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Well done Miles, its brilliant.

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I think that the quotes were actually correct the first time around. What I said was “Look Daddy there’s an unemployed person, he touched me!” It was prehaps my best moment of the competition and a homage to Jason Vit, whose depravity and example I sought to emulate. The Irish team in our room thoug...

Right, I would just like to say a few things about this very difficult situation. Firstly this is not about a witch hunt, We are not trying to pick on any individuals. We have consulted the Association President on the matter and he is adiment that we can not be subserdising peoples dinners from the...

Well done, its a fantastic achievement and you guys thoughly deserve it.

Tom

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Well I did run a campaign, put posters up, attended the campaign events in New Hall, Uni Hall and Sallies and spent most of the day handing out flyers so I do not appreciate you refering to my campaign as lazy in such a self-rightous tone. Nor do those who campaigned for me. I also did not win by a ...

I don't think that it is a popularity contest, despite what it might seem. Even on a relitively low turnout of 1800 one has to win more votes than popularity can account for. Psycologists argue that a human can only properly know 300 people. To win an election required at the very least 600 votes or...

I don't think that it is a popularity contest, despite what it might seem. Even on a relitively low turnout of 1800 one has to win more votes than popularity can account for. Psycologists argue that a human can only properly know 300 people. To win an election required at the very least 600 votes or...

I don't think that it is a popularity contest, despite what it might seem. Even on a relitively low turnout of 1800 one has to win more votes than popularity can account for. Psycologists argue that a human can only properly know 300 people. To win an election required at the very least 600 votes or...

I don't think that it is a popularity contest, despite what it might seem. Even on a relitively low turnout of 1800 one has to win more votes than popularity can account for. Psycologists argue that a human can only properly know 300 people. To win an election required at the very least 600 votes or...

I am perticularly proud that I managed to come bottom of both the team and speaker tabs as a swing team. Thank you Jess for giving me that crucial 50 in the first round when I was ironmanning. My speach in the style of a Daily Mail column I thought was one of my best/worst. Thank you also to Becca f...

Thanks Kizzy for an excellent competition. It was great to be a part of it and the final was excellent. As for the dinner I thoughly enjoyed it! And the prosecution was certainly rather fun, though I was far to drunk to remember much of it.

Tom

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Thanks Connie, Doug, Rachael and Beth for judging. The trials were very well run and tough!

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Jason, when does he leave? or is Wednesday not his last shift?

all the best,

Tom

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Cat Woman and her Kitten: Beth Conner and Ewan MacDonald.
Tay Bridge Architects: Doug Cochran and Graham Fogo.
St Andrews Genesis: Rachael Whitbread and Chris Hawkins.
St Andrews Wrath of Cahn: Tom Cahn and Miles Wood.


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Does anyone know were I can find the tab for Aberdeen? Well done to all the St Andrews teams involved, it was a great weekend.

Tom

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Thanks for the suggestion about a basic sponsorship document Kizzy. Owen and I are currently doing one.

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What trophy? Thats brilliant!

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Well done to everyone at world's for such a brilliant set of results! See you soon.

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Well done everyone for a fantastic set of results. Good luck for the rest of the tournerment and a Happy New Year.

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Well done guys, good luck.

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