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Postby Cain on Fri Nov 17, 2006 9:21 pm

Quoting starsandsparkles from 20:58, 17th Nov 2006
Apparently the Uni will refuse to let us use the Quad or any other University property on the Monday and the police will definitely not allow us to have it in the street so that will be the end of the foam fight at least.


I have a terrible sense of foreboding.

It involves people thinking that "since they're going to cancel it anyway, we might as well go out with a bang."

please let me be wrong on Monday afternoon.

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Postby Bizarre Atheist on Fri Nov 17, 2006 9:33 pm

Quoting Cain from 21:21, 17th Nov 2006
I have a terrible sense of foreboding.

It involves people thinking that "since they're going to cancel it anyway, we might as well go out with a bang."

please let me be wrong on Monday afternoon.

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Postby Captain_Spanky on Sat Nov 18, 2006 12:36 am

Hell I'm not taking part this year. I'll either be at work or in bed with a chest infection. However I encourage everyone to have fun and take care of yourselves, and each other. It is possible to have drunken fun without death and destruction you know. Try something less damaging to the town, like porking a fat girl. Not only will you be keeping youself out of trouble, you'll be giving the fatty a boost in self esteem.

I can see it now:

"Raisin sunday getting you down?
Worried about the pressure of years of academic debauchery?
DON'T wander in to traffic!
DON'T steal!
DO place your man meat between the warm enveloping folds of a drunken fat chick. She'll appriciate it. Just don't let your friends catch you doing it. It's like riding a moped really."



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Postby Warlike Lover on Sat Nov 18, 2006 1:00 am

Quoting Captain_Spanky from 00:36, 18th Nov 2006
"Raisin sunday getting you down?
Worried about the pressure of years of academic debauchery?
DON'T wander in to traffic!
DON'T steal!
DO place your man meat between the warm enveloping folds of a drunken fat chick. She'll appriciate it. Just don't let your friends catch you doing it. It's like riding a moped really."


That's all very well, but what's in it for me? Surely I'd still be porking a fat chick?
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Postby Captain_Spanky on Sat Nov 18, 2006 1:25 am

Rohyponol son. For you, not for her mind. Add some viagra and BOOM unconcious and hard!

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Postby Grandpa on Sat Nov 18, 2006 5:12 am

Is Captain_Spanky trying to add form or substance to his name?

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Postby Captain_Spanky on Sat Nov 18, 2006 9:47 am

Naw my name was already caused by a suitable incident lost to the mists of time. I'm sure you can imagine it's content.

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Postby Harry Giles on Sat Nov 18, 2006 10:22 am

Surely you mean authoritarianism, not fascism. If you don't, I'd go revise your understanding of what fascism entails.


I'm a leftist; we have a long and ingrained tradition of referring to everything nasty as fascism.

Might want to look up republicanism while you're at it...


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Postby Guest on Sat Nov 18, 2006 4:07 pm

I've got a firend who's going to use people as raisin receipts, (i may end up being one of them.), I'd like to see the police "tested" for theft on them, and but how would he prove "proof of ownership"?
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Postby pea on Sat Nov 18, 2006 4:23 pm

Has anyone seen the article the Citizen yet?

Headline: Crackdown on "Raisin" Rumpus.

Quote = "Last year's antices were some of the worst in living memory, with heads bitten off live chickens, tins of beans poured over innocent townspeople in the street and a mum and new baby traumatised by drunken students flinging themselves on her car".

While I knew about the tins of beans, and that chickens had been stolen and killed, I didn't think that students were turning into Marilyn Manson, and I didn't know about the mum and baby thing.

I suspect the Citizen is doing it's usual "students are the eptiome of evil" thing but biting the heads off chickens is taking it a bit far, even for them...

(Before any MM fan wants to correct me, I know the rumours about him sacrificing chickens at his show are false. I went to one for a start).

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Postby pea on Sat Nov 18, 2006 4:23 pm

Sorry, double post.
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Postby flarewearer on Sat Nov 18, 2006 4:28 pm

Quoting Harry Giles from 10:22, 18th Nov 2006
Surely you mean authoritarianism, not fascism. If you don't, I'd go revise your understanding of what fascism entails.


I'm a leftist; we have a long and ingrained tradition of referring to everything nasty as fascism.


Ah, I see, just like I have a long and ingrained tradition of referring to leftists as commie pinkos

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Postby Bizarre Atheist on Sat Nov 18, 2006 6:02 pm

Quoting pea from 16:23, 18th Nov 2006
Has anyone seen the article the Citizen yet?

Headline: Crackdown on "Raisin" Rumpus.

Quote = "Last year's antices were some of the worst in living memory, with heads bitten off live chickens, tins of beans poured over innocent townspeople in the street and a mum and new baby traumatised by drunken students flinging themselves on her car".

