, 2025
Jeremy was quite frankly an exceptional human. Jezza/JZ always found a way to connect on some level and find something in common with everyone. A very rare talent. He was generous, considerate and kind. He treated us all equally, despite his un-PC humour in t-shirts and gifs! He shared his love of music with everyone to enthuse us, widen our knowledge or brighten our days. There was no snobbery over the genre, and he patiently explained when I asked yet again, what type is this or that track.

I knew Jeremy through the Bristol Electronic Music Meetup group which he and Aneta Gorka⁩ grew and nurtured together. We met as I was a Meetup organiser too but finding JZ made such a massive positive impact on the quality my friendships and my life, as finally in my 50s I found my tribe.

Yet it wasn’t just me, he did this for everyone he met in every walk of life! I don’t know how he had the time but he just knew how to make every person he met feel seen, heard and so special. That it didn’t matter how much of a nerd, geek or outsider you felt because with him and everyone around him you were suddenly one of the kool kidz! I think that fostering inclusion and belonging was a theme running all through his life.

It’s extraordinary, as our worlds collide in three ways. I could’ve met Jeremy, think I even did, when he was working to get elected for BathNES council as I was Lib Dem Political Assistant for SGlos until 2011 but his term of office started just as my job ended. My old colleagues also knew him and our Facebook friends network is all interlinked. And now with a by-election in Saltford I’ve been campaigning with the Greens and the councillor for the same Clutton ward that JZ represented, who also knew of him. Which sort of feels disloyal, so sorry! But like me we shared a belief that politics shouldn’t be too tribal, it’s just a way of creating a thriving community. Making the world around you a better place with one set of white lines at a time! 😂

My phone tells me I have at least 139 photos of JZ. Initially it mildly irked me 😂 that he would often steal my raving or other photos which I had posted in our private WhatsApp, to post on his FB profile, I’m now going to miss that terribly! And I’m pleased you all get to see more of his life through my photo lens as there’s some on this website.

Because of Jezza a few of us older crew had started doing some more wholesome things outside of music like kayaking, table tennis, cycling, Dom Whiting’s drum and base on the bike (Something about the mix of anarchy, cycling and music!), walking on the beach in the sunshine, the Bristol light festival, mini festivals, Christmas markets and bowling. Somehow he enhanced and enlightened the world of everyone around him.

There will be good days and bad days. The days where we fondly remember and miss his cheery WhatsApp of the tune he was working out to, or the video of him in the gym or on a night out, and there will be the darker moments where we might think, “why have you left us so soon? How do I cope without you?”

But I will forever be grateful that I got to experience his unconditional friendship, his joy for life and effervescent passion for music!

JZ thanks for your relentless optimism! You had an almost innocent expectation that life will be ok no matter what and actually that’s not a bad way to approach this crazy-ass world. 💞

RIP 🕊️ Jeremy Sparks you are missed.
Mary Page
January 15, 2025
Met him more than I actually talked to him . He was a genuine nice guy , who liked to party
R I P mate heart and thoughts are with family and those that were closest to him ❤️
Karl
January 14, 2025
I'll remember Jz as our glorious leader ! A true friend that bought people together. The crew won't be the same, but we will always remember his kind soul.

I'll be grateful for the time we spent together on bike rides, camping trips, kayaking, and his legendary guided tours of Easton ! Especially the introduction to the Ethiopian and Somalian restaurants.

Jz will be waiting for us all at the eternal after party in the sky, see you there one day old friend.......



