Poster sales

[jenniferloveschewits]

Anyone know when there's next going to be a poster sale in the Union? Got a wall covered in blue-tack marks to cover up, y'see...

[maz]

Anyone know when there's next going to be a poster sale in the Union? Got a wall covered in blue-tack marks to cover up, y'see...

[jenniferloveschewits]

Thank you.

[James Baster]

No, No, according to the flyers, todays poster sale is in the "Refractory"

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[The_Farwall]

A refractory? A huge glass roofed hall full of prisms and mirrors perhaps?
The flyers say the refectory but the refractory does sound a lot more fun.

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- Charlie King

[Oli]

I didn't know we had a refectory. Where is it?

[Al]

Behind the refractory?

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[Oli]

Or perhaps through the refractory?

[Prophet Tenebrae]

Apparently posters are a fire hazard. We should be afraid if they explode into flames.

[Oli]

If any posters of mine exploded into flames, I should think I'd be afraid.

In fact, I'm afraid in case they explode into flames.

As if I didn't have enough to worry about.

[Prophet Tenebrae]

I think there is a correlation between the dangerous nature of posters and the apparent Hellmouth behind Andrew Melville.

Mass hysteria.

[LJ]

I think it's daft that we're not allowed to have unlit candles in our rooms. Unlit candles (wax) are a lot less flammable than all these textbooks and notes we accumulate over the year. Also... they're a smaller fire hazard (unlit) than the lamps they put in the rooms! Oh, and whoever could forget that half the folk in this uni probably have fags and lighters in their rooms.

[James Baster]

I dont think its the candles spontaneusly combusting there worried about, but people forgetting about them and leaving them lit. I've heard of them happening a lot. A family in Orkney died in a house fire caused this way.



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[Al]

Plus lit candles do produce a lot of smoke and soot. A flat-mate of mine had an ever increasing obsession with candles. By the time the lease was up, his room looked like it had been re-painted black. It was awful. Mind you, pretty much everything about him was awful.

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