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Monday July 31, 2006 15:52
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3Ok, straight away I see my headline is open to lewd interpretation. But what I mean to ask is whether this pub quiz open to people who are not anarcha-feminists.
yes of course, we only want your money... ehm.. body .. ehm... presence.. we're very friendly ;)
i'm seeing lots of rain and predicting lots of prizes to share around between the three people that do come along... so get on down there!
Despite questions which ranged from 'give and example of a modal-verb' to 'who sang the power of love' the first RAG pub-quiz was a glittering success. Prices included bottles of whiskey, wine, a 'barely-used' sex manual and a pair of waterproof trousers.
Money raised will go towards the publication of RAGs first magazine. Can't wait.
The Rag Collective - Very Friendly