The Hermann Rorschach Institute at the University of Milton North

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it looks like Lucas strangely
Funny that, isn't it, Small? I can't think why. Maybe cos he removes his guyliner before turning in so he won't wake up with panda eyes. Bless.

anarcho-syndicalist commune, in which it is open to any and all of us to bring old and new artefacts to the common room for erudite discussion and appraisal.

I think we have our next thread title - The Anarcho-Syndicalist Common Room at the UMN - that should get a few 'drive-by's looking in for a nosey!!

I am going to have to stop popping in on my lunch break however, if you lot keep post tempting links that I can't open with the Centre Manager working at the desk behind mine !

Great idea Spiro!

Gosh. That's rather startling, Massive. And

::Polishes asymmetrical and challenging art critic spectacles, which have conceptual frames::

in terms of its development of the themes of Guy Agonistes and the protagonist asleep I think it has certain visual tropes in common with this later work.

Wot Maud said, innit.

::Wonders what will happen if all the agit-prop politics types stray into the common room looking for serious political debate::

::Starts preparing a seminar paper on the position of the proletariat in Vaisey's Nottamun, just in case::

shall we position our next premises in the Politics section do you think? Just to add a bit of fuel to the fire of confusion.

I was aiming for Culture Vultures, mesself.

::Ponces about in black polo neck jumper and conceptual skirt which looks exactly the same when upside down and/or inside out::

I think we could cut it in Culture Vultures - with thread titles like ours I don't think we'd arose suspicion

A short pamphlet from the Politics Department on agit prop

the position of the proletariat in Vaisey's Nottamun

Under his heel, mostly, I should think.

Was that Lucas, asleep? I seem to remember that pic. Sleeping Beauty, no less...

On a different topic, did you hear that the earth moved for the dwarves, recently? All seems okay though

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::Wipes burnt cork off face::

I have just been reconnoitring Culture Vultures. They have no less than three threads where people are dribbling over keenly anticipating David Tennant's appearance in Much Ado About Nothing, so there may be some, ahem, similarities in outlook. Nonetheless, I think here is probably the best location for us. Or is it?

Yes, awful in NZ. So much devastation. 'Fraid I thought of my friends there long before I thought about the dwarves.

Agitprop (pronounced /ˈædʒɨtprɒp/, oh that helps, thanks Wiki.

that didn't print quite right but was about as useful.

This is Wellington though, Maud, not Christchurch which was horrible horrible horrible. I have family in Wellington, that is why I noticed initially.

You had people in CC then? How awful!

Sorry, Massive. We're at cross purposes and I'm not expressing myself clearly. Friends are in W, but when I first heard about the earthquake in C it was a long time before I thought about Middle Earth.

I hope we were all worried about the residents before Middle Earth. I had not realised there was another today. In fact, in my ignorance, I never really new NZ was on a fault line to give big quakes. I really should have paid more attention in Geography and every other lesson.

Maud, tell me again how you do crossing out without doing it to individual words? Please??

Lurker here. Have been lurking, laughing, and ogling--er, studying. Has the academy got this in its library?

You've given me lots of chuckles, so thanks.

oops. am relatively new at chat; don't know how to post:

Friends are in W, but when I first heard about the earthquake in C it was a long time before I thought about Middle Earth.

Me too, of course. Today's in W was just a jiggle so hopefully friends relatives and everyone else are just fine. I know how awful quakes are as we get them on the island and they are tres scary.

I would love to learn how to do the wholesale crossing out too, it takes ages doing it the other way.