While I knew about the tins of beans, and that chickens had been stolen and killed, I didn't think that students were turning into Marilyn Manson, and I didn't know about the mum and baby thing.

I suspect the Citizen is doing it's usual "students are the eptiome of evil" thing but biting the heads off chickens is taking it a bit far, even for them...

(Before any MM fan wants to correct me, I know the rumours about him sacrificing chickens at his show are false. I went to one for a start).


I just got on here to comment on that very article!

Unfortunately this is simply a case of standard media exaggeration - a guy was hit by a car, but he was hardly 'flinging himself' - he stepped out into the road without looking. Stupid thing to do, but he wan't even that drunk, just inattentive.

A chicken's head was *cut* off by a gatecrasher at a party where chickens were waiting to be raisin receipts. Head-biting!? I think not.

The beans thing is true, though of course the beans had other students as their target and things went marginally awry.

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Postby Lid on Sat Nov 18, 2006 6:07 pm

Quoting pea from 16:23, 18th Nov 2006
I suspect the Citizen is doing it's usual "students are the eptiome of evil" thing but biting the heads off chickens is taking it a bit far, even for them...


Raisin Weekend was the lead story on the ITV version of Reporting Scotland one night last week. They reported the alleged biting the heads off chickens. Surely the burden of proof lies with The Citizen on this, something I'd guess they cannot fulfil.

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Postby Jono on Sat Nov 18, 2006 9:30 pm

Head biting chickens? Nice to know that the citizen is as much of a bastion of even-handed publication as our own Saint (and sinner?).
This just in: Lamp-post traumatises woman and baby: Refusal to defer to the local Scottish family unit! Shock Horror (installed by an english company perhaps?), Exclusive to all reactionary local papers!
(in any event, by default any road accident involving a pedestrian is the drivers fault...in England and Wales anyway.)

Incidentally it was Alice Cooper, not Marylin Manson who allegedly bit off a chickens head during a concert(He actually did nothing of the sort, as opposed to the people in the story).

This is where I object to the assumption that I, purely in my capacity as a student, should be tarnished with the same brush as some animal abusing shit-head. I spent my rasin sunday in a state of perpetual merryment! I didn't get so drunk that I needed my stomach pumped, and I didn't sacrifice any scottish children in the name of Thatcher. Why am I to be demonised for the actions of others?

Also, why is Raisin monday being threatened? Surely the inherent behavioural problems are a result of the Sunday drinking, not the Monday foam fight. Intrinsically linked or not, the Monday causes minimal disruption (less a day off from lectures).

As for the "Cancelling raisin Sunday" well pish and tish to that! even if they "Cancel it" I will be adopting academic kids next year. I will be hosting a party. I will let randoms i've probably never met since orientation week come along and drink my booze. The buck might stop at Prof. Lang's office door, but the university certainly does not! Raisin weekend will continue with or without the tacit support of the ivory towered court. There's nothing to stop the Association allowing the foam fight elsewhere. Perhaps on the green behind the union building if it comes down to it.

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Postby Thackary on Sat Nov 18, 2006 9:44 pm

That is also University property...
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Postby Frank on Sat Nov 18, 2006 10:12 pm

With regards to the Citizen: Surely we can mount a returning fire Broadside from the Chihuahua and the Saint?

The Chihuahua at least would be in good position to report on the terrorising of students on 'Grape Sunday' in mid November when locals bit of student's heads with chickens and allegedly fling cars in front of babies?

Where do I sign up to write an article...



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Postby inshaala on Sat Nov 18, 2006 11:09 pm

From the email:


Cheers
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So you all just had a massive debate over the threatened action of police over an email which wasn't sent to all students, nor (from what i can tell) was from an official source, signed by one "Iain, Senior Student". Did history lessons at GCSE not teach anyone anything? Question your sources in the first instance, because unless i am so ignorant to University hierarchy "Senior Student" isnt a position of authority i am aware of...

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Postby pea on Sat Nov 18, 2006 11:51 pm

Quoting jono from 21:30, 18th Nov 2006
Incidentally it was Alice Cooper, not Marylin Manson who allegedly bit off a chickens head during a concert(He actually did nothing of the sort, as opposed to the people in the story).


If you read what I'd said at the bottom of my post you would have seen I said sacrificing chickens, not biting heads off of.

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Postby Dom on Sun Nov 19, 2006 12:04 am

According to the two police officers I spoke to in the Union tonight, the University is NOT speaking on behalf of the police in the emails they're sending round. The police have had a very realxed briefing on it, and will not be "clamping down" any more than they would do on a Friday night.

Edit: inshaala, the senior student was merely passing on information obtained from somewhere else. It was not his own words, I think he made that reasonably clear at the start. Before you start waffling on about GCSE history, please save yourself embarassment by reading the information given to you.
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