Minutes of the Pembroke College Winnie-the-Pooh Society Elevenses Meeting held on the 19/10/2002 in Rm. 1, 3 Selwyn Gardens
Present: Owen, Roz, Martin, Jon, Malin, Adam, Rosy, Neil, Jonathon, Katherine, David, Rachel, Hilary, and Naath
Apologies: Rosie, Mair
- Owen opens the meeting
- Jon pays his pooh levy
- Votes to spell Jon’s name John-h from now on: Passed
- Ben has paid his pooh levy
- Malin and Adam pay their pooh levies
- Votes to censure John-h, for spelling his name wrong on his mug: Passed
- Roz causes Owen to spill tea on the door
- Owen is lacking in brain cells according to Roz
- Owen should bring a different one of his spices to a meeting each week: Passed
- Votes to let visitors vote: Passed
- Poetry contest
- Owen and Roz have made a trifle
- Schrodringers trifle
- Custard powder
- "Would you like a fork" Owen
- He’s not happy with his finger
- Green crackly glasses
- Votes to search Martin’s bag for brunch: Passed
- Roz has to stop being excited by the people walking past: Failed
- "I like bodies that are really dead" Roz
- They got rather wet at the poohsticks tournament
- Votes to censure the Stollen cake for being dangerous: Passed
- It has dangerous hidden currents
- Minutes of the poohsoc meeting held on the 12/10/2002 are read by Rosy
- The cow makes an appearance
- Poodles
- Politics
- Neil has tried mustard before now.
- Votes that Neil has to try mustard again: Passed
- Jonathon, Katherine and David pays their pooh levies
- Neil puts two members in the same hole
- Rachel pays her pooh levy
- Mustard and ginger biscuits are good
- Votes to censure Neil for being a skeptic: Passed
- Neil has been censured 422 times before now: Passed
- It’s a silent "-h" at the end of his name: Passed
- "Proposing is much more fun" Says Neil while kneeling
- The socks are a likeness of Owen: Passed
- Votes to censure Jonathon for reading the constitution: Hung
- Neil reads the minutes of the poohsoc meeting held on the 13/10/2002
- Roz has a problem with sheep
- Roz was brought up by sheep: Failed
- Neil should be referred to as adulterous women from now on: Failed
- Votes to censure John-h for striking Owen: Passed
- Votes to censure Neil: Passed
- "Sometimes you have to love visitors" Neil
- Mustard-biscuit: Abstained
- Votes to put rising trees on Sidgewick avenue: Passed
- Votes to put the light off again: Confused
- The organizers of assassins are responsible for any deaths caused by people playing their game: Passed
- Votes that we can vote with both arms: Failed
- Votes to censure everyone who voted against in the last motion: Failed
- Votes that we can vote with both arms and legs: Failed
- Votes that we can vote with anything we can point up with: Hung and then vetoed
- Votes to censure Martin for bringing a bullock: Failed
- Neil had better be able to see a bush
- Reading: In which Christopher Robin leads an expedition to the North Pole
- Votes to censure Neil for forgetting to tell us that Naath will be late: Passed
- Votes to censure Neil for interrupting the reading and meeting: Passed
- Jonathon has to bring the biscuit to the AGM: Passed
- Next weeks meeting, Z6, North Court Emmanuel
- Votes to censure Neil for flouting it: Passed
- Poem: John-h Jonathon Joe
- Neil was rejected by
- Votes that Neil is a garden: Passed
- Votes to plant petunias in Neil: Hung
- The minutes are very persuasive
- John-h - Disobedience
- Votes to have an expedition to the end of the town (when Roz is here): Passed
- Neil doesn’t like Roz: Passed
- Naath - Cherry stones
- Roz - in the fashion
- The coasters
- Votes to make Disney eat mustard: Passed
- Votes for Roz to arrange it: Passed
- Votes to mandate Martin to believe in the cataclysm: Passed
- Naath - Furry bear
- Votes to mandate Neil for having something to run off to: Passed
- Roz - If I were King
- Naath - Now I am six
- Votes to censure Martin for being really scary: Passed
- Naath - King of Peru
- Owen - Lines and Squares
- The cow was made in China
- Votes to close: Passed
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