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A cox for the 2nd Women by You know you want to, Chris! - Fri 13th Feb 2004, 12:47pm
Ode to Chris Pedder Thou that hast more experience in steering a boat than God has in guiding the stars, we beg thee, we plead with thee, descend! once more amongst the ranks of mortals to cox us. In this our darkest hour when all have failed us, it is but the halo of your glory that may lead us to the end of the tunnel. Reliant we are, in thy valiance we trust, our hopes and our lives on the river Cam.

by Rach - Fri 13th Feb 2004, 2:31pm
You know if it were me, I'd be far more persuaded by a Haiku...

by RTT - Fri 13th Feb 2004, 2:54pm
Coxes are bollocks They screw up outings most days Give me a single

by gf - Fri 13th Feb 2004, 3:00pm
RTT said: Coxes are bollocks They screw up outings most days Give me a single Coxes are funny They sound like KITT, which is cool Or was that just Earl?

by RTT - Fri 13th Feb 2004, 3:07pm
gf said: Coxes are funny They sound like KITT, which is cool Or was that just Earl? John Earl is a yank His voice and comments are crude Silence is golden

by sat - Fri 13th Feb 2004, 6:49pm
John Earl now cycles But everyones question is Will he row the Lents?!!

by mjb - Fri 13th Feb 2004, 7:02pm
We have Andy Wong, But no working coxboxes: Bow Pair can't hear him.

by Pia - Sat 14th Feb 2004, 9:51pm
Guys, it's really not about Heikus. Let's keep this in our cultural hemisphere. Christopher Noster Our Chris who art in Great Court, hollowed thou art amongst 1st&3rd's fairest, thy steering come, thy call be done, in the boathouse as on the river. Give us our early morning outings and forgive us our lateness at the catch as we forgive you for coaching Selwyn. And leave us not in our tribulations but go up with us four times in Bumps. For thine is the rudder and the forsight and the coxbox for the rest of Lent term, Amen. PS: Hello Chris' friend from Oxford!

by Hello - Sun 15th Feb 2004, 4:28pm
PS: Hello Chris' friend from Oxford! Oh if only the Twat Could be so skinny and light Would he row better?

by mjb - Sun 15th Feb 2004, 4:57pm
Esther tried to haiku There seems to be one too many syllables in the first line ...

by Keeping the thread going - Sun 15th Feb 2004, 5:30pm
Rach said: You know if it were me, I'd be far more persuaded by a Haiku... Nah, want you really need is a limerick...

by poet - Sun 15th Feb 2004, 7:41pm
There was a young boy from Trinity, yes well, the only things i could think of that rhymed were rude.

by blablabla - Mon 16th Feb 2004, 1:01am
Are you inna area Esther??

by I may be from nottingham but it doesn't mean i can understand such terrible use of the english language - Mon 16th Feb 2004, 12:36pm
blablabla said: Are you inna area Esther?? wot?

by Dubya - Mon 16th Feb 2004, 1:26pm
I may be from nottingham but it doesn't mean i can understand such terrible use of the english language said: wot? it's not meant to be english. thats where you are confused. it's peckish

by Mike - Mon 16th Feb 2004, 1:48pm
Dubya said: it's not meant to be english. thats where you are confused. it's peckish Surely it was Dan who said it. Which makes it Danish...

by m c peck inna area - Mon 16th Feb 2004, 2:32pm
Mike said: Surely it was Dan who said it. Which makes it Danish... Nothing to do with me.

by Dubya - Tue 17th Feb 2004, 9:26am
m c peck inna area said: Nothing to do with me. ok, maybe carverese?

by still confused - Tue 17th Feb 2004, 1:34pm
Dubya said: it's not meant to be english. thats where you are confused. it's peckish nah. peckish is wot you get when you're hungry. Danish is a pastry

by mjb - Tue 17th Feb 2004, 1:53pm
still confused said: peckish is wot you get when you're hungry. Especially when you're dieting :-(

by Dubya - Tue 17th Feb 2004, 5:26pm
mjb said: Especially when you're dieting :-( bout time!