The Trinity Hall thread

Actually..there's a girl across the way from my apartment, and two floors down, who's a bit of an exhibitionist. She likes to prance around her room naked and let everyone see, and apparently she was having sex yesterday, also with the blinds and the window open. Fair play to her I say.

In which house we live,

What our flat-mates are like,

What we think of the presidents weekly e-mails'

News on upcoming events'

Our disgust at the breaking of Phantomdcc,

The Room-checks

Who is doing who etc.

I'm not saying which house I live in,
My flatmates are all cool,
President's weekly emails are funny but annoying in an "I'm paid to do this really cushy job" kind of way,
The open mic night was last night, it was quite good,
Phantomdcc was good while it lasted, I'm glad I downloaded as much as I could fit on my harddrive,
The roomchecks were fine, my room was a tip and they didn't really care,
I don't know/care who's doing who (except for exhibitionist girl, she's the talk of our entire block).

why are the presidents weekly emails in a trinity hall thread? surely they relate to all and including them there is silly?

He's talking about the president of the trinity hall jcr.

well you left out one important detail, is this exabitionist girl hot?

agent smith wrote:

/me watches tumbleweed pass by

lol

totally called for, i mean, this is an internet thread for people who live in halls? a bit sad really, why dont you just go get a bottle of bucky and make some new friends!

and anyway, doesnt it really contradicte the lovely sense of security you have when you remain anonymous?

Sandals wrote:

Our disgust at the breaking of Phantomdcc,

Ixnay on the arez-way

Bad, and yes. A gob****e in my flat who will remain unnamed (not me) didn't clean the cooker and we failed, but apparently it's been sorted now.

Ours didn't happen till the Wednesday, and they were supposed to be checked on monday. As you can imagine, we hadn't taken out the bin, and the place was not as clean as it had been on Monday - washing up not done, surfaces not wiped down..
We passed.

Look, for all the people that love to moan about the rules..It's a small price to pay for living in what is (as far as I can see) the best student residences in Dublin. They're new, modern, well-tended, the onsite facilities are great, they treat you well and it's all very well-thought-out. If you don't like the rules, either stop being a ****ing dirty immature slob and move back home to mammy who will do all your cleaning, or shut the **** up and get on with it.

While i was reading the piece in TN i was wondering - how on earth did she get caught so often? I lived in House 7 in Front Square, about as close as you could get to security when they all used to be based out of front arch and i never had any bother having people over and the like. Don't bother them and they don't bother you....

But, i did agree with her annoyance at the sometimes cavalier attitude college staff have to letting themselves into your room. I came back one day to find a man (yes, mum, i lied to you. there was a man, just once, in my room in college that year), hanging curtains. It was hardly an emergency situation, and if i'd known someone would have been coming in that day/week i'd have given the place a bit of a tidy. The poor guy had to clamber over a pile of washing that was resting in that corner, and navigate his way around the mini mountains of notes i had arranged all over the floor.

Also, i think that having maintenance wandering unannounced and singly through rooms is putting the staff themselves in an unfair situation - they're left open to accusations regarding money/stuff going missing and potentially hysterical students ('man! in my room! where's the pepper spray mum gave me for times like these!').