We should have the physical tickets with us for direct sale within the next couple of days. Alternatively, the tickets are already available for sale up on several sites (booking fees may apply in some cases) . Hope this helps, and see you there!
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The Uni Guild site (You can also drop in to The Guild Shop, The Base and purchase them in person)
In case you haven't seen this, from Mister Tom ![[profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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"This coming Red Nose Day on Friday 16th March 2007, the guys in the Rock Deformation Laboratory at the Department of Earth & Ocean Sciences, University of Liverpool UK will be raising money for the Comic Relief charity by Duck Taping ourselves to the front wall of the department building for the most of the working day.
Starring Tom Mitchell, Dan Faulkner, Pete Armitage and guests
see here for more details
http://www.ducktapeme.com/
Following a big Comic Relief success two years ago we have been sponsored by Henkel, the makers of Duck® tape, who have kindly donated a small arsenal of Duck® tape for the event (approximately 3.6 kilometres in length- no joke). All we need now is your help. The day’s antics will be broadcast by video / webcam feed on our website, people can sponsor us in person or online from the above website. We would appreciate if you could forward this email/ the above url to anyone you might think would be interested. Come down and laugh at us (and sponsor us!), or do it online. We'll have the local papers involved too, and hopefully we'll raise a lot of money!
Red Nose Day is a UK-wide fundraising event organised by Comic Relief every 2 years which culminates in a night of extraordinary comedy and moving documentary films. It's the biggest TV fundraising event in the UK calendar. On Red Nose Day everyone in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is encouraged to cast inhibitions aside, put on a Red Nose, and do something a bit silly to raise money - celebrities included. It is an event that unites the entire nation in trying to make a difference to the lives of thousands of individuals facing terrible injustice or living in abject poverty. Comic Relief was set up by comedians and uses comedy and laughter to get serious messages across, while making sure that everyone who gets involved can have fun at the same time. Over the years, more than 2 thousand celebrities have given their time and talent to Comic Relief, from Lenny Henry, Billy Connolly, John Cleese and Jerry Springer to Johnny Depp, Ali G, Davina McCall, Robbie Williams, Steve Coogan, Paul Whitehouse, Whoopi Goldberg and Woody Allen.
cheers,
Tom"
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