‘Yeah I go Trevs’ officially the most tragic phrase in the English language

The admission that you go to Trevelyan College has been announced as officially the most tragic phrase you could possibly say, DuzFeed can reveal.

Beating out close competitors of ‘yeah my Dad left when I was five’ and ‘yeah they were cheating on me all along’ the absolutely gut-wrenchingly tragic phrase was found to garner far more pity and sympathy than almost anything else that you could say to a person.

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Ollie, an orphan who lost both his parents in a freak accident when he was young, and who has recently been diagnosed with a terminal illness after finding out that his surviving family stole his inheritance and that his brother was sleeping with his girlfriend said to us: ‘Yeah I mean I tell people about that awful things that have happened to me, and I get the usual pitying looks and comforting words…but then I tell them I go to Trevs, and a wholly different look of tragic sympathy comes across their face. It’s hard to watch. But Trevs is that fucking tragic I guess’

Political debate on Durfess instantly solves all of society’s problems

The debate of political and social issues on the anonymous submissions platform Durfess has instantly and completely solved all problems in society, DuzFeed can reveal.

Following a post which invited discussion on stereotypes and attitudes surrounding privately educated students, the previous animosity between the groups was resolved and a coherent and workable plan for the reform of the British education system was laid out, which is soon to be adopted by the UK Government.

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Other issues which were also immediately solved on the platform included LGBTQ rights, women’s rights, the cost of university tuition, and the Israel-Palestine crisis.

As a result, the dawn of a new utopian era has been heralded, with its inception being attributed mostly to jumped-up Durham students voicing their ill-considered opinions online. All hail the keyboard warriors.

Ex-public school student moving into Castle says he definitely won’t let the fact he lives in a fucking castle to go his head.

A Castle fresher who just left a prestigious public school has assured his friends and family that the fact that he now literally lives at the top of a Norman Castle over looking a Northern town won’t go to his head.

 Screen Shot 2018-09-28 at 00.48.38.pngAddressing the potential problem, Quentin from Kent said: ‘no, I certainly won’t let my new living situation effect the way I both view and interact with others around me, or mean I develop a misplaced sense of deserving self-righteousness and superiority. I understand the fact that my being given a Castle room was completely random and that I’m immensely privileged to live in such a beautiful and historic sett….bahahahahaha! sike! Of course I’m going to let it got to my head! I went to bloody [redacted] and now I literally live in a fucking castle like the King of fucking the North! Can you believe this shit?! If only the servery staff were as good as the staff at home, this whole deal would be pretty bloody perfect. Now fuck off I’ve got state school kids to bully’

Rugby lads planning initiation look forward to an evening of considered and civilized fun.

A group of male rugby players have confirmed their plans for an evening good-natured and well-mannered fun to welcome new members to their club, during which everything will be enjoyed in moderation.

Speaking to DuzFeed the social secretary of the club said ‘yeah I thought we’d start about by meeting around 5 for chilled coffee and catch-up at Esquires to see how we’re all doing. Following that I thought we’d take a peaceful stroll together along the riverbank with our new members to get to know them and take some time to contemplate just how lucky we are to study in such a lovely town. The new boys will be able to enjoy getting to know us in a care-free and welcoming environment. Later the boys and I will likely volunteer for a little while at a local homeless shelter (legends), before turning in early to ensure we’re in top form for all our lectures tomorrow. Of course if people wish to slowly enjoy a drink or two over the course of the evening they’re very welcome to, although it is by no means expected. We’re really excited for a seriously pleasant evening’ Screen Shot 2018-09-28 at 00.43.41 

Members of the local community are thrilled to hear that the Rugby boys will be back in town tonight, and are looking forward to welcoming them into the local pub, where they often make an effort to fraternize with local customers, and treat the bar stuff with utmost respect. ‘They’re just a pleasure to be around and a shining example of how young sportsmen should behave’ said one resident when interviewed by DuzFeed.

Durham Freshers look forward to year of shite clubbing, posh twattery, and still wishing they’d gotten into Oxbridge

Having received their results and confirmed their places, Durham’s newest intake of Freshers are looking forward to experiencing all of the things that make Durham Durham.

Alongside the standard stereotypical features of the University, freshers are also excited for getting sharked by their college parents, not having any of their school mates visit them even though they said they would, and being seen as way less cool than all their mates who went somewhere fun like Bristol.

Durham Fresher Clementine from Surrey told us: ‘I can’t wait to arrive in Durham. I’m looking forward to making a new group of friends and expanding my social horizons beyond privately educated white people from the South. Durham is a chance to escape the privileged bubble I grew up in and experience a new, likely even more privileged one!’

We at DuzFeed look forward to welcoming all new Freshers to Durham in October. Don’t forget your warm coat and healthy sense of entitlement! welcome to durham.jpg