Minutes of Elevenses Meeting of the Pembroke College Winnie-the-Pooh Society
In which we are Austentatious and minty, and Wensleydale has the wrong sort of berries.
Held on Saturday 15th May in Ignatius's room, Grange Road
Present: Ed (M, C), Christopher, Janet [James has written his name such that it looks like “Janet”- Roseanna].
Later present: Simon, Max, Annie, Roseanna, Carol.
- Meeting opened 16.17.
- Visitors can vote. 3-0-0-0.
- Linux users pay for something!
- Enter Simon, Max.
- Discussion of Steam.
- Pineapples: anything [scribble] works, you just have to push it hard enough.
- Take the one you’re not currently touching, by telekinesis. 6-0-0-1 (doggy style).
- Enter Annie.
- “Ow”, the tea is hot.
- It’s not just any joke, it’s an M&S joke. 2-4-0-0.
- The undersecretary does not want to hear the above joke made again. 3-1-1-2 (It’s not any old undersecretary...; no one does).
- Enter Will, Alicia.
- “Austen-tatios” [Because Ed (M) can’t spell – Roseanna] “It’s not any old pun...” 7-0-1-2 (Alicia voted twice) [What?- Roseanna].
- Enter Roseanna.
- Will unilaterally censures the mint tea (for being minty). Roseanna approves.
- Lord of the Rings. Troades. Something.
- Minutes yoinked again.
- Ignatius is a pest.
- The secretary is forced to defend the minutes by force.
- The James points out that the weapon being thrust at Roseanna by Ignatius is longer than it’s wide.
- We read OTV.
- Censure the rest of PoohSoc for being idiots. 4-4-2-1 (‘licia voted and abstained) CR for.
- We have a waps.
- We gain a Carol.
- Mandate everyone to call James “Janet” for the rest of the meeting. 8-3-1-0.
- Max leaves.
- We discuss Greek letters.
- Quiet descends.
- They had the wrong sort of berries in Wensleydale.
- Exit Simon.
- Commend Alicia for violence against Will. 6-1-2-0.
- Eor reads “Knights and Ladies”.
- Tea inhalation is failsome.
- The discussion is more disturbing than standard PoohSoc conversations; Carol is impressed.
- We discuss crushed velvet and its tastefulness, or lack thereof.
- Close. 7-0-1-0.
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