Chit Chattan

[Tweedle-Dum]

[s]liliputian wrote on 02:04, 2nd Nov 2004:
Oh Mr Senior Student - you were sooooooooo drunk tonight!




let's not forget the morning also. He may still be not sober.

[liliputian]

much like you then?

[hr]i know you want the sin but not the sinner...

[liliputian]

For the first time that I can remember Mr Dum has missed a debate! Would that be in favour of a certain curly-headed new yorker...?

[hr]i know you want the sin but not the sinner...

[Cain]

[s]liliputian wrote on 20:52, 3rd Nov 2004:
For the first time that I can remember Mr Dum has missed a debate!


is this non-attendance a matter for the serjeant at arms?

[hr]
It's now who you know, it's who who you know knows

[liliputian]

Mr Dum's presence is not required, thus Mr Dee needn't discipline, if that's what you're suggesting.
However perhaps Mr Dee would be upset to have been carelessly tossed aside for a girl by Mr Dum...!

[hr]i know you want the sin but not the sinner...

[Cain]

[s]liliputian wrote on 21:51, 3rd Nov 2004:
Mr Dum's presence is not required, thus Mr Dee needn't discipline, if that's what you're suggesting.


but then there's always the difference between what you want and what you need.

[hr]
It's now who you know, it's who who you know knows

[little headache]

[s]liliputian wrote on 20:52, 3rd Nov 2004:
For the first time that I can remember Mr Dum has missed a debate! Would that be in favour of a certain curly-headed new yorker...?

I'm sure it is rather Father Ted that caught the roaming eye of Mr Dum.

[hr]
...the truth is rarely pure and never simple; modern life would be very tedious if it were either, and modern literature a complete impossibility...

[liliputian]

Eeeeuw now that's just wrong...

I know Mr Dum has bad taste in men - hmm chicken fajitas... - but Father Ted??? Jeez that guy's old!

And dead come to think of it... maybe it's him that's into corpses rather than who he and I originally agreed upon...

Btw - whose pyjama bottoms did you sleep in/wake up in this morning...?

[s]edited to please Thackary[/s]

[Thackary]

Wasn't it stated at the top of the thread that (real) names would be omitted, in order to mildly protect the identities of those involved?

[little headache]

[s]liliputian wrote on 08:45, 4th Nov 2004:
Btw - whose pyjama bottoms did you sleep in/wake up in this morning...?

My own, naturally (and let me add that they are much more comfortable).


[hr]
...the truth is rarely pure and never simple; modern life would be very tedious if it were either, and modern literature a complete impossibility...

[liliputian]

So glad to hear!

[hr]i know you want the sin but not the sinner...

[Akasha]

glad to see you are still alive little headache... was worried about leaving you on the doorstep with tweedle-dum

and my, wasn't the gossip flying last night...
Jules, you and i have an appointment with a sharp blunt object.. and not the one you are thinking of darling

[liliputian]

oh come on people - where's the gossip?


[hr]i know you want the sin but not the sinner...

[Cain]

[s]liliputian wrote on 22:21, 6th Nov 2004:
oh come on people - where's the gossip?


on that note, if anybody is reading this board to see if their unreg post has appeared here yet... don't hold your breath. it won't be about any time soon.

as for gossip...I find that its more powerful if its concentrated in the hands of a select few. when you pass it around it gets devalued.

[hr]
It's now who you know, it's who who you know knows

[Midget]

You can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need.

[adam freeman]

Now what you folks seem to have missed is 2003's 'alternative' McIntosh Newsletter, 'Shit Chattan' ...

Sadly, the second edition of the aformentioned underground rag (ew! an 'underground rag') never made the shelves as certain members of the editorial 'bored of ten' thought the revelations to be too 'revealy'. Only one edition ever entered the public domain.

Here's a reminder of what you've been missing out on - an article written for the first addition by a certain former senior student...

Cutting-edge quantum physicist, Dr Cat Bailie, today made a startling claim that may change the way we look at Hall forever: A-floor may not exist in conventional reality. "Basically," says Dr Bailie, "I have found evidence to suggest that A-floor does not exist unless a person from B-floor is present, and thus the very existence of the floor comes into question upon their departure.
Distinct A-floor events are rumoured to have occurred in the past but this has never been proven, leading Dr Bailie to label them 'non-events'. In addition, the groud of A-floor is known to slope at peculiar non-Eucleidian angles, and the rooms are frequently noticed to be smaller that their outside appearance. Dr Bailie grimly speculates that this may have been a factor in the decision to place males on A-floor in the year coming.

[Tweedle-Dum]

For important reasons, it has to be noted that two nights ago liliputian was rumoured to have been seen leaving a house on hope street having spent a night with the biggest Sinner of them all

[hr]
Live by the sword, die by the arrow.

[little headache]

Leaving in the afternoon, no less.

[hr]...the truth is rarely pure and never simple; modern life would be very tedious if it were either, and modern literature a complete impossibility...

[Light the Rag]

Which Sinners live on Hope Street?

[liliputian]

there's no (regular) sinners that live on hope street - we just crashed at someone's flat on Friday night, the 'biggest sinner of them all' and I.

[hr]i know you want the sin but not the sinner...