Minutes of the Pembroke College Winnie-the-Pooh Society elevenses meeting
Held on Saturday 19th January 2008 in Lucy Cavendish Common Room
present: CGM, James, Ed, Carol, Lisa & Owen, Jack, Beetle, Bink (briefly).
apologies: Ben (who also sends a tea scoop)
- Meeting open 4.06pm.
- CGM: Is a swede a rutabaga or a neep? Rutabaga.
- CGM has books including the Pooh songbook.
- Carol arrives bearing interesting Early Grey.
- Varsity says that Pembroke serves free-range vegan sushi.
- Reading of the minutes of <10.11.07>.
- CGM scoops some teabags with the scoop.
- Reality should be suspended during the reading of minutes, else too much happens. 3-0-3. Carried.
- Censure reality for carrying on regardless. 4-0-2. Carried.
- All things being equal, if we don't know whose fault it is, it is Alex's fault. 3-1-2. Carried
- Censure Alex for being late. 4-0-1-1(elephant). Carried.
- Discussion of old Hallowe'en decorations invading the ceiling.
- Censure the boat club for getting black stuff in Lisa's tea. It is nothing to do with her. 4-1-1. Carried.
- James, of CGM's brownies: These are really nice. 4-0-2.
- Discussion of oil-blacking to create well-seasoned pans. It's better than non-stick.
- Lisa asks Owen: Remind me to bring a crêpe paper, a paper plate and
matches to the next meeting for making floaty things. They're supposed
to be safer than fireworks.
- The ostrich products stall on the Sunday Market.
- Reading of some of the minutes of <17.11.07>.
- Jack is officially interesting, though Owen is still important.
- Commend Ed for random knowledge of recycling and plastics. 7-0-2. Carried.
- Pete is a form of plastic. (http://www.ides.com/resources/plastic-recycling-codes.asp)
- American, Imperial and SI units.
- Some part of Canada reached -40° (either), and allows whaling in
small rural communities. Owen: Do you get many whales in small rural
communities?
- Lisa is wearing a pretty t-shirt, if her long-sleeved top may be considered a t-shirt.
- Tea may work. 5-0-3. Carried.
- Anna looks awfully dynamic. 4-0-2-2. Carried.
- Censure the boat club for getting black stuff in Jack's tea. 5-2-1. Carried.
- Beetle proposes a motion. 4-1-1. Carried.
- Anna has not been attacked by zombies in a long time.
- Beetle no longer owes CGM £6.
- Lisa & Owen no longer owe the Society £4, Carol does.
- Medical students Bury St Edmunds. 4-1-2-1. Carried.
- Lisa: "Extension." 3-1-2-1. Carried.
- We can vote that Bink can vote. Withdrawn.
- No more votes until the reading of the minutes is complete. 7-0-1. Carried. [Continuing from 18.]
- Reading: NT 9 - The Wolery.
- Lucy's Bar is a court of Pembroke College. 7-0-1. Carried.
- Carol for Kanga. 5-0-1-1. Carried. Carol is elected Kanga.
- Lisa: "Please don't come and kill us all."
- Beetle appears to be ringing.
- Commend sound for coming through the doorway to us. 6-0-2. Carried.
- Commend Alex for piano playing. 6-0-2. Carried.
- Christopher Robin is mostly a plot device. Nobody seconds this.
- Christopher Robin is God. 2-3-2. Failed.
- Lisa's mum says "Don't eat with your mouth full".
- Commend Ed for having knowledge. 4-1-3. Carried.
- Alex reads Introduction to The King's Breakfast from the songbook.
- Were Alex to write a review of Harry Potter on the fly-leaf of the songbook, we would be able to censure him. 5-1-1. Carried.
- Alderney = cow. Alderman ~= mayor. They're not the same.
- Mandate Alex to skip. 5-0-1-1. Carried.
- Mandate Alex to stand on one leg in Market Square and sing the National Anthem. 3-3-1. CR decides for.
- We sing the National Anthem and bits of other national anthems.
- The Archers theme tune.
- Lisa once stood on a road roundabout.
- Meeting closed 5-0-2 as Ed is running out of page.
- We could have really small minutes. 5-0-2. Carried.
- The fly is scared of Lisa's Jaffa Cake.
- Anecdote by Jack about online mapping.
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