7:30 for 8:00 O'clock makes sense once more!
As of our next Lower Parliament Hall debate, the literary debate on Weddnesday the 26th of November, there will be drinks served in the foyer of the psychology department from 7:30.
Please do come along- all are most welcome.
Donations are.....i want to say compulsory, but......encouraged? Yes, that is a much 'nicer'word.
Donations are encouraged.
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by Phoebe Stoves on Wed Nov 19, 2003 3:08 pm
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by Eliot Wilson on Wed Nov 19, 2003 3:26 pm
Good, good. Suppose the Senate Room's still out of the question?
[hr]"In a battle between yourself and the world, back the world." Kafka
[hr]"In a battle between yourself and the world, back the world." Kafka
Bill and Ted beat the Grim Reaper at Twister
Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes."
Death: "Don't patronise me."
Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes."
Death: "Don't patronise me."
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by John Stewart on Wed Nov 19, 2003 6:13 pm
As always, I doubt we'll be getting a sniff of the senate room for a long time.
One step at a time, Eliot...this is heartening enough news.
One step at a time, Eliot...this is heartening enough news.
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by Eliot Wilson on Thu Nov 20, 2003 3:29 am
Tut tut, Miss Wilson. Past your bedtime.
[hr]"In a battle between yourself and the world, back the world." Kafka
[hr]"In a battle between yourself and the world, back the world." Kafka
Bill and Ted beat the Grim Reaper at Twister
Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes."
Death: "Don't patronise me."
Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes."
Death: "Don't patronise me."
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by Eliot Wilson on Thu Nov 20, 2003 3:49 am
I don't think the undead have a bedtime.
[hr]"In a battle between yourself and the world, back the world." Kafka
[hr]"In a battle between yourself and the world, back the world." Kafka
Bill and Ted beat the Grim Reaper at Twister
Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes."
Death: "Don't patronise me."
Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes."
Death: "Don't patronise me."
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by Phoebe Stoves on Thu Nov 20, 2003 8:54 am
For a moment i was very pleased to see such a response to my thread and wondered, 'ah, what constructive comments might i find on here?' but, alas! we are discussing bedtimes- very well-
it is true, you are all awake at a very late (early?) hour, but something tells me that i am posting at an even more peculiar hour, that many of you have not seen in a long, long time!
tee hee hee!
it is true, you are all awake at a very late (early?) hour, but something tells me that i am posting at an even more peculiar hour, that many of you have not seen in a long, long time!
tee hee hee!-
Phoebe Stoves
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by Eliot Wilson on Thu Nov 20, 2003 11:42 am
My God! They have a nine o'clock IN THE MORNING too? When did that start? And what does one use it for?
[hr]"In a battle between yourself and the world, back the world." Kafka
[hr]"In a battle between yourself and the world, back the world." Kafka
Bill and Ted beat the Grim Reaper at Twister
Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes."
Death: "Don't patronise me."
Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes."
Death: "Don't patronise me."
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Free Drinks
by Tweedledum on Thu Nov 20, 2003 12:36 pm
I hope there will be enough to fuel my midweek alcohol hankering/addiction.
And all because you can't make donations compulsory.
Could you not sell "Special Programs" which come with a free glass of wine.
Because that would not only be legal, but ensure that costs are covered.
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"No man is an Island"
John Donne
"I'm an island, I'm bloody Ibiza"
Will Freeman (a la Nick Hornby/Hugh Grant)
And all because you can't make donations compulsory.
Could you not sell "Special Programs" which come with a free glass of wine.
Because that would not only be legal, but ensure that costs are covered.
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"No man is an Island"
John Donne
"I'm an island, I'm bloody Ibiza"
Will Freeman (a la Nick Hornby/Hugh Grant)
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by Phoebe Stoves on Thu Nov 20, 2003 12:59 pm
[s]Tweedledum wrote on 12:36, 20th Nov 2003:
Could you not sell "Special Programs" which come with a free glass of wine.
