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[s] Pandyboy wrote on 00:35, 12th May 2004: I'd have to tell myself: "She may seem like fun - but she a psycho - RUN AWAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!" Ah, I recall this. Perhaps wise, our Pandy. Me? Well, one should never have any regrets, but I'm not that strong. I would lock myself in my room, with loads of ...

If you pack them well enough, Amtrack are brilliant!

[s]Rufus wrote on 01:49, 10th May 2004:
I think Ben Reilly should be immortalised in some sort of pseudo shrine outside the cathedral.

That is all.


Immortalised as in memory only? If it means we get to kill him, then shrine ho!!!

[s]Midget wrote on 14:53, 9th May 2004:
Yeah, Wolfstone were great.


And such nice guys too! They stayed at the hotel where I work, mwhahaha, so I got to check them in last night, and serve them breakfast. Lovely guys! Wish I could have seen them play.

I hear it's invite only.
/me begs for an invite.
It will be my last ever debates dinner!

[s] John Stewart wrote on 10:56, 8th May 2004: Maybe he was, but in a Miss-World stylee, the crown rotates every year, and this time is likely to land on Mr Vinton's head for accommodating 10 people at the Marquess. Alas, I fear Mr Stewart is not one of the older readers... Cupar, wasn't it, Mr Wils...

But where is the "I have no exams!" option? I voted for "0-1", but "no exams" would be more fun!

It kind of depends where you want to specialise, I suppose. I'm an Ancient Historian, and I've never had any (real) problems...

There was a young curate from Kew
Who kept an old cat in a pew.
He taught it to speak
Alphabetical Greek
But it never got furthur than mu.

Bad Classics jokes. Oh dear, I must have work to do...

[s]Rufus wrote on 19:43, 20th Apr 2004:
If you don't find it in any of these places a dead cert for sealing wax is Past Times. The closest is, I believe, in Edinburgh. (I even got gold wax from there a few years ago!)


there's one on the top floor of the Overgate in Scumdee

Used to get mine from MacGregors

Is one of the three favorites for the Graeme Butler Cup!

[s]Rufus wrote on 12:28, 17th Apr 2004:
This thread is becoming something of a legend.


That's because it's so much fun baiting PB, although ot looks as though he doesn't read it - either that or he's too chicken to post on it

[s]LeopardSkinQueen wrote on 15:42, 16th Apr 2004:

*cackles madly*

Too, too funny.

Poor Rimmer though

I have a copy of that picture, signed by Chris Barrie. I shall never be able to look at it in the same way again.


/me grovels for a copy

[s]Pilmour Boy wrote on 15:14, 16th Apr 2004:
Rebecca Zieglar (Sorry, I can't remember how to spell her surname.)


That's it! Thank you
Put that in your pipe and smoke it

What horrors have you done to my beautiful Rimmer?!?

[s]Bonnie wrote on 12:20, 16th Apr 2004:
Neither have we entirely decided what to do with it this year.


I think we have, we just haven't told you

[s] ever_nocturnal wrote on 12:22, 16th Apr 2004: You were voted in against no-one & RON has never one, even with the most vigorous campaigning. So quite frankly if an awful person (matriculated student) they would still have got it. Um, last year's DoC election wasn't uncontested. I can't remember ...

*shudders* For some reason my warped mind has just produced the image of a hologram Reilley in that fetching gingham dress in the Red Dwarf episode where Rimmer goes mad. Although Rimmer is far more attractive. Mmmmm... Rimmer... http://www.thekeep.org/~kunoichi/kunoichi/red_dwarf/rimmer_flibble.jpg...

[s] Rufus wrote on 11:33, 16th Apr 2004: I don't know...I think a hologram Reilly would be preferable to a flesh and blood one. Then he might get a taste of his own medicine when people walk through and over him. *snerk* but think of the horror of two of them... Perhaps *she* (yes, we know who you a...