Minutes of the Pembroke College Winnie-the-Pooh Society, held on the 29th November 2003 in 1 Library Court IV, Jesus College
Present: Alison, Dunstan, Jonathon, Katie, Matthew, Michelle, Neil, Rachel C, Rachel H, Rosy, Seth, Tom
Apologies: Jack, John-h, Owen, Roz
- Neil opens the meeting.
- Votes to let visitors vote: passed
- Something with the voice of Rachel C arrives. We try to figure out where the figure with the orange hat with the pink blue spangly flower on, a blackened face and pink dalmatian leggings can have come from.
- The committee present debate whether there have been motions against Neil having the minutes.
- Neil might introduce motions into the minutes that were never actually proposed or seconded in the meeting: failed
- Censure for people talking about non-pooh related material: passed
- The Round Society offered discounts to assassins and roleplayers because they needed help with social interaction.
- Matthew asks to have a flightless bird thrown at him. Michelle to co-operate.
- Rachel H produces a picture of the internal structure of a Jaffa Cake.
- The minutes say `Michelle’ and we worry about talking paper.
- Votes not to rip Naath’s vocal chords out: passed
- Oh dear: passed
- Rachel C reads out the letter to the council about pubs being converted into teashops.
- We discover that Rachel passes very strangely.
- cf NPRM: passed
- Rachel should be taking the minutes: passed
- Votes to censure them for conspiracy: failed
- It is a fn of the Secretary to conspire.
- Martin is the Judiciary.
- We should read the minutes.
- Vote to invoke clause 96 and then to find out what it is: failed
- Motion to find out what it is, anyway: passed
- No, you have to sit there and look at her all meeting: failed
- The minutes of last week’s meeting are read by Rachel C and Michelle
- Votes to remove the line from through Dunstan’s name on the pages of the website that give details of character and committee posts: passed
- Alison mistook Rachel C in her crazy get up for Rosy.
- The cup of impropriety holds coffee of negotiable affection: passed
- Votes to censure Matthew: passed
- Despite it being a sociable meeting and Matthew not playing, we are all dead.
- Alison tries to reconstruct the history of the guy she spent the previous night with but is unable to recall the details.
- Random stuff
- Votes to commend Matthew: failed
- Votes to make Matthew do The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy in a pink tutu on Jesus College bar: passed
- Motion to install anti-aircraft guns: passed
- It could be stretching it to call it nasty: passed
- Votes that Matthew not be allowed to attend the next meeting: hung
- Neil is an `emmanuensis’, being from Emmanuel: passed
- Mathematicians are fluffy: failed
- Motion that the appropriate member of the committee be mandated to write to Jesus College and request that neon strips be put on the staircase designators: failed
- Except when she is dressed like that, she is not that scary: passed
- That is dire: passed
- Motion to censure the author of the Penguin jokes: passed
- `:passed
- Motion to make it a poohstickable offence to fire a water related weapon at a member of the society: passed
- Votes to censure Neil for...: passed
- Mair husts for Boasters, claiming we should eat them, enjoy them, and vote for them; in that order.
- Motion to - what’s that word? - censure Weil: passed
- Motion to censure Neil for something else: passed
- This minute is a perfect square
- The James motion: failed
- Votes to censure the Neil for failing to receive all the censurings directed at Neil: failed
- Votes to censure the secretaries for failing to take charge of the minutes, despite there being three of them: failed
- It is observed that both the secretary and the under-secretary are dyslexic. Has the society, perhaps, been overdoing the positive discrimination?
- Your so evil: passed
- Motion to censure Matthew for threatening a member of the society: passed
- You’re the Jess so surely Postman Pan has all the power: passed
- Rachel C is elected as Kanga
- Neil is elected as Rabbit
- When ever anyone says open the box, they must mean the one where Neil keeps his remaining sanity: passed
- Votes to censure Neil.
- Next week’s meeting is provisionally to be held in the house known as Oblivion.
- Votes to close: passed
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