And if you do, lie

martes, febrero 14, 2006

The Nottingham Bylaw

"Listen to the girl
As she takes on half the world
Moving up and so alive
In her honey dripping beehive
Beehive
It's good, so good, it's so good
So good

Walking back to you
Is the hardest thing that I can do
That I can do for you
For you"

The Jesus And Mary Chain - Just like honey

So, this is the las post I'm going to write here in Spain. Next week I'm moving to Nottingham to... eeer... I don't remember, actually. Study? Fun? Both?

Anyway, I'm going to share a house with two friends, so this is basically the rules we've established to live there:

Preamble:

Wellington Street's house is a nation. It could be freely associated with the rest of houses of Weelington Street.

Laws & Rules:

These are the rules to apply once we get to Wellington Street's house.

1 - The first rule about the Nottingham Bylaw is to not talk about the Nottingham Bylaw.

2 - The first part of the Nottingham Bylaw is applied according to the first part of the Nottingham Bylaw.

3 - The last part of the Nottingham Bylaw is applied according to the last part of the Nottingham Bylaw.

4 - The house must be cleaned at least once a month.

5 - Kitchen is a common space of the house. All of us must take part in it.

6 - The fourth guest must be admitted by democracy. Only 1'75 meter blondes with long legs will pass the first selection.

7 - Individual rooms are not a public, common space of the house, unless they have permission of the owner. This rule is extremely important for the one who gets the upper room.

8 - Whatever the owner says, Playstation 2 is a public, common element of the house.

9 - If we are playing Pro Evolution Soccer 5, nobody can throw a penalty shot to the middle of the goal (See PES-5 bylaw)

10 - Gerald Schaefer must introduce us to his daughter/s if it is legal under the frame of the British Laws.

11 - Friends from Spain must bring us some food as an exchange for free accommodation.

12 - Intimate moments should be warned with a sock in the handle of the owner's door.

13 - Walk About is the meeting point for anything (see "What Brings You To Nottingham?").

14 - Food must be bought/paid equally by all of us.

15 - Any other suggestion can be added as a new rule under the consentment of each member of the house.


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3 Comments:

Blogger Serxaina said...

Jajajaja estan muy bien las normas!!! entonces ya os traeremos fuet y jamón, para cuando nos acerquemos a visitarte jejejeje

Por cierto, asi que solo rubias ¬¬ ¿qué nos pasa a las morenas?
Y niños... al menos limpiad una vez por semanita, no? Que sino se crearan más inquilinos!!!

Que lo pases muy bien niño! y portate bien eh? ;)

Por cierto, tanto la peli como la banda sonora de Lost in Translation, geniales de verdad. Es tambien una de mis favoritas ;)

15 febrero, 2006 11:47

 
Blogger The Chief said...

Ten en cuenta que para morenas, no hay nada como el producto nacional. Si tuvieramos un nuevo inquilino, preferiríamos que no fuera español para practicar más el idioma. Así que si ha de ser chica, que sea blondie, jejeje.

Pues si, tanto la peli como la banda sonora son buenísimas. Esta canción, de hecho, es la del final de la película, aunque me siento más identificado con ella ahora que me marcho:

"Walking back to you
Is the hardest thing that I can do"

15 febrero, 2006 12:35

 
Blogger siralexsion said...

Bueno pelotudo, supongo que ya estarás por esos pueblos de Dios, allá con Robin Hood (jejeje El conde de niothingam). Espero que el viaje haya ido bien y que tu adaptación al medio sea la mejor. Un abrazo de los que nos quedamos ennuestros pueblos y te hecharemos de menos!! Cuídate, y no te vuelvas igual de borde que los ingleses,jejeje

19 febrero, 2006 22:34

 

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