Trinitarianism
A friend of mine was a student at Cambridge. For a while, there'd been a glitch in the accommodation list which meant that she was without a room in undergrad accommodation.

However, a suite of rooms had just been vacated in college. Normally, these would be for teaching staff - but there was noone except her in need.

So this is how she ended up living in what had been Ludwig Wittgenstein's rooms.

Every so often, she'd have a group of tourists knock on her door, wanting to take photographs.
"Er... OK", she'd say. "Just let me hide the pile of laundry first..."
( Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Mon 20 Apr 2009, 12:17, 5 replies)

Surely, it being unspeakable,
they would have passed over it in silence?
(ragged, Mon 20 Apr 2009, 12:49, closed)

Tee hee!
Her appeals to privacy, on the other hand, proved to be incoherent.
( Enzyme is powered by sunlight, Mon 20 Apr 2009, 12:53, closed)

very awesome indeed
although according to some, he was a miserable twunt. Id prefer living in a cabin in norway to any place where he's been... oh wait.
(cl1nt was named after dirty harry, Mon 20 Apr 2009, 13:10, closed)

My parents' house
was a few doors up from Jane Austen's old gaff in Winchester, and they were friends with the current occupants. The lady of the house came out of the bathroom one day to find about 20 Japanese tourists taking photos in her sitting room.
( Monty Boyce, My cheese game is strong, Mon 20 Apr 2009, 13:48, closed)

*googles Ludwig Wittgenstein*
...Oh cool!
(Helixdaunting, Mon 20 Apr 2009, 23:50, closed)