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Line 9:   #If you had to describe the ideal role of an Arbitrator in one word, what would that word be? #:''Me, dear''. ] (]) 21:58, 17 November 2008 (UTC)   =Individual questions= :''Questions asked individually to each candidate may be placed here.'' ===Questions From ''']]]'''</span> === Good evening your ladyship. Please forgive the impertinence of my asking questions pertaining to the organisation of your domestic staff, but it is relevant to the matter at hand. #How many of your staff will need access to arbcom communications in order to assist you in performing your ArbCom duties? (Obviously I'm not including the underfootman who irons the missives after they've been transcribed onto parchment, just those who read or hear the information). ::''I think, dear, my domestic arrangments are a matter best left to my ], and very little concern of yours.'' ] (]) 22:46, 17 November 2008 (UTC) #Rumour has it that your gardener is responsible for your ]s; (this could be quite fortuitous as I gather it is quite the thing these days to include ones gardener on ]). But could you arrange for your Butler to ask him to confirm that he has the requisite technology to communicate with colonials? I believe that extra z keys and a surplus syllable key that generates random "ations" is desirable. Yours Sincerely ::''']]]'''</span> 20:46, 17 November 2008 (UTC)▼ Yours Sincerely   ▲::''']]]'''</span> 20:46, 17 November 2008 (UTC) :::''Rumour is a very dangerous thing, just imagine if we were all to listen to very Misplaced Pages rumour and whisper. Goodness gracious one would beleive every Arb and check-user were the mistress/lover of the other - or worse! - perish the thought. The only ] I have dear are in a ]. The Arbcom is quite safe in my hands.'' ] (]) 22:46, 17 November 2008 (UTC)   ===Question from Jehochman=== # Have you ever been '']''? #: #: Answer: I am person of vast experience in a wide variety of fields and subjects, especially fields where I have gained much experience indeed. Regarding you veiled reference to popular music, I believe it should all be banned as it is entirely responsible for the lack of moral fibre prevalent amongst the youth of today. They should all be performing public services, not sitting about all day, fiddling with computers, taking drugs, intoxicating liquor and impregnating each other. If elected I shall ban all editing by the under 40s - Admins aged 14-and-a half will become a thing of the past. ] (]) 12:02, 18 November 2008 (UTC)

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Question from Ultraexactzz

Good luck with your candidacy. UltraExactZZ ~ Evidence 15:59, 4 November 2008 (UTC)

  1. If you had to describe the ideal role of an Arbitrator in one word, what would that word be?
    Me, dear. Catherine de Burgh (Lady) (talk) 21:58, 17 November 2008 (UTC)

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Questions From ϢereSpielChequers

Good evening your ladyship. Please forgive the impertinence of my asking questions pertaining to the organisation of your domestic staff, but it is relevant to the matter at hand.

  1. How many of your staff will need access to arbcom communications in order to assist you in performing your ArbCom duties? (Obviously I'm not including the underfootman who irons the missives after they've been transcribed onto parchment, just those who read or hear the information).
I think, dear, my domestic arrangments are a matter best left to my comptroller, and very little concern of yours. Catherine de Burgh (Lady) (talk) 22:46, 17 November 2008 (UTC)
  1. Rumour has it that your gardener is responsible for your BlackBerrys; (this could be quite fortuitous as I gather it is quite the thing these days to include ones gardener on important adventures). But could you arrange for your Butler to ask him to confirm that he has the requisite technology to communicate with colonials? I believe that extra z keys and a surplus syllable key that generates random "ations" is desirable.

Yours Sincerely ::ϢereSpielChequers 20:46, 17 November 2008 (UTC)

Rumour is a very dangerous thing, just imagine if we were all to listen to very Misplaced Pages rumour and whisper. Goodness gracious one would beleive every Arb and check-user were the mistress/lover of the other - or worse! - perish the thought. The only blackberries I have dear are in a crumble. The Arbcom is quite safe in my hands. Catherine de Burgh (Lady) (talk) 22:46, 17 November 2008 (UTC)

Question from Jehochman

  1. Have you ever been experienced?
    Answer: I am person of vast experience in a wide variety of fields and subjects, especially fields where I have gained much experience indeed. Regarding you veiled reference to popular music, I believe it should all be banned as it is entirely responsible for the lack of moral fibre prevalent amongst the youth of today. They should all be performing public services, not sitting about all day, fiddling with computers, taking drugs, intoxicating liquor and impregnating each other. If elected I shall ban all editing by the under 40s - Admins aged 14-and-a half will become a thing of the past. Catherine de Burgh (Lady) (talk) 12:02, 18 November 2008 (UTC)