🚀 go-pugleaf

Edwin Brady <e.c.brady@durham.ac.uk> wrote
> Jenny Radcliffe <j.s.radcliffe@dur.ac.uk> writes:
> > Edwin Brady <e.c.brady@durham.ac.uk> wrote
> > > Jenny Radcliffe <j.s.radcliffe@dur.ac.uk> writes:
> > > > Trev <trevor.roberts@dunelm.org.uk> wrote
> > > > > On 13 Nov 2000 15:52:50 +0000, David Nutter
> > > > > <David.Nutter@durham.ac.uk> wrote:
> > > > > >HJ Leek <H.J.Leek@durham.ac.uk> writes:
> > > > > >> Apparently, last night bore some resemblance to SEG, don't know
> > > > > >> how though.  Glad it's over.
> > > > > >The enormous pile of crap, the feeling of fear and the human
> > > > > > wreckage lying around the room.
> > > > >   *yawn*
> > > > Hah. No stamina ...
> > > Good morning, hope you slept well...
> > Yes, thank you. And you?
> Eventually... I made the mistake of trying to work yesterday though,
> which clearly wasn't a step in the right direction...

No. I only bothered to get out of bed in order to grab a phone to let my
mother know I was alive ...

> > > It did bear a resemblance to SEG, the only exceptions being that it
> > > was fun (although, um, not everyone seems to agree on this) and that
> > > everyone was doing their bit and co-operating. Which never happens
> > > with SEG...
> > No, not everyone was doing their bit or co-operating, please note that
none
> > of the Senior Reps, for example, could be bothered to turn up.
> Fair point, but I meant everyone who did bother to turn up...
> Actually, yes, that happens with SEG too. Point conceded...

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