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[s] Precious wrote on 22:06, 31st Aug 2004: And when I was four I was afraid of Mr Silly. I can't remember why. He has no eyes ... well, he does, but it's not right that he should have such a big hat covering them and still walk around fine. Something's wrong there, and rightly feared. And (to the m...

Space available depends on your Hall. Some halls have box rooms where students may leave suitcases, big boxes, etc., during term-time. The important question is: Do you have enough muscles? It is surprising just how heavy even a smallish box of books can be. Clothes also sum up quickly to be heavy, ...

... but either way, they still sh*t in the woods.

Being buried alive ...

Or being cremated alive.

One lasts longer but is less painful ... but I don't think I'd willingly choose either.

Considering that one has just met a bear in the woods ... surely one should be able to run off easily, since a bear can't run too fast with his trousers round his ankles ... either that or just hand him the Andrex,

[s] hoopy froodette wrote on 23:49, 29th Aug 2004: [s] James wrote on 23:31, 29th Aug 2004: [i] Classics is just Latin for people too lazy to learn it. [annoying pedantry]Err, that's Classical Studies, actually. Classics is Latin and Greek with a bit of Ancient History. Nothing lazy about that![/ann...

Sorry to bring this up, but, should we decide to buy t-shirts, has the back printing been changed to the .net address? I know it's probably a rather anally retentive point, but I wanted to check. After all, we're walking adverts. [hr] Always dismantel and clean the dog before bed, but avoid the use ...

Quarterstaff - I think it's a misprint on your part, but surely the Boot Duke said that being born in a stable does not make one a horse?

He was an Enlgishman born in Dublin, if I remember rightly.

Just a couple of things: Don't automatically say yes to the first person to offer to be your academic parent. Thankfully, in this case, you can pick your parents. Only bury bodies under the floorboards if you live on the ground floor / basement ... that's a mistake you don't make twice. Freshers' Fl...

Do compliment her on her trouser suit, but only if she's wearing a trouser suit: at no time give her any indication that you've already been through her wardrobe. Don't dress as an admiral in the Japanese Navy, even if you are one, as this is far too formal. Geeks: Don't say, "Your eyes, to me, hold...

[s] Unregisted User Elizabeth wrote on 16:16, 18th Aug 2004: James, are you the James who works on this website? ... I think at least by the summer before our third year, it was pretty much postgraduate. 1 No - though I know him too, since we both did Maths and have a couple of friends in common. 2 ...

I get irritated when people post repeat message threads within a couple of weeks of each other. Moderators should delete repeat message threads if they are started too recently after the thread it copies. But maybe that would be me trying to unreasonably impose my opinions on fellow Sinner users.

Subliminal send Advertising me is money Power.

Since the Church of Scotland is Presbyterian, surely you'd be a Cathoterian ... the meaning of which term I am scared to imagine.

Overactive mind ...

"All rise"

"Be upstanding"

"He didn't fail to stand up in court"

"The long arm of the law"

I don't think "Crown Prostitution Service" quite fits the bill, but I had thought of it anyway.

If one was going to view the poll in total seriousness, talking about individual Muslims, then the only correct answer could have been "some good, some bad" since that's true of all people, faiths, social groups. (I would find it hard to believe that there was any group where all were good or all we...

Whether rightly or wrongly, I (and probably others) find the Unregistered User facility a useful way of saying things without having everyone else know it's me. I maintain that there are valid reasons for doing this: for example, the more personal message threads, such as those on the "Advice" board...

In my first year (and yours, Elizabeth, 1999), way back when Gannochy was wholly an undergrad building, it was introduced to me as "The Prison Wing of Sallies" . That was, I'm sure, purely based on looks, the same way as a place in Deans Court would fill one with more romantic ideas. The person quot...

Oli - the cat from Physics, assuming he hasn't passed on recently ... anyway, perpetuate the memory regardless!

Or ...

- A deep-fried Mars Bar
- The Kinnessburn Ducks
- A fudge doughnut
- Hot chocolate, cream, marshmallows, flake
- ... something witty

Maybe I missed the news ... but when did someone else get www.thesinner.co.uk and leave this site being .net?

Shouldn't you redo the graphics and text with this alteration?