The Official "woo-hoo/anti-moan" Thread

Awayindahils · 11-04-2008 1:24pm

paperclip wrote: »

Does anyone know the outcome of last night's society awards?

Best Small: LGBT
Best Medium: Japaneese Society
Best Large: DUISS

Best Website: www.dufoodanddrink.com
Best Poster: The Hist- Anne Byrne

Best Overall: VdeP

Can't remember who won best individual or best fresher.

snorlax · 11-04-2008 5:39pm

it's friday!!!!!!!!!!

11-04-2008 5:53pm

snorlax wrote: »

it's friday!!!!!!!!!!

So? us final years still have to work until 9.45

the only solace the weekend brings is that I can sleep in an extra 40mins

Tricity Bendix · 11-04-2008 5:59pm

Deleted User wrote: »

So? us final years still have to work until 9.45

the only solace the weekend brings is that I can sleep in an extra 40mins

pfft.

I've spent the afternoon playing with my dog.

And no, that is not a euphemism.

11-04-2008 6:04pm

Deleted User wrote: »

So? us final years still have to work until 9.45

the only solace the weekend brings is that I can sleep in an extra 40mins

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM no more work 'til Monday!

Agent Smith · 11-04-2008 6:58pm

Thank Fuck Its Friday. This working malarkie is not all its cracked up to be....

Randomness · 11-04-2008 7:21pm

europerson wrote: »

I saw the Provost crossing College Park today, and he had a very fetching trench coat. He really is most fashionable.

haha i saw him in that coat too one day. in fact it was the first time i ever saw him, "in real life" - he walked around a corner, i saw him and in my head i said, ooo there's the provost but i just made eye contact and then he looked at me and did one of those semi-smiles reserved for people in authority who your don't see in public much- which translated into english goes "hello i'm your provost, i'm walking around to get with the student groove, yeah".

11-04-2008 7:25pm

You should have doffed your cap.

Randomness · 11-04-2008 7:46pm

Myth wrote: »

You should have doffed your cap.

he should've "doffed his cap" at me!

although maybe he wasn't wearing a cap, but if he was it would of being one of those wide brimmed fishing/ man out to watch the rugby/ i'm going for a walk but normally i don't really go outside - caps.

hmmm like this....

EDIT: haha omg that hat is huge, whoops, agh the mysteries of cut n paste!

11-04-2008 8:32pm

Myth wrote: »

You should have doffed your cap.

drawn your sword more like.

a duel on the path in front of the Rubrics would be fantastic!

paperclip · 11-04-2008 9:00pm

Deleted User wrote: »

drawn your sword more like.

a duel on the path in front of the Rubrics would be fantastic!

I pray that this may occur in my full view.

Why doesn't the fencing club hold duels in the front square? I would love to see that and I bet the tourists would too.

Or some sort of Knights of the Round table re-enactment.

11-04-2008 9:02pm

paperclip wrote: »

I pray that this may occur in my full view.

Why doesn't the fencing club hold duels in the front square? I would love to see that and I bet the tourists would too.

Or some sort of Knights of the Round table re-enactment.

Some tourists got to see some 'interesting' Knight action in Front square all right one time...

paperclip · 11-04-2008 10:19pm

Well, don't stop there, man! What happened?

*sits back expectantly with popcorn*

snorlax · 11-04-2008 11:12pm

fencing club sometimes do this in freshers week

..i remember getting some odd looks off people two years ago when we wondered into the buttery with our sabres (nice choppy swords

!).

europerson · 12-04-2008 1:34am

Myth wrote: »

You should have doffed your cap.

Had I been wearing one, I would have, of course. I tend not to wear head-wear though.

paperclip · 12-04-2008 10:43am

We really should organize something fun for next fresher's week (or any other time!) ......I'm thinking something along the lines of something from

www.improveverywhere.com

What say ye?

12-04-2008 11:09am

paperclip wrote: »

We really should organize something fun for next fresher's week (or any other time!) ......I'm thinking something along the lines of something from

www.improveverywhere.com

What say ye?

I won't be here... sniff...

paperclip · 12-04-2008 11:11am

Alumni welcome.

Invite your friends!

Time Magazine · 12-04-2008 11:12am

paperclip wrote: »

We really should organize something fun for next fresher's week (or any other time!)

I'd be up for a drink next week.

paperclip · 12-04-2008 11:29am

Wed at 8.30pm?

Time Magazine · 12-04-2008 11:43am

Sounds good to me.

Doyles? Pav? My gaf? (It will be clean by Wednesday on account of those damn room inspections!)

I should be able to get zaraba and europerson to go. B.ie curious might need a little more persuading.

paperclip · 12-04-2008 1:17pm

Pav. How will I know who I'm looking for though? We can't have five men wandering around with roses in a copy of Wuthering Heights now, can we?

Time Magazine · 12-04-2008 1:23pm

PM sent.

12-04-2008 1:27pm

Sounds good.. but will be 9.30 at the earliest for me.

Hmm.. I'll be the guy drinking WKDblue.. that should narrow it down...

paperclip · 12-04-2008 1:53pm

Although, come to think of it, that would make a funny improv- five guys with a rose in the same book looking for the same woman. Confusion ensues, fencing swords are produced and the cricket pitch becomes a stage for a five way duel....

Bartron Prime · 12-04-2008 3:08pm

A woo-hoo for you I have.

I recently got Labour Party leader Eamon Gilmore to speak at SU Council. The 5 minute Q&A session turned into 15 minutes, including one question that got the better of him. Also, he spoke really well and was very interesting.

Even better, Labour press released his speech which is accesible here!

Also, went to the CSC Ball and the Science Ball. Absolutely shattered but two great nights!

Tricity Bendix · 12-04-2008 5:59pm

Ibid wrote: »

B.ie curious might need a little more persuading.

Why? I'm a fun-loving party boy/mad yoke.

europerson · 13-04-2008 12:33pm

Ibid wrote: »

I'd be up for a drink next week.

As would I. Having never been to a TCD Boards event of any kind, and running out of time to get to one, I really need to get to one.

paperclip wrote: »

Wed at 8.30pm?

Good for me: I have the Economics of Food Markets part-ay before that, so I'll already be pumping.

Ibid wrote: »

Sounds good to me.

Doyles? Pav? My gaf? (It will be clean by Wednesday on account of those damn room inspections!)

I should be able to get zaraba and europerson to go. B.ie curious might need a little more persuading.

I could also decide for myself, as shown earlier in this post. I am a most enthusiastic chap, remember.

paperclip wrote: »

Pav. How will I know who I'm looking for though? We can't have five men wandering around with roses in a copy of Wuthering Heights now, can we?

We'll have tulips of Tulipomania in copies of various game theory books.

Ibid wrote: »

PM sent.

I wonder what that said in relation to identifying us. I hate to think...

Deleted User wrote: »

Sounds good.. but will be 9.30 at the earliest for me.

Just to explain: zaraba's a library-kid.

Hmm.. I'll be the guy drinking WKDblue.. that should narrow it down...

I thought you were over that phase.

paperclip wrote: »

Although, come to think of it, that would make a funny improv- five guys with a rose in the same book looking for the same woman. Confusion ensues, fencing swords are produced and the cricket pitch becomes a stage for a five way duel....

Stranger things have happened, most notably my hair today.

b.ie curious wrote: »

Why? I'm a fun-loving party boy/mad yoke.

And so say all of us.

bright · 13-04-2008 4:54pm

Myth wrote: »

You should have doffed your cap.

heh....college statutes humour.:)

Tricity Bendix · 13-04-2008 6:50pm

I have wine and ice cream. I simply couldn't be any happier.

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