Best of The Tab: The Raz
All the Tab’s Raz coverage plus some highlights from the week
This week The Tab’s latest dosing of Raz gossip went viral as a disgruntled Blue Angel employee revealed all on Monday night’s most hallowed haunt. We know everyone likes a good Raz story so we’ve assembled the best stories our favourite boozer has had to offer along with a few other Tab highlights from this week.
News on Booze
In February The Tab took a trip to the Raz to ask Britain’s best and brightest prospects their opinions on the week’s news. Let’s just say it wasn’t exactly an intellectual exhibition…
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Monday Night Street Style: On the Raz
Back in January The Tab went to check out the latest styles of our Monday night Raz dwellers. Not unexpectedly, style seemed to be the last thing on the agenda as drunken disputes with the security guard seemed to be the fashion of the night along the classic adoption of the roadside fetus position. Puketastic.
April Fools! – RIP Raz
Gotcha! Yes, shock horror. The Raz wasn’t actually closing down but The Tab’s April Fools Day prank got a few people’s heart racing. Some of the staff didn’t seem too happy either judging by the comments.
Other news from Tabs across the nation…
Spare a thought for the Golf Managers this exam season
The Birmingham Tab quite spectacularly teed off the on the ‘Golf Course Management’ degree with hilarious results.
Personal highlight, ‘Think of all the things a golf management student could buy with NINE GRAND. Think of all the adult nappies he could get.’
If only Liverpool had a Golf Management degree…
CURRY CARNAGE
It all got a bit wacky in Cambridge this week as students from four different colleges (yes I repeat four) were caught hurling curry along with their eating utensils at the local curry house. Sources say it all got a bit dramatic and the police had to be called. Cambridge you absolute nutters.
Saturday Knife Fever
Back in Liverpool this week, those machete enthusiasts were back at it again as they were seen brandishing a 12 inch blade while attempting to purchase a mobile charger on Laurence Road. Props to Ben Mawdley for a sensational headline. Just inspired…