XHTML/CSS query

Okay, this may be a dumb question, but is there a way in XHTML/CSS to create a nested ordered list like this:

1. a list with some stuff in:
        1.1 stuff here
        1.2 more stuff
        1.3 guess what, a nested list:
                1.3.1 stoat
                1.3.2 weasel
                1.3.3 badger
        1.4 no list here

2. another list, or whatever

etc.?

I have looked in all the usual places and they all seem to say "no, can't be done", but you guys are clever...

Update: I really do mean with the numbering as above (1, 1.1, 1.1.1 etc.) not just nested lists in general -- sorry for not being more clear. And it looks like the answer's "no" anyway. :-/

Inventory: several tins of luncheon meat

Two adjacent subject lines in my inbox today were "invite beret" and "incant yalta". Should I be worried that my immediate reaction to those was along the lines of "YOU CAN'T DO THAT HERE"?

Orchestral manoeuvres, etc.

Orchestra concert last night wasn't very good from a technical point of view, but our audience (the Stroke Rehabilitation Ward at Addenbrookes) seemed to enjoy it. One man said it was the best thing he'd heard for years, and it brought tears to his eyes. Well, I can understand the latter reaction, at least... But seriously, the CCO isn't primarily about technical prowess; it's more about taking music into the community. And we certainly succeeded in that aim.

We're doing another concert on Saturday, at St Andrew's Church, Chesterton. The concert starts at 7pm, and is in aid of the St. Andrew's Hall project. Price: £5 adults, £3 concessions.

Out of reach

I'm not going to the pub tonight because I have no money.

I can't face going anywhere at the weekend except the concert that I've got to play in, so apologies to anybody who was hoping I'd be somewhere else: I'm afraid I will be hiding under a rock.