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Gosh, I've missed The Sinner Quoting exnihilo from 00:45, 6th Mar 2007 It would be, we both started in 1993, so to 2007 is 13 finals as we missed the first one..... ....and what a debate you missed! Ian Duncan in the chair, and Buckhaven High victorious for the first and only time (despite a valiant...

I would advise against giving Iain Smith your postal addresses. You'll be subsequently inundated with unrelated bumpf about how 'Iain Smith, Menzies Campbell and your hardworking Liberal Democrat councillors' are working hard on your behalf.......

Quoting David Bean from 01:55, 24th Aug 2006 I think the facility to have an external blog automatically added to Facebook is pretty cool, and I've just done it with my years-old Live Journal. Which should make it even easier for Stuart Paterson to slag me off with it in debates... [hr] Psalm 91:7 ...

Quoting Midget from 16:45, 10th Jun 2006
So who has got Honorary Life Memberships?

I got one despite never involving myself with the Union.

I'll need to cook these eggs instead then.

It's interesting that Greg Woolfe and Iain Smith are speaking tomorrow. Aren't they likely to get lynched?

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Quoting Clonion from 17:23, 21st Apr 2006 *cough*Republic of Ireland*cough* Apolitical, has dignity, receives and is received by other Heads of State, turn out to elections is high, and the figures tend to be popular. See Mary Robinson as the best example in terms of fulfilling all these things. Er...

Quoting Fozzy Bear from 08:08, 21st Apr 2006 hmm, the King of England going from James II to James VIII without the ones in the middle just seems wrong. Tough - that's how it works. Similarly, if William takes the throne as William, he'll be William V, despite being only the fourth to rule over Sco...

Quoting Laura from 22:37, 20th Apr 2006
Also, EI is a big issue for the university at the moment....

Nice to know they've got their priorities right....

64 days

Is it just me, or has drinking only become a problem since we stopped the pre-debate sherry?

Quoting exnihilo from 20:29, 18th Apr 2006 I suspect you're using impertinent in a different way to the one I intended. However, as we're seizing opportunities, can I say that one of the things that has annoyed me at my last few debates has been the announcement of Tory Club events as though they w...

Quoting exnihilo from 20:10, 18th Apr 2006
And the pertinence of that to this thread was. . . ?

I was seizing an opportunity. Anyway, it's hardly impertinent compared to vast numbers of posts on this here board.

Quoting Mr Comedy from 19:02, 18th Apr 2006
I'd love an alumni newsletter.

davevinton@yahoo.co.uk or d.vinton@huxley.com would be great.

Dave

If you send tories@st-and.ac.uk your postal address you'll receive an oh-so-exciting Tory alumni newsletter.

That goes for anyone else too.

My time in D Block was the closest I hope I'll ever get to hell.....

.....but I escaped.

Quoting David Bean from 19:02, 6th Apr 2006
Contrary to Stuart's assertion....

Strangest assertion I've ever come across

Quoting Dave the Explosive Newt from 20:42, 28th Mar 2006
Any word on who Father of the House shall be?

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Mmmm, cake.

I know, but I think these things are traditionally kept under wraps.

RON 114
WATT 172 181
POTTON 183 194 231
WILLIAMS 360 372 425
WHITBREAD 601 624 680

So, a very clear win for Rachael - well done!

Yep, he's making a documentary for the BBC, and was filming tonight's lecture. He also, very kindly, signed one of his books for me.

As a student, I'm annoyed.

As a Tory, I'm absolutely delighted. Rejoice!