Infamy in Suburban
Franklin
D. Roosevelt spoke about the 7th of December being a day that would go down in
infamy. In the context of the 155th session of the Lit 'n' Deb, our day of
infamy must surely be
At
approximately
Outside the situation did not improve and after a
brief game of rugby using El-n- D-b-yn's scarf
ending with the inevitable conclusion of P-t-r O'Br-en
using El-n- herself as the rugby ball and flinging her into the hedge. P-t-r
himself did not come off too lightly either with a crotch ripping poll (clothesline)
dance. En-a however was having none of it, but the straw that broke the
Offaly back was seeing J-n-if-r riding high on a bicycle around the garden.
Ushered out to the front garden a game of limbo dancing was begun, but it was
D-n-el showing his innate abilities as a Kylie Minogue
backing dancer that stole the show. At this point in time, En-a carne round the
corner with his two pillows ready to defend his pillow fighting title so
bravely won on the night of the committee dinner…
Then all stopped, the lock on the front door was unlatched, the door creaked open and the front porch was showered with light from within. A shadow emerged; was it a plane (can we use that phrase after Sept.11th??), was it a bird. oh nooooooooo... it couldn't be...
The
lovely girls had been surprisingly awakened, and M-ry
R-s- McN-l-y was to be heard issuing a stern and
deafening chastisement which can only truly be described using a very long
expletive beep; "beeeeeeee... eeeeeeeeep".
In no uncertain terms we were all asked to vacate the
premises. Some however were not pleased, and systematic looting commenced.
P-t-r emerged with a chair, a saucepan (not yet returned), and took a
wooden spoon off St-p-en. Others helped in the pillaging but none more so than
the indelible M-rk H-n-if-y who could be heard supervising
the raiding and ordering Sh-r-n to "Get the
microwave".
A scene of destruction, grassless lawns, El-ine imprinted hedges and a furnitureless kitchen was left: behind. All looters escaped unharmed and regrouped at D-n-el and J-nifer's house to survey their ill-gotten goods. At seven in the morning the group split up and throughout the Friday some were caught and faced the music (they haven’t been the same since) while others decided to hide and run away home.

By
Monday only a few had not been caught but we faced the lovely girls and
received forgiveness. Had the forgiveness anything to do with the preoccupation
the lovely girls had in dealing with the imminent arrival of Mary McAleese that week, if so we must draft a letter of thanks
to our Uachtarán for saving us
from wrath on an unspeakable scale.
All names have been cleverly concealed for their
safety and anonymity!
M-rt-n Co-l-ns