I can haz general discussion? 2!!

I think it's 8am. I'm not sure, I'm just basing that on the fact that the Arts Block's doors are open before 9.

Arts block opens at 7am every day, even Christmas.

XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: »

Well Clubs and Socs is all very interesting right now...

Why?!

Anyone have to get the 66 peasant wagon today?! Disaster. Lectures should of been cancelled.

What sort of original content percentage are you looking for when you do a plagiarism check?

XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: »

Drama within the ranks!

Elaborate for the uninformed!

XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: »

I probably shouldn't say too much but some battles came out of C&S council on Monday that seem to be growing. I'll keep an eye on it and see what I can find out!

Do you mean the email about what happened at council that says people can't speak for too long or if they're asked to stop talking twice or more, they're asked to leave? C+S council went on for way longer than it was supposed to...

I think most meetings, of any sort, in any situation, are a ridiculous waste of time.

I despise essays. I would rather have modules that were 100% exam than have to write an essay.
I used to have modules like that and I found them incredibly unstressful in comparison.

PopePalpatine wrote: »

I was walking out of Hall 2 in the Arts Block and I noticed these "Christian celibacy" gombeens. dafuq.

I got handed one directly, considering I was dressed ready to go out that night I wonder if I should take it as a hint or not !

God forbid a lady would donne anything other than garb fit for a nun ! :eek:

Anyway heres the flyers for any of you who were too unlucky to get your filthy paws on them :

PopePalpatine wrote: »

I was walking out of Hall 2 in the Arts Block and I noticed these "Christian celibacy" gombeens. dafuq.

I miss walking through the arts block every day, the bake sales, the petitions, the book sales, the free SU tea and the random pamphleteering.

Its only a short bit of corridor, but it was always a microcosm of campus life.

In terms of the celibacy people, as much as I disagree with their opinion, nobody would want to do it with them anyway.

I actually think their words are dangerous to a certain type of mind. Take this bit:

The way I dress, act and speak may be a temptation to my boyfriend. I will observe modesty for his and my own protection.

What's happening there, in my view (and some may think I'm overblowing this, but still), is that they're saying if your boyfriend finds you too attractive, due to the way you dress, then you will be at risk of rape. Therefore, for your own safety, dress like a nun, because otherwise you're asking for it. In my opinion, they're promoting the utterly stupid idea that the girl is responsible for the bloke's behaviour, by the way she dresses and acts, i.e. he has no control and is a ravenous beast who is just about on the point of raping someone so you better watch what you wear, do and say because if it happens it's your fault. And we know that there is a certain sub-group of sub-humans who really believe that, people who blame the way girls dress and act for their own disgraceful actions.

Besides that, those pamphlets are riddled with serious problems and promote some pretty disgusting stereotypes that should've stayed in the last century. I'm glad I didn't see these people on campus. Would've ruined my whole day. And I gotta say, if anyone here who knows me in real life actually holds the views on those pamphlets, don't bother speaking to me in future. You troglodytes.

mickstupp wrote: »

I find both of those pieces of paper to be deeply offensive.

How is it offensive? It's clearly written by someone with a different set of morals to most but I don't see how it is offensive.

aaabbbb wrote: »

I got handed one directly, considering I was dressed ready to go out that night I wonder if I should take it as a hint or not !

God forbid a lady would donne anything other than garb fit for a nun ! :eek:

Anyway heres the flyers for any of you who were too unlucky to get your filthy paws on them :

You've got to be focking joking!! No way. Believe in what you want to believe just dont thrust your morals on to me.

I really have to pass through the arts block more often. It could become my new favourite place.

EDIT: lust is a capital sin?!! Pretty sure these people would burn me at the steak if they could read my mind walking around campus. Some of that is the most backwards things I've ever read. Who was giving out that crap?