To sexile:
To banish a roomate from the room/dorm/apartment for the purpose of engaging in intimate relations with one's significant other/sex partner.
Sexiling is a usual custom of dorm life, but only if you share your room with another. Hence our lovely Forbes Hall with a plethora of doubles rooms must get its fair share of "sexiling", no? If you haven't been in such a situation, pray you never feel the heightened anxiety of leaving your room for such acts of fornication. Most roommates often concede their rooms this time and that for good show of manners, but there surely are times when the cold hard floor of the hall, the scruffiness of the lounge couches, or awkwardly inquiring to use another's bed on your floor is just not okay.

After the long weekend, I am sure some of you experienced such a disaster, no? Please, Forbsians, tell me your anguish, your shame, your anger; vent to me, spill to me, share with me; share with others your tortures for surely others shall relate.
UPDATE FROM LAST POST:
I would like to clear the air of my supposed bias on "roomiecest". I am not discouraging the acts of fornication in our lovely hall, I am merely advising you of the possible consequences as an outcome of inter-floor, inter-dorm sexual interaction. I am not biased at all towards any homosexual acts because I may be "straight", I am an ambiguous being that hears all, sees all, and is all.
Through my email system I have learned a certain couple on the Fifth Floor has decided to go by the name "Jimison"... a strange coupling technique that leaves me baffled, but, by whatever means, make yourselves comfortable here at Forbes. While your true names are unknown, your compound name will live on, plastered on the pages of The Forbes Informer.
An attempted floorcest is just as intriguing as a full -cestual endeavor. One reader emailed:
"AB, who lives a few doors down from me, came back really drunk last night, and went right back to his room. I saw him walk in, and I followed him towards his room, worried that he might have had a few too many. When I looked at the door, and asked him if he was okay, he said "Dude, you are making me so hot right now." I freaked the fuck out, and slammed the door, almost hitting him in the face. He's a bit bigger than me, so I just got really scared and overreacted. He didn't open up his door during the next half-hour I was in my room. It was humiliating, but sort of funny I guess."
Quite a tale from our anonymous reader, and yes, "sort of funny".
Another email I have recently received described some interesting if rather specific events that have occurred. In fact, the email blatantly named one of the RSA members. I do not condone this kind of calling-out. The Forbes Informer regards anonymity in its highest. However, this piece of Forbes gossip is too intriguing to disregard, therefore I will preserve anonymity and share with you all aforesaid account:
"i've heard a crazy story on the [?] floor that a certain RSA [officer] who is supposedly "straight" kissed a flamboyant and fiesty midg. maybe once. maybe twice. maybe full on make-out."
We all, more or less, voted on the RSA elections for our favorite candidates and I wonder if this certain member ran on promises of sexual promiscuity (cross gender lines?).
Also through my email system I have received quite a comic anecdote of one resident residing on an anonymous floor:
"Dear Sir or Madam:
I wish to make a complaint about the noise that emanates from the room with which I share a wall in the [?] floor of Forbes Hall. Whilst I am in my serene quarters, studying diligently for an upcoming test or exam, I am frequently disturbed by the raucous lovemaking going on next door. The frequent bumps against my wall coupled with the frenetic heavy breathing and cries of “Yes! Yes! Only 1 more lap!” make it extremely difficult for a studious student like myself to concentrate on mentally taxing work. When one cannot concentrate in his own room, it is a sad day for the fine dormitory facility of Forbes Hall at large. The tall one is by far the most irritating, but the stoned one is not much more less annoying. These two individuals, who I shall not name, have greatly decreased my standard of living with their love for each other. It is nearly impossible to even do rudimentary mental math in betwixt cries of “I understand! It is all clear! Yes, Aristotle, yes!” and “Win this one, Phelps!” interspersed with screams of what can only be euphoria of the flesh.
I sincerely hope some action is taken against these disruptive and sinful individuals, or else I shall be forced to seduce one of them for myself.
