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[s] Jihad_Ragsta wrote on 18:02, 18th Sep 2003: [i]Mooning busloads of old people! That's where the action is, people! See now, I be thinking that yer older folks would'a'bin seein' enough behinds in their days t'not be too agast at th'sightin' o'er few more now an'again? To be sure, ye could be bri...

[s] Anon. wrote on 20:53, 18th Sep 2003: Maroon? Well, make sure some daft bint doesn't burn all the rum. Savvy? :7D Aaarrr, I ain't laughed so loudly in a cinema in good few years. T'is a fine film fer laughin'. Jack Sparrow: Stop! No, not good! What are you doing? Not Good! You're burning all the ...

[s]Prophet Tenebrae wrote on 21:38, 18th Sep 2003:
Is this for the purpose of air-strikes?


Aye but carpet bombin' solves t'problemo'tactical plannin' far more satisfyin'ly.

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[s]Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way.[/s]

The Union held open decks nights in the main bar for a while last year, so it's not as if there isn't already this kind of thing going on.

Oops, forgot. Aaaarrr!

[hr][s]Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way.[/s]

I havet'say t'was a pretty accurate descriptiono'a proper buckoship with someone you're close enought'to know that they don't mean anythin' but fun by their name callin' an'mockeries. T'is a descriptiono'buckoly jokes rather than a joke in itself, aye?" [hr][s]Hanging on in quiet desperation is the ...

[s] Neferet wrote on 13:08, 18th Sep 2003: Surely spelling and grammar has nothing to do with it when it is a name or place name? That is just expanding knowledge. Arrr, well, when it's t'spellin'o'a name or place name theno'course spellin' has somethin't'do with it. Bi'definition! Ye scurvy blige r...

[s] MercuryAnna wrote on 02:31, 19th Sep 2003: I'd like to be the token American to say, once again, we're not all like that. Really. Arrr! T'is maybe t'case, but once again it hast'be said, even if not all ye americans be like this, a significant number must be or Dubya wouldn't be captain, would h...

[s] underworlddreams wrote on 11:11, 19th Sep 2002: "Warning - may contain nuts" Didn't make the t-shirt but I hear it's still favourite for the up coming Rocksoc underwear range. Must go, there's a small child fiddling with my note book. [hr] [s]Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way.[/s]

[s] Prophet Tenebrae wrote on 10:08, 18th Sep 2003: But does anyone else feel that the roster split has totally ruined the game? I mean, seperate PPV events... maybe it would have been ok but RAW really got the short end of the wedge IMO... and it's a shame Foley left but then wrestlers have finite ...

[s] James Baster wrote on 09:35, 18th Sep 2003: ST Andrews Needs Dinousours - Are 'E Willing, Stegosaurus? Huh? Sorry, but I entirely don't get that - ST AND AEWS? Oh, no, I see it now, you where meaning to capitalise the R in are rather than the A wheren't you? ST ANDREWS. Ok, had a bit of quiet ti...

[s] Nick Mitchell wrote on 09:37, 18th Sep 2003: Foley Is Go[s]o[/s]d! Yeah, I too saw beyond the mat. I remember going home to play Smackdown and never ever wanting to fight a match against Mankind again 'cause it just made me feel hidously guilty. [hr] [s]Hanging on in quiet desperation is the Eng...

[s] Unregisted User ane wrote on 10:16, 17th Sep 2003: I thought fridges are provided in the common kitchen of the halls? As to equipment that uses lots of electricity sounds a bit strange to me, does a hair dryer (forbidden) really use more electricity than a computer (allowed)? I think stuff like ...

[s] Fugaziboy wrote on 18:04, 15th Sep 2003: Another great band to check out Sleater-Kinney, kickass indie-rock/post-Hardcoreish Fugazi type band. Check em out! Skip 'One Beat', it's a bit pants. 'Dig Me Out', on the other hand, is fan-fecking-tastic. Also, if Sleater Kinney count as hardcore then h...

[s] James Baster wrote on 14:52, 16th Sep 2003: [s]* No really, I was just on the phone to Barry White. He was a bit rude tho so I don't like him. Have some respect for the dead walruss carcass of blubber (and love), please. He's a legend. A big, fat, dead legend. [hr] [s]Apathy isn't just an attitu...

Ah, so you're into the whole WAM fettish thing too eh? We should get together some time...

[hr][s]Apathy isn't just an attitude,
it's a disbelief system.[/s]

[s] Prophet Tenebrae wrote on 10:07, 17th Sep 2003: The problem with a Royal Rumble is somewhat similar to that of an "Iron Man" match or any other wrestling match that has a set duration - often, even if the end is very interesting and enjoyable to watch, getting there could possibly be the intelle...

[s] TheGamesMaster wrote on 10:33, 17th Sep 2003: SINNER Sinner Includes Not Nearly Enough Rabbits Genius! You have to addopt that as official, Oli! No, really, you have to. I've just spotted a particularly odd local by-law :7P [hr] [s]Apathy isn't just an attitude, it's a disbelief system.[/s]

[s] Unregisted User wrote on 15:33, 16th Sep 2003: Hi!!! I'm a Fresher! And I've seen a pack advertising Auditions for Our Country's Good!! I was just wondering if anyone could tell me if you need an Australian Accent to audition! Or if you need to be able to do one! Cause I'm really crap! But I rea...

[s] David Bean wrote on 01:28, 17th Sep 2003: I stand corrected. Nick is right: in the Royal Rumble there are no rules, specifically none prohibiting the use of 'international objects' As opposed to 'foreign' ones I take it. Though surely in the current US climate they'd be termed 'french objects'? ...

[s] Unregisted User mmm...Jon wrote on 23:19, 16th Sep 2003: Don't worry, I'm coming on sunday as well. Bit of a mission, 10 hour drive etc... probably won't be there till late... ho hum. I look forwards to it loads anyway. Almost as much as i look forward to sleep, so perhaps university wasn't such...