Certainly, sir. you make and pay for the 'Special Programmes' and then perhaps the board will consider it. Otherwise, no.
Could you not sell "Special Programs" which come with a free glass of wine.
Certainly, sir. you make and pay for the 'Special Programmes' and then perhaps the board will consider it. Otherwise, no.
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by Donald Renouf on Thu Nov 20, 2003 4:57 pm
[s]exnihilo wrote on 05:56, 20th Nov 2003:
Renouf, you need to join us on MSN, cos clearly we keep similar hours.
Er - righto. "Opera underscore hat at hotmail" at this end.
Also, no word from you on a Glasgow visit as yet...
Alas, what P.G. Wodehouse terms "a certain anaemia of the exchequer" means that such an excursion would not be able to take place until after the New Year.
Renouf, you need to join us on MSN, cos clearly we keep similar hours.
Er - righto. "Opera underscore hat at hotmail" at this end.
Also, no word from you on a Glasgow visit as yet...
Alas, what P.G. Wodehouse terms "a certain anaemia of the exchequer" means that such an excursion would not be able to take place until after the New Year.
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by Tweedledum on Thu Nov 20, 2003 10:10 pm
[s]Phoebe Stoves wrote on 12:59, 20th Nov 2003:
[s]Tweedledum wrote on 12:36, 20th Nov 2003:[i]
Could you not sell "Special Programs" which come with a free glass of wine.
Certainly, sir. you make and pay for the 'Special Programmes' and then perhaps the board will consider it. Otherwise, no.
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The whole idea is that they're the same ones as now, but someone could sign them or stamp them or something.
You could collect the board's signatures
[hr]
"No man is an Island"
John Donne
"I'm an island, I'm bloody Ibiza"
Will Freeman (a la Nick Hornby/Hugh Grant)
[s]Tweedledum wrote on 12:36, 20th Nov 2003:[i]
Could you not sell "Special Programs" which come with a free glass of wine.
Certainly, sir. you make and pay for the 'Special Programmes' and then perhaps the board will consider it. Otherwise, no.
[/i]
The whole idea is that they're the same ones as now, but someone could sign them or stamp them or something.
You could collect the board's signatures
[hr]
"No man is an Island"
John Donne
"I'm an island, I'm bloody Ibiza"
Will Freeman (a la Nick Hornby/Hugh Grant)
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by Laura on Fri Nov 21, 2003 10:18 am
Mr.Watt- why do you think that people would pay for something they already get for free?
As the producer of the order papers, I would say that my two pages of ramble are less than worthy of fifty pence.
Re board signatures; you fool.
By the way- do you really think that the board hasn't discussed all options? Jon's minutes are a wonderful thing and a public document- try to read them before re- suggesting stuff.
As the producer of the order papers, I would say that my two pages of ramble are less than worthy of fifty pence.
Re board signatures; you fool.
By the way- do you really think that the board hasn't discussed all options? Jon's minutes are a wonderful thing and a public document- try to read them before re- suggesting stuff.
"When I came back to Dublin, I was courtmartialled in my absence and sentenced to death in my absence, so I said they could shoot me in my absence."
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by Laura on Fri Nov 21, 2003 11:03 am
[s]exnihilo wrote on 10:51, 21st Nov 2003:
Tsk tsk! The boy's only trying to help. How un-encouraging.
Sorry if it seemed cruel- Mr. Watt and I are very good friends and it was a bit of banter which I knew he would find humerous.
Tsk tsk! The boy's only trying to help. How un-encouraging.
Sorry if it seemed cruel- Mr. Watt and I are very good friends and it was a bit of banter which I knew he would find humerous.
"When I came back to Dublin, I was courtmartialled in my absence and sentenced to death in my absence, so I said they could shoot me in my absence."
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by Tweedle-Dee on Fri Nov 21, 2003 11:03 am
Collect all of the Board's signatures, and get a free glass of wine. They could have little stamps, and a time limit would be imposed.
"If it can't be cured with either bacon fat or vinegar, it's not worth curing"
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