Minutes of the Pembroke College Winnie-the-Pooh Society meeting, held on 13.3.99 in F2
Present: Jenny, Jeremy, Mike, Anfony, Richard, Neil, Mad Jenny, Ben, Granny, Belinda.
- We are stranded outside room F2 as Stephen Hawking very rudely takes priority over Pooh Soc.
- Motion to censure everyone who is late: 5:0:0 - motion carried.
- Mad Jenny and Belinda arrive, letting us into F2 so meeting is moved.
- Mad Jenny has been organdized and there are lots of yummy cakes in the middle of the room.
- Iw EriV, Hail Kallisti,
All Hail Discordia, damn you!!!
Ahhahahahahaaa!
I am!
- Yep.
- Anfony thinks 90% of Cambridge United Women´s Team are lesbian although these could just be the ones that have turned him down...
- Jeremy and Granny are scoffing cakes - what a surprise.
- Ben tries to reopen the meeting.
- Jenny can count.
- Belinda: When little things are put in my hole I can´t see them.
- Motion to censure Stephen Hawking for giving a lecture aimed at Americans: 6:3:0:1
(spoilt ballot) - motion carried.
- Granny has been looking at pictures of naked men.
- Apparently Mad Jenny is transparent but we won´t mention who said it as they´re too opaque.
- A punting trip is discussed for next week.
- Vote to censure Jon for not providing minutes: 3:4:1:1 (spoilt ballot) - motion failed.
- Mike is a minor deity but Ben is (or has) a major one (he claims).
- Dave Henderson has been seen by Jeremy.
- There are more planets known outside the solar system than in it.
- Dates for trip to 100 Acre Wood are discussed but nothing is decided.
- Mad Jenny is complimented on her red nose and Neil plays with it.
- Jeremy´s mini rolls are briefly revealed but no-one is impressed.
- Rachel came out.
- Jeremy imagines Ben with shoulder length hair and he and Mike laugh a lot! (?).
- Jeremy thinks Brian is a highly desirable compsci.
- Mad Jenny is over endowed.
- Dave Henderson was after Anfony´s sister who is good looking. She is a bit like Jon Heath´s Ruth and not like the usual brown haired, short, blue-fleeced natsci that all Pembroke men like, apparently.
- This means that Pembroke men like Jeremy.
- Dr Barden (Director of Studies for Maths) was sent up to Mad Jenny´s room while Ben was naked in bed which explains a lot.
- Jeremy gleefully talks about Dave Henderson naked, although according to Granny, there
isn´t much of it.
- Motion to censure Mike for reading non-Pooh material: 6:1:0 - motion carried.
- Can Mike read?
- We read Chapter 10 of the Old Testament: "In which Christopher Robin gives a Pooh Party, and we say goodbye".
- The Dean told Mike he is a perversion.
- Mike is a violent bastard and hits Jenny repeatedly.
- Motion to censure Mike for being annoying: 6:1:1:1 - motion carried.
- Motion to rusticate Mike for bad language and being naughty: 42:1:3:1 - motion carried.
- Emily comes in to return Mad Jenny´s clothes.
- We will go punting at 2pm next Saturday. Meeting in Ben´s room.
- Mad Jenny was sucking not blowing.
- If we destroy the kitchen then all the male population of Pembroke will die. He he he!
- Dana Scully undermines Jeremy´s personality.
- Anfony and Belinda play quietly together in the corner.
- Mad Jenny was glued together by her uncle.
- Very rude stuff (which is too rude to minute) is said by Granny about various members of the society.
- Jenny is always faking it, claims Granny.
- Eris is winning!!!
- Motion to censure Mike for something: 0:0:7:1 - motion abstained.
- Motion to end meeting: 2:4:1:1 - motion failed.
- Anfony dreamed of Jon Jarratt in a cowboy hat in a barn with an unknown woman.
- Granny prefers to dream about Excel than women.
- Ben is advertising toilets.
- Anfony impresses us all by balancing balls.
- Mad Jenny is corrupting Poohsoc.
- Jeremy looks German with his new snazzy glasses.
- Joy. Gosh. And no Yasmin.
P. These people are lost. I despair utterly. My attempts to enlighten them have failed for now, but the undercurrents are in motion.... A. Weishaupt.
- Motion to close meeting: 3:2:2:1. Motion carried.
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