*hiding under duvet*

*peeps out cautiously*

Have they gone?

The CICCU people are all lovely lovely people individually, but I have now been invited to the Promise meeting four times and been offered St John's Gospel two or three times. I have read a good chunk of John's Gospel, and I quit Christianity several years ago because it was doing nothing for me. I will not be converted by anything anyone can say or do (unless they convince me that churches have now become places where choklit falls from the ceiling and everyone has giant orgies).

As a (devout?) heathen, I do not require my soul to be saved. So thank you for your concern for my afterlife, but please no more leaflets!

I feel this is somehow Wrong

There seems to me to be some disparity in pricing schemes in Hall.

They once served us roast guinea fowl in regular hall (and it wasn't just chicken pretending, I can vouch for it!). Price: £1.22

Today, they served liver. Price: £1.22

Now, I have no specific problem with liver, but being a student, I tend to be rather price-conscious, and I know for a fact that guinea fowl is no cheap thing. Liver, on the other hand, you can get from Tesco's for about 75p a pound.

Therefore, surely, they shouldn't be charging the same amount for that as for liver????

Oh, and on an utterly different subject, since by the time she reads it, I'm sure it'll be the 30th - Happy Birthday i_eat_bibles!
Yay, sweetie! Hope you get lots of yummy choklit and cake and nice pressies!

PS Yes, it's the Catz snowcat.