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Thirst-Quenching Activities (TQA) is a non EUS affiliated community, comprised mostly of McGill undergraduate engineers, of people dedicated to the consumption of alcoholic beverages through (often excessive) sociable, creative, and fun events or gatherings. The community is led by a small group of members who have self-entitled themselves "overlords". The primary medium of community coordination is a [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1397928390528771/ closed Facebook group entitled "Thirst-Qunching Activities!"] Overlord approval is required before joining the group, and membership is regularly culled to ensure a certain degree of member involvement. | Thirst-Quenching Activities (TQA) is a non EUS affiliated community, comprised mostly of McGill undergraduate engineers, of people dedicated to the consumption of alcoholic beverages through (often excessive) sociable, creative, and fun events or gatherings. The community is led by a small group of members who have self-entitled themselves "overlords". The primary medium of community coordination is a [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1397928390528771/ closed Facebook group entitled "Thirst-Qunching Activities!"] Overlord approval is required before joining the group, and membership is regularly culled to ensure a certain degree of member involvement. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
TQA was started as Facebook group on 2015 April 12 by Neil Dentoom. | TQA was started as Facebook group on 2015 April 12 by Neil Dentoom. | ||
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Thirst-Quenching Activities (TQA) is a non EUS affiliated community, comprised mostly of McGill undergraduate engineers, of people dedicated to the consumption of alcoholic beverages through (often excessive) sociable, creative, and fun events or gatherings. The community is led by a small group of members who have self-entitled themselves "overlords". The primary medium of community coordination is a closed Facebook group entitled "Thirst-Qunching Activities!" Overlord approval is required before joining the group, and membership is regularly culled to ensure a certain degree of member involvement.
History
TQA was started as Facebook group on 2015 April 12 by Neil Dentoom.