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Tag Archives: staff
A PhD student, a wolf, and a champion demented Whitby stretcher-thrower (Rousse)
There was so much going on in the corridors that it took a long time to get everyone into the room and the main characters around the table for the PhD supervision. The student had become so paranoid that she … Continue reading
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Tagged ambulance, beach, boast, calm, champion, cheek, chit chat, chubby, coast, congratulate, conversation, corridor, demented, dementia, dress, feet, friend, health, honour, honours list, illicit, kiss, knighthood, mental, north, paddle, peck, PhD, piano, promenade, record, room, sandals, shoes, song, staff, stretcher, stroke, student, supervision, suspend, table, terrified, thrower, Velcro, Victorian, weight, Whitby, witness, wolf, wolves, work
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Uncovered: monkey researchers and shoplifter engineers (Rousse)
RR had a very low opinion of the entertainment troupe that had turned up on campus to liven up our engineering programme. ‘They’re a bunch of monkeys who know nothing about research!’ he complained. Meanwhile I was busy investigating public … Continue reading
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Tagged campus, claim, culprit, engineering, entertainment, expenses, fake, female, fraud, honesty, lecture, monkey, opinion, public, researcher, sector, service, shoplift, shoplifter, spare, staff, time, troupe, university, visit
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Trapped underground with University Challenge contestant Oscar Powell (Rousse)
I was asked at very short notice to run a feedback with session with a small set of students. I was therefore very surprised to see the large number gathered when I arrived 20 minutes late in the designated room. … Continue reading
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Tagged assistant, badge, basement, boss, brain, Cambridge, computer, corridor, feedback, label, name, Oscar Powell, Peterhouse, rescue, room, staff, student, trap, underground, University Challenge
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Island accommodation mix-up (Rousse)
HD-B washed up on the island having braved the high seas for an hour and a half in a tiny boat (barely the size of a coracle) with two others. Although she had suffered terribly from sea sickness, she was … Continue reading
Puppies, a purchase, and a punch (Rousse)
I travelled to Worthing with my in-laws to identify a puppy for purchase. I wasn’t certain that this was a good idea. I had not discussed it with TPR, and even if he agreed to such plans, I was beginning … Continue reading
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Tagged accuser, assistant, black, Christmas, clothes, cost, emporium, exercise, grievance, hit, holiday, in-law, midriff, pair, plan, punch, puppy, purchase, running, school, second-hand, staff, summer, tall, thin, TPR, training, trousers, vacation, work, Worthing
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What to do when you miss a charter flight, and fancy lace underwear (Rousse)
TF came with us on a winter sports holiday package included both skiing and tandem riding. On the last day there was some confusion over access to the hotel. I was lucky enough to find my room (eventually) although its … Continue reading
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Tagged access, airport, bike, bird, ceiling, charter, complain, confusion, departure, extend, flight, holiday, home, hotel, house, journey, lace, miss, mother, office, operator, prey, rain, riding, room, skiing, snow, sports, staff, tandem, tour, transfer, underwear, undress, vole, wildlife, window, winter
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RyanAir cancels flight then holds customers in airport overnight (Rousse)
The RyanAir flight to London was cancelled and we were forced to stay in the airport overnight until 5:00am. No arguing with NI would persuade the staff to open the doors and let us out – even when I pointed … Continue reading
A dearth of decent restaurants in Harrogate (Rousse)
My step-mother-in-law organised a reunion in Harrogate. For a tourist town it lacked a decent restaurant. We tried two establishments but left each of them before a morsel of food was served simply because the waiting staff failed to come … Continue reading
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Tagged chips, dearth, decent, enjoy, fish, food, Harrogate, order, pity, restaurant, restaurants, staff, step-mother, step-mother-in-law, table, takeaway, waiting, Yorkshire
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Salford scheme shames poor drivers (Rousse)
My driving was getting worse. In Salford I scraped our white BMW against the kerb outside a hospital, nearly taking out some nursing staff. Thankfully the car easily transformed into a motorbike. This meant that I could make a quick … Continue reading
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Tagged arrest, banner, bike, BMW, carnival, chant, chorus, driver, drivers, driving, engine, fine, getaway, Greater Manchester, hospital, kerb, lorry, motorbike, nurse, offence, offense, officer, police, poor, public, road, roundabout, safety, Salford, scheme, shame, sing, staff, TPR, white
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Early funeral arrangements (Rousse)
With very poor knowledge of the geography of the south of England I had hoped for more help from the red-uniformed staff on the newly-appointed Virgin East Coast service. The overweight guard pulled out a section of an Ordnance Survey … Continue reading
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Tagged arrangement, arrangements, coast, dead, Dorset, early, east, England, funeral, geography, guard, knowledge, Lyme Regis, map, north, Ordnance Survey, overweight, pocket, red, ring binder, service, south, staff, Suffolk, twon, uniform, Virgin
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