Sincerely Yours,
A Concerned Resident"
While this particular account leaves me with a strong sense of doubt for its legitimacy, I still couldn't stop myself from proffering quite a giggle. Please, Forbesians, keep the stories, tales, theories, myths coming. I would love for them to be surely legitimate, but I can only examine and tell what I have read. And, as Socrates said, "The unexamined life is not worth living."
xoxo
The Forbes Informer
A tip to the Forbes Informer:
ReplyDeleteTransfer schools. When we find out who you are, which we will, you will want to be at least 100 miles from campus... for your own safety.
xoxo
So...I can confirm that last email. Although the writing style makes it seem unbelievable, I actually have heard screams and moans coming from the boy's wing on that floor. It's surprisingly not exaggerated at all.
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought this blog would be funny. Gossip is entertaining, right? The more I read, the more I realize that this really isn't funny anymore. This is people's lives, people's privacy destroyed, their relationships spread across a page on the internet for anyone to see. What's really disturbing is the subtly vindictive focus on gay residents. No matter how much the author disclaims his or her bias, simply the fact that the last two posts have at least partially focused on homosexuals reveals an ingrained sense of it as strange and possibly disturbing. If two straight members of our dorm were kissing, would it ever make anyone's gossip? No wonder people would want to keep their homosexuality secret. Even though people may whisper about it in the halls, that is no more than we do about our straight friends, hypothesizing about potential relationships. Attempting to out people publicly is an entirely different matter.
ReplyDeleteIn response to the comment above mine:
ReplyDeleteI'm fairly certain that the Forbes Informer has paid equal attention to both straight and gay relationships...if he or she ignored the gay relationships, you'd also be complaining.
That being said, I'm not sure if I get this blog's purpose.
Fuck bitches, get money! Nightly blazing on the patio.
ReplyDeleteamen to comment above me
ReplyDeleteLet me start my response to this post and this blog in general by admitting that I realize that its only purpose is to get a rise out of people. This place exists only to see what drama can be created out of people's lives. Congratulations, your plan is working!
ReplyDeleteThat being said... realize what you are doing. Sure, this has been done before, both in real life and in crappy television shows, and do you know what always ends up happening? You guessed it, more drama. There's only one difference between TV and here... this is real. You think you are so cool because you hide behind a guise and a pseudonym, but all you are is a bully... an enabler. You are bringing high school to college which is extremely childish. Grow up, realize that the people you are talking about are real people, and realize that your "anonymity" is not as anonymous as you think it is. When you mention a small group of people such as RSA, then point out that an issue only concerns ONE BOY in RSA, you have limited the pool of people from the 200+ in Fobes to a meek 4 people. I hardly call this anonymous you idiot.
Get off your high horse and stop this shit because I'll tell you that your experiment will have one of three outcomes. 1)People will slowly (or quickly, for that matter as your writing is far from interesting) lose interest and in all your attemps to regain your readership, no one will come back. You'll be wasting your time. 2) You will create more drama than you anticipated, and if you have any shred of humanity in you, you'll stop anyway. You'll concede your efforts in an attempt to retain peace and friendships. Or finally 3)Your identity will be discovered (which it seems like it already almost has... cough cough...). Guess what... people are simple creatures. They look for someone to blame. Sure, maybe all the things you are reporting about are true, but bringing them to the public eye is YOUR fault and YOU will be the one they blame. Maybe you don't have any friends to lose, who knows, but if your identity is revealed, you sure as hell won't have many left.
Give this up- sure, it's sort of entertaining, but at the price of the dignity of innocent people. I have a question for you Ms. All Knower... if some gossip as serious as you have just reported about surfaced about YOU, would you post it? Hmm... let me think for a second... NO you wouldn't. Why would you destroy your own ego? You wouldn't, so why would you do it to anyone else?
Grow a heart and realize that you hurt people more than you think you do. Find some other way to spend your time than checking another email address for interesting bits of information. It's nice outside... enjoy the sun instead of the light coming from your LCD, loser.