there's a fantastic quote here by the person in charge of making sure his nuddys don't get overgrown:

http://naturenet.net/blogs/index.php/2008/09/16/p641#more641

Ferny
*how ferny makes his break from job applications relevant to wychwood

i really need to be packing my room into boxes right about now…

Using Claire and I as an example:

We finish finals probably end of 5th week, but we wont know til closer the time.
We're around all of next year, although we're possibly homeless for August 08.
I'd like to buy and make loads of kit, and after finals I'll have time, but there are no real priorities. Other than my tartan trousers mk2, of course ;). Claire would like to make a set of female viking kit. And hopefully a pair of tartan trousers :P

And coz I couldn't resist sharing: http://www.funtoosh.com/dj.php?details=A18~572

Florin and Guilder.

A crusader's wife slipped from the garrison,
And had an affair with a Saracen;
She was not over-sexed,
Or jealous or vexed,
She just wanted to make a comparison.

http://www.freerice.com/index.php

I possess and have read, and can definitely recommend:

'The Pendragon', by Catherine Christian - another take on King Arthur, and very good.
'The Princess Bride', by William Goldman (though I feel we are all very well aquainted with this one…)
'The Key to the Lost Kingdom', by Jay Ashton
'Arthur - the Seeing Stone', by Kevin Crossley-Holland - one of a trilogy, again about King Arthur, and quite readable, but maybe aimed more at teenagers…
'the Hollow Hills', 'The Crystal Cave', and 'The Last Enchantment', by Mary Stewart - Another King Arthur trilogy, but older and more well known.
'Alanna the Lioness', by Tamora Pierce - definitely aimed at early teenagers, but I still love them!
'Wolf of the Plains', by Conn Iggulden - excellent story about the start of Ghengis Khan's life. I think there will be at least 2 more before the series is finished, but I have not found them yet.
'History of Britain' by Simon Schama - very good description of british history between the year dot and the end of the Tudors.
'Kingdom of the North', 'The White Horse' etc by Bernard Cornwell - READ THESE BOOKS!! they are amzing :D

So there we are, that is my amazing literature selection for you! If anyone fancie borrowing them this term, let me know by tonight at the latest, and if i forget them, thatn I will bring them along next term!

emxx

Just a nifty little thing I came across the other day, it's quite funky

I suggest that any breaking news is posted to maximise its potential *mwahahahahahha*

Buuuuut only nice gossip, no being mean or anything :D

emxx

We have also learned that Dom can make other people buy chocolate muffins and give them to him! (it was Dom wasn't it?)

And Paul has the power of attracting ducks.

So what other superpowers can Wychwood boast?

• 9 1/2 Leeks
• Trefforest Gump
• Cwmando
• The Lost Boyos
• An American Werewolf in Powys
• Huw Dares Gwyneth
• Dai Hard
• The Wizard of Oswestry
• Cool Hand Look-you
• Sheepless in Seattle
• The Eagle has Llandudno
• The Magnificent Severn
• Haverfordwest Was Won
• Austin Powys
• The Magic Rhonddabout
• Independence Dai
• The Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch That Time Forgot
• Seven Brides from Seven Sisters
• Welsh Connection
• Welsh Connection II
• The Bridge on the River Wye
• Lawrence of Llandybie
• A Beautiful Mind-you
• The Welsh Patient
• The King and Mair
• The Sheepshag Redemption
• Breakfast at Taffynys
• Look You Back in Bangor
• Evans Can Wait
• A Fishguard Called Rhondda
• Where Eagles Aberdare
• Dial M For Merthyr
• Dances with Sheep

This breed of Evil Possoms killed the dinosaurs. Then they went into hibernation through the Ice Age.
Now anthropogenic warming has thawed the permafrost, and they're back…

Go watch Possom Death Spree.

http://www.atomfilms.com/film/possum_death_spree.jsp