IN PICTURES: Carnage and Playtime on Broad Street

One naughty player… crossed out shirts mean no entry back in to the club.

Even the Carnage t-shirts which the event provides for entry to bars and £1 discounted drinks seemed to disintegrate as the night went on.

Er… not a happy bunny.

Plummeting temperatures on Sunday night of course called for female students to burrow into their wardrobes for lots of warm and cosy layers such as micro skirts, tiny hot pants and skimpy tops in addition to the compulsory rabbit ears and tails.

Displaying the efforts of that hard slog through the wardrobe… Yep, maybe a bit of blusher will warm you up.

One of the aforementioned chunder dragons…

And emotional wrecks…

No pavement for this one… kudos to her buds.

The unhappy bunny… perhaps she couldn’t find a playmate.

It all seemed a bit much for some, and by the end of the night most had retreated to the relative comfort of kebab shops or sought out a shoulder to catch 40 winks.

Failing that, the pavement is always a good place for a rest.

Chats with the p-dizzles.

So thankfully, this year there was no repeat of the 2009 incident in Sheffield which resulted in 19-year-old student Philip Laing being ordered to carry out 250 hours of community service and pay a £185 fine after admitting desecrating a poppy wreath.