Minutes of the Punting expoitition of Saturday 6th June 1998
Present:Michael, Kirsten, Jenny, Rob Anderson, Granny, Steven, Anfony, Susy, Catherine, Ben
- We are in 2 punts. Granny and Anfony punting.
- Jenny is nominated as secretary [and so takes the minutes today].
- We are currently Benless, but he is meant to be catching us up after a liaison with Becky.
- Susy and Catherine are here on an open day to Queens, but Kirsten invited them along after Anfony suggested it for some unknown reason.
- Granny's punt stops to pick Ben up. He is looking rather flustered and there is no tea in sight.
- Ben is lusting after 6th formers.
- Kirsten distributes cake.
- Granny's lost the technique again.
- Ben's a sexist bastard.
- We've lost our pole.
- Votes to censure Anfony for deserting us. 3:1:0 motion carried
- Votes to allow visitors to vote. 3:1:0 motion carried
- Ben flirts with random woman on another punt.
- Granny's pole is sticky.
- Ben boards the other punt - nothing to do with 6th formers at all!
- Votes to censure Ben for being sexist. 453,561:0:0 motion carried
- Rabbit sends his apologies and so did Chris Emerson.
- The ducks are overtaking us.
- We see Kanchon with sister and friends in another punt.
- The other punt catches us up.
- Anfony distributes drink.
- Michael is so Cambridge.
- The other punt collides with a bush. He he he!
- Another random punt asks for cake and recognises us as The Strange Winnie-the-Pooh society.
- Our punt collides with a bush. Not he he he. :-(
- Ben reads Anfony's dodgy cake poem again.
- We partake is some bondage.
- We read In Which Piglet Is Entirely Surrounded By Water.
- We pass a punt where a load of men are chucking each other in. And I thought Pooh-soc was weird.
- We get funny looks from people on the banks, but then again, Ben had his piglet voice on.
- We see Dan and family on a punt and sing Happy Birthday to him.
- The 6th former leaves us.
- Votes to censure Ben for being pedantic. 6+a tree:1:0 motion carried
- We don't name our punts even though all boats have to have a name. Michael takes over the minuting.
- Ben makes gratuitous Python jokes. Michael takes over the minuting.
- A tree eats one boat and Steven gets lost momentarily.
- Granny loses his pole again.
- Votes to censure Granny for being crap. 3:2:0 motion carried
- The umbrella floats but wobbles. So do the punts.
- We turn around at 5'o'clock.
- Michael takes possesion of Granny's pole.
- Ben thinks Anfony is sweet and wants to take him home and tuck him up.
- Stephen loses his pole; lots of that going on.
- We see some baby ducks. We miss them. Just.
- Michael offers Ben his ring.
- Anfony is ambushed by some nettles.
- Ben asks for help organdizing the Garden Party. Granny volunteers to do tickets. We're going to do a treasure hunt with a map of Hundred Acre Wood. Still need someone to do food.
- Another punt almost lose their pole - but don't. The punter doesn't even fall in. We are impressed.
- We hit a tree. It said "Bang".
- There is a Pembrokian majority for once.
- Michael offers his watch and promises to get to his underwear eventually.
- Granny finds a swing.
- Granny jumps Ben.
- Ben calls Granny a swinger.
- Kirsten wants to know how to translate the 'bonhommy' passage into French, and finds no satisfactory answer.
- Granny is horrible to Kirsten.
- Granny suggests punting with 4 poles in 2 punts. We could pretend we were in Oxford and Cambridge simultaneously.
- We meet 48,000 mathmos. The mathmo resistance are making progress in their secret misssion to rule Cambridge!
- Granny wants grappling irons and a rolled out zebra crossing so he can bridge hop Fen Causeway.
- Michael looks elegant.
- Granny is very vulgar about vibrating poles and how to hold them.
- Votes to censure Granny for said vulgarity. 6:1:1 motion carried
- Anfony loses his pole and the minutes almost go for a swim.
- One punt has 2 poles and the other none. Obviously granny's fault for thinking it would be interesting.
- Votes to close. 6:1:1 motion carried.
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