Minute of the Pembroke College Winnie the Pooh Society Elevenses Meeting held on 10th March on The Bridge and Jenny's room, H1.
Present: Ben, Owen, Martin, Andrew, Debbie, Rosie, Jenny; visitors Rob, Keeley, Matthew.
Apologies: Ian.
- Matthew (pronounced Irishly) is a trainee teacher at UEA, but he used to go to Cambridge. Rob is a 2nd year mathmo at Tit Hall.
- The porters have no e-mail address, so we will have to talk to them in person.
- We vote to play Poohsticks.
- We vote that visitors can vote too.
- Ben, Martin and Owen want to chop someone's arms off.
- 'Do what on the beach Ben?' - Rosie
- 'We've done it on the real one though' - Ben
- The diversion sign is censured.
- Sticks should be dead before we pick them up for playing Poohsticks.
- Ben strips off.
- game I: Owen (draw with someone).
- 'It's the very tip that matters' - Owen.
- game II: Ben
- game III, played with 2 anonymous visitors: Ben
- Martin takes photos.
- We shouldn't drown any helpless animals apart from Owen: passed.
- game IV: Matthew and Owen draw.
- Owen's stick is chemically treated.
- game V: Andrew
- game VI, played with 2 more anonymous visitors: Jenny; Keeley admits to cheating for the 2nd time.
- Someone else apologised for not attending.
- 'Yes! It's me!' - Ben; 'by 2 inches' - Andrew
- Andrew throws his stick ahead of the rest.
- 'Andrew's going off to play by himself' - Ben; 'Hang on a minute, I haven't got a spare hand' - Rosie.
- 'Duck', 'Duck!'
- game V, trial for members of the poohsticks team: Andrew ahead but 3" too low.
- Andrew can show Rosie what 3" is.
- 'That's me there! That long curly one!' - Andrew.
- game VI, trial to be Captain of Poohsticks: Andrew.
- Votes to play all our sticks for the last game: passed
- game VII: Andrew (cheating).
- Jenny plays with Martin the same way Richard plays with Niel.
- Ben doesn't want to know who gave 'it' [Niel] to Richard.
- We are too busy going to get tea to vote on whether to get tea.
- 'I'll write that down in a minute' - Rosie; 'Best place for it' - Ben
- 'Duck!'
- Owen doesn't get it at home.
- Owen calls Jenny a mug. Jenny has an ample supply.
- Andrew's twig is 3" long.
- We read the letter from the Lord Mallard.
- Commend him: passed
- Letter from WAGN (Ben explains the situation to visitors).
- Coffee's not theoretical it's heretical.
- We will let Mandy know that we are unable to reply to her reply.
- Noe confidence in the treasury: failed.
- Jenny has a giant tea strainer.
- We sort out the signatories for the bank.
- Claire is shopping for wedding dresses.
- 'Is it still called "kitchen roll" if you use it in the bedroom?' - Owen.
- Minutes of last meeting have been retrieved.
- Cristopher Robin decides on hung matters.
- 'Gosh he's well hung': hung: Jenny decides against.
- You get more conversation from biscuit crumbs than members of Peterhouse.
- Anna needs educating with a big stick.
- Andrew can't write minutes at all: passed
[55. Rosie is not much better]
- Technical faliure, Ben provides music.
- Ben sings again.
- We converted one person during Elevation.
- We talk about 10 Fitz Street last year.
- Adult penguin jokes (12" carrots...)
- 'The Guardian has no connection with the real world', 'None of you have any class, style, learning...' - Ben.
- Jenny won't give 80p to Ben if he doesn't shut up.
- 'If you get it, it's hilariously funny' - Andrew
- Ben and others laugh at Andrew's New Joke.
- Rob and Keeley leave.
- Reading, In Which a Search is Organised or Organdized.
- 'Will someone wake me up on Monday morning?' - Ben
- Jenny imagines Andrew is soft and succulent and exeedingly good.
- He claims to have more than 964kJ per serving though.
- Jenny and Owen argue about Honey And Condensed Milk.
- We must get The Jam on the website.
- Jeny and Ben want to send teachers forms to fill in.
- Ben will take the WAGN letter to Granny. Maybe we'll get it oublished in his train magazine.
- Can you not all look at me and stare at me?: passed
- Debbie's matriculating, and might get accomodation.
- Meeting closed.
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