Robert
January 14, 2025
I met Jeremy through the Bristol Electronic Music Group in 2018 but turned out we lived around the corner from one another at the time! We became close friends and spent many enjoyable times exploring the pubs, cycle paths and curry houses around Kingswood as well as sharing the dance floor at every party I’ve been to in the last 7 years! Jeremy was so loveable, witty, genuine and a cherished friend that will be missed by so many.
Sophie Cornell
January 14, 2025
Well where do I begin with Jeremy! First of all he came from the most loving family, whom are our very dear friends He was part of the Kings Oak Meadow Cul de Sac gang and grew up and had fun with all the kids in Kings Oak albeit he was the eldest.
We could here many times the ping, ping from the garden as he shot at tins as practice targets.
The funniest thing I remember was when Jeremy as a young boy decided to set up his own little business in car washing. ( I love kids who show initiative and "entrepreneurisum"). He came to wash our car and I paid my dues. When I went to look at the car it looked worse than when he started. Think he decided at the time it was too much like hard work as our car was the first and last in his business. 🤣
You were taken too soon but your memories will live on.
Much love sent to Annette, Tony and Matt and the rest of the family. Xxxx
Christine Coombs
January 13, 2025
Jeremy AKA Sparky or more often known as Jezza amongst the ravers, was not just my rave friend. He was one of the first few people I was able to become close with when I lived in Bristol. He was always so kind and welcoming and showed a genuine interest in my life. We’ve hung out many times aside from nights out and had lots of wholesome days out together as I was introducing him to Japanese food. We just clicked because we were both a bit nerdy, and I got to know all his quirks. I used to always tease him because he often had a “resting b face” when we were out, which we always laughed about. He was always so kind and caring towards everyone around him. Everyone loved him.

Although we hadn’t seen each other for a while after I left Bristol he came to visit me in Manchester last summer. I was so happy to see him after such a long time-I was going through some stuff at the time and seeing him instantly gave me positive energy!

As the organiser of a meet up group, he was a big part of the music community and brought so many people together through his warm and beautiful soul. He was also one of the most active people I knew. My thoughts are with his family during this difficult time. Jeremy was a legend and he will be deeply missed by so many people. Gone but never forgotten. Rest in peace my friend 🕊️💐🤍 xxx
Mayumi
January 13, 2025
I knew Jeremy for the time he worked at Spire Bristol Hospital many many years ago now. Lovely friendly lad. I recall at the time he was going through a goth stage! I remember his mum too who also worked there. Have watched him grow on Facebook over many years. Very very saddened by his death. RIP Jeremy. Thinking of your family and friends at this very sad time. Not hard to see how much you were liked and loved xxxx
Claire Trenberth
January 13, 2025
I first met Jeremy back in college. I’d heard so much about him through a mutual friend before we were introduced, and when I finally got to meet him, he more than lived up to the hype. He had such a warm and funny personality—he just had this way of making everyone feel at ease.

It wasn’t until I started my first job that I bumped into Jeremy again. He didn’t recognise me, but I knew him straight away. He was always so curious, full of questions and ideas, and he could chat about absolutely anything for hours.

We worked together for four years, and even after we all moved on, we stayed in touch. Jeremy, I will miss you so much. I feel so lucky to have known you, and even luckier to have called you my friend.
Simon Harding
January 13, 2025
I met Jeremy when he came to work at the hospital. Immediately warm with a wry smile when he watched our IT skills! Quietly watchful is how I would describe him, intelligent and helpful. And funny when a little twinkle came into his eye as he dropped a quick witted comment. Gone too young but he obviously left his mark. Lovely remarks and great photos, above, from his loving family x
Louise Daniel
January 13, 2025
I knew Jeremy from Glide.
I had the pleasure of working with him in IT for the past 3 1/2 years.
He'd always make me laugh whenever we'd talk which was almost daily, I enjoyed his stories of his recent lady encounters and the shenanigans he'd got himself into over the weekends all whilst solving an IT problem.

He lived without worry or regrets in the things he did. His enthusiasm and charm will continue to burn bright with everyone he knew and befriended. I certainly will miss him.
Steven Clark
January 13, 2025
I met Jeremy when I was living in Bristol. I quickly appreciated his good sense of humour and his happy-go-lucky attitude, and subsequently we became good friends. We shared many memorable evenings in pubs and clubs, and we stayed in touch after I moved to London.

He will be sorely missed. RIP Jeremy.
Richard Egar
January 13, 2025
I met Jeremy at the start of my IT career with BSkyB.

