Minutes of the Extraordinary Elevenses Meeting
In which a medic visits from NZ and has found coasters.
Held on Monday the 12th January 2009 in Burrell’s Field.
Present – Matt, James, Ignatius, Carol, Helen, Roseanna, CGM, Will, Alicia, Rachel, Ed, Kate.
- 4.10pm Meeting Opened.
- James’ biscuit tin contains biscuits.
- Helen wants a Fitzbillies postcard.
- The runic postcard is in Tolkien runes.
- There are twenty Party Rings in a packet.
- Ignatius’ sister has threatened to write.
- Enter Will, Rachel and Alicia.
- Hot water is hot. 7-0-2-0.
- Will is in the bathroom cutting something with Ignatius’ scissors.
- Don’t worry, there won’t be any blood, he’ll clean it up.
- CGM would like to host next week so she can bake.
- There is always/usually a second layer of biscuits.
- There is at least a second layer of biscuits. 7-0-1-0.
- Visitors can vote. 6-0-2-0.
- Is Ignatius’ cupboard lockable? No, apparently not.
- Much key discussion. Matt says something complicated.
- Will needed scissors to take his boots off.
- Today we’ll read Saturday’s minutes.
- Will is unable to load Ignatius’ crossbow.
- James explains.
- Will is unimpressed because he’s incompetent.
- The proposed minuting scheme – passed.
- There’s not a lot of people to talk Elvish with.
- There is an online place where words have been elvishised.
- A society sings songs in Elvish over Tolkien’s grave.
- Will put cola bottles in his tea.
- Some of the video is spent looking at the bin because I have bad aim. 4-2-3-0.
- Oh yeah plants, they’re green. 4-3-1-1 (sometimes).
- Cola bottles that have been put in boiling water are really odd.
- Surely we must buy some for Roseanna to be attached to. 5-2-3-0.
- Will wants Ignatius’ computer to be turned on.
- He has not checked his emails and did not get up half an hour earlier for that purpose.
- The runic postcard is read.
- That’s not a “t”, that’s a little arrow thing.
- Evil genius is a good game.
- Ignatius’ desk is not a good mousemat.
- “That’s not how girls undress, normally.”
- Reading – in which it is shown that Tiggers can’t climb trees (to continue the tree theme).
- Will has a low attention span. He highlights where he is so he knows where he is.
- It turns into a weird squeaky voice competition.
- Enter Ed.
- It appears to be Monday.
- The cookbook is science fiction.
- Harry Seldon knows kung-fu.
- Will has a thing at home… WOW.
- Kinky lawnmower in German.
- Science! (exclamation mark disputed).
- With TIG welding you can weld everything.
- Oolong, it’s dragon-flavour.
- Teabags with string are useful.
- If we type in “solar windmill thing” it will tell us. 7-2-1-1 (it’ll tell us two conflicting things at least).
- Ignatius fails at google searching.
- Will has google-fu.
- The Romans deserved “it”.
- Discussion of galactic wars (including Space Greece).
- The space sea is breathable so you can stand on the deck and spear harpies.
- Woo metric.
- Ignatius has red teeth of redness. (Will has a laser pointer).
- It’s air pressure. 5-2-4-0.
- Ignatius’ Welsh postcard is translated (badly) by the internet.
- Ignatius does what the computer tells him.
- It’s just damn weird. 9-1-1-0.
- Hot-cross-bun fudge.
- It has no spooniness, it is a spife.
- Where did the “s” come from?
- Fife or knork.
- Like cheese but you make it with sugar instead of milk.
- We could vote that for the next half hour Ed Anderson doesn’t exist. 9-0-2-1 (we could).
- For the next half hour, Ed Anderson doesn’t exist (from 5.55pm). 7-0-2-1 (so far as I know he doesn’t exist in the first place).
- Attempts at silly motions, none seconded.
- Is Ed Anderson actually a spy?
- Winnie the Pooh coasters to be found near the fudge shop.
- Up to four coasters are authorized.
- We think Carol should do the buying.
- A fictional Ed Anderson appears.
- He is the rubber-band fairy.
- Many-conversational-chaos.
- Ignatius puts on a crown and is hailed.
- Nobody would hurt a sea-kitten.
- Failure to fire a pink wafer from a crossbow.
- Success at same.
- Close meeting. 9-0-0-1 (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Asparagus).
- Meeting closed.
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