MUNer #1: If you were a topic I'd table you.
MUNer #2: I am a topic. Table me.
MUNer #3: MUNCEST alert.
MUNer #2: I am a topic. Table me.
MUNer #3: MUNCEST alert.
by MUNLOVER123 June 22, 2010
Intimate relations between members of Model United Nations (known as "MUNdoes," (em-U-en-does)), of which there are three degrees:
Third Degree MUNcest: occurring between MUNdoes of different committees at a conference
Second Degree MUNcest: occurring between MUNdoes of the same committee at a conference
First Degree MUNcest: occurring between MUNdoes of the same school/program.
While first and second degree MUNcest are in fact smiled upon in many circles, 1st Degree MUNcest is widely frowned upon. Those guilty of 1st degree are to be subjected to friendly teasing such that the crime may never be forgotten.
There is also a legendary and unproven MUNcest with ones chairpersons. Many dismiss this to be mere folklore but experts claim it is theoretically possible. It however has not been worked into the degree system and is largely shrouded in mystery and conjecture.
Third Degree MUNcest: occurring between MUNdoes of different committees at a conference
Second Degree MUNcest: occurring between MUNdoes of the same committee at a conference
First Degree MUNcest: occurring between MUNdoes of the same school/program.
While first and second degree MUNcest are in fact smiled upon in many circles, 1st Degree MUNcest is widely frowned upon. Those guilty of 1st degree are to be subjected to friendly teasing such that the crime may never be forgotten.
There is also a legendary and unproven MUNcest with ones chairpersons. Many dismiss this to be mere folklore but experts claim it is theoretically possible. It however has not been worked into the degree system and is largely shrouded in mystery and conjecture.
by Kris-Nigel December 11, 2003
Amendment to above definition by Kris-Nigel:
"While first and second degree MUNcest are in fact smiled upon in many circles,"
should be read as:
"While SECOND and THIRD degree..."
"While first and second degree MUNcest are in fact smiled upon in many circles,"
should be read as:
"While SECOND and THIRD degree..."
by Kris-Nigel December 16, 2003