We didn't chat a great deal at Sky, I was trying to prove myself in my new role while he seemed to be doing everything he could to get sacked from his! He did stand out as quite the character though.

Jeremy went on to leave the company, and our paths crossed again a couple of years later at a new company we both ended up working for for several years. This time round we got to know one another a lot better and worked quite closely with one another. There was never a dull moment with Jezza, he certainly brought a certain flare to the workplace!

I was talking with my mum last night, I don't think she ever met Jeremy but when I told her about the sad news. She straight away knew exactly who I was talking about due to a period of time where for whatever reason, we decided to do Jeremy selfies. It become quite a big thing on my Facebook page and many family and friends would all look forward to the latest selfie with Jeremy whilst we tried to get through our 9-5!

I thought I would share a selection of these here as I know it gave us a fair few chuckles at the time.

You were always a good laugh Jezza and you will be missed mate. I'm sorry life got in the way and we didn't make more of an effort but i'll treasure the times we did share together.

Thoughts go out to all of your family during this difficult time. Rest in peace mate.

P.S It's your turn to go to the shop!
Nick Fox
January 12, 2025
Other people knew Sparky as an adult better than me

I knew him as the kid and the teenager, sporting a strong look of Che guevara tshirts and Matrix inspired leather trenchcoats. We hung out at lunchtimes, rode the school bus together, did stupid stuff together outside of school

I had my first job with him. We spent hours making potpourri & glueing lotus heads on sticks in a factory for about 50p an hour. A job so easy that a couple of spotty teenagers could do it for peanuts.
But also a job we both managed to get fired from for gross misconduct (which I don't think he ever admitted to his parents!)

I never met anyone who had a bad thing to say about Sparky (except maybe his employers); which is a massive testament to how selfless, warm and friendly he was to everyone he met. He was just so unashamedly himself, with an infectious passion for so many things.

He also had a natural ability to attract other people to his passions and causes he believed in. Something he put to amazing use later on in life with his politics, music and charity.

Ultimately, I remember him as one of those people who made the world that little bit brighter, exciting and more interesting, just by being in it.

So sad to leave us so young, but what a legacy he leaves behind him

Rest in peace mate
Matt Stone
January 12, 2025
Although we met at school I didn’t get to know him well until I met Nick.
He was the most kind and caring person. And I have nothing but happy memories of our little group. Mainly having to nudge him for his turn in card games!
Taken far too soon.

‘Those we love don’t go away
They sit beside us every day
Unseen, unheard but always near
Still loved, still missed and always dear’
Vicki Myers
January 12, 2025
It's very rare I find someone that grew up on the same crazy videos from the early internet days and quote them religiously. We kept saying we needed to meet for some grub but didn't get round to it. You were genuinely one of the funniest blokes I knew and I'll miss our nonsense conversations. I'll miss you my mate, CTO of V-Internet and a decent bloke.

RIP, on to the next journey.

Your friend, Cleaves
Anthony Cleaves
January 12, 2025
Sparky we have been close friends for 20+ years, it's hard to find the words to say now you are gone.

I will miss our trips to the pub and the many hours of card games played (even if you didn't ever seem to remember the rules), just too many great memories to recall then all.

Sleep well.
Nick Myers

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Martha Elizabeth Sparks
Margaret Rosa Wilkins
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Matthew Sparks
Matthew Sparks
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What was Jeremy's favorite TV show?
Red Dwarf
What cause was important to Jeremy?
Looking after the homeless
Favourite lunch accompaniment?
Large Pickled Onions
What was Jeremy's favorite Sunday request?
Roast Lamb
What was Jeremy's favorite Drink?
Probably some disgusting flavour of protein powder
What was his favorite actvity?
Shooting holes in the garden furniture
Cycling with friends 
Going to the gym 
What was Jeremy's Favorite sweets?
Army and Navy
What was Jeremy's favorite Clothes?
His beige  zip-up jumper or his rolling stones t-shirt. Or honestly any t-shirt with something offensive on it.
Pet hates
Anything made with milk
Any formal situation involving a suit
Posh food and swanky restaurants 

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