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by SaoirseIsASocialist @ Sunday, 10. Feb, 2008 - 10:48:18 pm

So, yesterday, Emily and I went with Sophia to The Otherwise Club Ball (Ur, it's a club for HSE people, who are, by the way, utterly normal and very good at coping and being sociable when meeting new people. It provides non-school trips, game-things, and non-lessons, as far as I can tell.)

I should really talk about the main event, so: it was in three main parts. The first had a live band, with a really quite cute guy on the 'cello, playing classical music very well indeed. The second part, and the most awkward, was the Specific Quiz, during which the teams (I managed to get the 'Cellist on our team) had to answer twenty-one questions. An example: "Where was I going when I was only an hour and a half late?". Another: "Who died twice in one week on the Canoing Trip?".

It goes without saying that this was much harder and more annoying than Trivial Pursuit. Emily and I played with balloons and the twirly things on sticks stuck into the piles of stale sandwiches.

Then we sang "Happy Birthday" seven times.

Then there was rather acidic champagne. Sophia had half a glass, and was really very drunk. I had the same. I really was perfectly sober.

Then there was cake, and music. This time it was what was referred to as "rock". Yes, you guessed it, it was The YMCA, and The Jackson Five.

Nonetheless, it was a nice night. It was good to see Sophia, and really good to see Emily- I hardly ever get to talk to her these days.

EDIT: The following has been brought to my attention: Sophia is a lier; she drank five-and-a-half glasses, not one half of a glass. This is of the cheap, acidic champagne. Infer what you will.

Further EDIT: That may seem mean. I don't mean it as mean. I just mean, "Wow, she drank a lot. And of that quite bad champagne! How remarkable!". Also: I know I know nothing of wine. I am not claiming it had a bouquet of anything at all. I swear.


 
 

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Emily [Visitor]

2008-02-11 @ 19:39

is the 394 refering to 'the otherwise club'?

Saoirse [Visitor]

2008-02-11 @ 19:57

Yep.

yourstalkershappyyourstalkershappy [Member]
2008-02-12 @ 13:25

They thought you didn't want to socialise with them... I'm not saying they weren't a bit rude, I'm just saying you weren't /very/ easy to aproach. Logan, Laura, Amy and that lot are nice people. It's just hard to socialise with people you don't know sometimes.

Amber [Visitor]

2008-02-16 @ 02:05

WOW saoirse this is my new favourite blog (sorry dominic)-
I've just read the last two pages non stop! your writing is amazing and really readable :D
hope your having a good time in ol' Cambridge!!
love amber
xxxxx
Ps. SLightly concerned about the number of adds for "jobs in marketing" :P

Dominic Self [Visitor]
http://dominicself.co.uk
2008-02-16 @ 09:30

Hurt. Hurt... :P

(It is good though, I agree)

Saoirse [Visitor]

2008-02-16 @ 20:57

Thank you! Does this mean I win whiteboard space? (Insert tongue-emoticon here.)

Amber [Visitor]

2008-02-17 @ 10:59

you need to WIN whiteboard space? doesnt sound particularly communist, surely its a free whiteboard!?

Saoirse [Visitor]

2008-02-17 @ 20:24

Well, you know. It's a whiteboard under Capitalism, it is a Capitalist whiteboard. Ah! But when the revolution comes, there shall be whiteboard space for all! (Therefore, it's a really, really good thing if you start a blog before then. Go on, Amber!)

Abbi [Visitor]
http://avdberg2awwta.spaces.live.com/
2008-02-18 @ 16:42

Yes, yes but what happened with the cellist? Oh and how are you? And do you still plan to shoot me when the revolution comes ;)

SaoirseIsASocialistSaoirseIsASocialist [Member]
2008-02-18 @ 17:01

The Cellist, Harry, turned out to be four years older than me, amazingly quiet (in the doesn't-talk-much-at-all way, not the good way), and, worst of all, apolitical.

I'm good, thank you. How are you? And how are your workers? Have they formed a union yet?

(Hey, look, I won't shoot you. I promise. But if you try to fight the overwhelming surge of the working classes seeking freedom, well, you know. The answer, of course, is to join in! Decide that it might be fun! And it might!)

Dominic Self [Visitor]
http://dominicself.co.uk
2008-02-18 @ 20:10

Ooh, so that's how it goes is it? *Abbi* gets a promise of safety...

(The fact you're looking for someone who is political is rather frightening - what kind of awesomely terrifying partnership are you going to end up in?! Please, for the sake of the world, just go out with someone who doesn't care!)

SaoirseIsASocialistSaoirseIsASocialist [Member]
2008-02-18 @ 21:00

Not safety, just conditional safety. I would have thought it self-evident, anyway, that it applies to you, too- to anyone. Join the revolution, and you won't die by its means.

(No- think of this. He was home educated, and apolitical. That's a little odd, don't you think? Perhaps he was bullied, yes. But perhaps he just went along with it, as such.)(Also: oi.)

(Also, also: eleven comments. Wow.)

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