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Quoting ohhmy from 13:40, 3rd Mar 2007 (Ohh £200ish is my price limit) Quick trip to T K Maxx in Dundee might help you if you hit lucky with regard to style and size on the day you visit. In last 18 months we have managed to find a very nice Duffer of St James interview suit (allegedly orig £400+) ...

Quoting Jo's Dad from 13:28, 2nd Mar 2007

The distinction is not between arts and science, but between Master and Batchelor.

I thought Batchelors were largely famed for the manufacture of mushy peas?

The distinction is not between arts and science, but between Master and Batchelor.

I thought Batchelors were largely famed for the manufacture of mushy peas?

Quoting Mr Comedy from 20:46, 28th Feb 2007 Does that not just mean that you look like a member of the Klu Klux Clan, albeit with a nice fur trimmed hood? I think when the ancient MA hood which I had in mind first came into being they had not quite got round to the concept of science degrees, hence...

A. G. Almond of Cambridge used to make hood suspenders in the 1950's were small specially-shaped loops of metal that were stitched to the reverse of the neckband and fastened to the topmost button. I've always thought them to be more trouble than they're worth: they encourage the wearer to draw and...

It is something to attach your hood to in order to save you having to fix it to a button on your shirt aka a brassiere and a safety pin - although one concedes that PW's arrangments may have differed slightly... I sewed a little thread loop in the middle of the front band of my hood in order for th...

Quoting exnihilo from 21:58, 22nd Feb 2007
Perhaps now that HHSNBN has left we could change it back.

Since when was Who spelled with an H?

[quote] Quoting kdc4 from 00:07, 5th Feb 2007 Jason was the best speaker in the final. We also received a wee trophy, as well, ours for a year (unless St. Andrews wins it back!). That's absolutely brilliant - see you have moved up Jonathan LM's rankings to an even more convincing 3rd place, 100 poin...