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05-22-2006, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by sigma pi
wrc style
jerry this week lets meet up and make sure you are mentally preped
i am counting on you not to come in last out of us
even though its not a race or a pissing match
jerry this week lets meet up and make sure you are mentally preped
i am counting on you not to come in last out of us
even though its not a race or a pissing match
05-22-2006, 11:59 PM
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05-23-2006, 09:49 AM
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from my office...
Given the tight parking situation at ***, I feel it is important to remind everybody that personal responsibility and common sense will help in making sure the already tight situation is somewhat tolerable. However, parking in the lots of adjacent buildings does not endear us to our neighbors, who have repeatedly contacted us saying that those cars will be towed.
This morning we'll begin a series that spotlights those of us who are helping to contribute to, rather than alleviate our issue. No names will be used, only the cars will be referred to.
This morning, I witnessed a ****employee park in the parking lot immediately south of Campus 2 (Black SUV---you know who you are), and walk into Campus 2, despite the availability of parking. I'm sure Heidi will love the phone call that will surely come asking that person to move their car, and the mass e-mail that follows.
Second, see the attached photo.....seriously. Its a small car in a big space.
Thanks for your time and hopefully these will be few and far between.
from my office...
Given the tight parking situation at ***, I feel it is important to remind everybody that personal responsibility and common sense will help in making sure the already tight situation is somewhat tolerable. However, parking in the lots of adjacent buildings does not endear us to our neighbors, who have repeatedly contacted us saying that those cars will be towed.
This morning we'll begin a series that spotlights those of us who are helping to contribute to, rather than alleviate our issue. No names will be used, only the cars will be referred to.
This morning, I witnessed a ****employee park in the parking lot immediately south of Campus 2 (Black SUV---you know who you are), and walk into Campus 2, despite the availability of parking. I'm sure Heidi will love the phone call that will surely come asking that person to move their car, and the mass e-mail that follows.
Second, see the attached photo.....seriously. Its a small car in a big space.
Thanks for your time and hopefully these will be few and far between.
05-23-2006, 12:48 PM
#4884
Originally Posted by BLITZSTI
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from my office...
Given the tight parking situation at ***, I feel it is important to remind everybody that personal responsibility and common sense will help in making sure the already tight situation is somewhat tolerable. However, parking in the lots of adjacent buildings does not endear us to our neighbors, who have repeatedly contacted us saying that those cars will be towed.
This morning we'll begin a series that spotlights those of us who are helping to contribute to, rather than alleviate our issue. No names will be used, only the cars will be referred to.
This morning, I witnessed a ****employee park in the parking lot immediately south of Campus 2 (Black SUV---you know who you are), and walk into Campus 2, despite the availability of parking. I'm sure Heidi will love the phone call that will surely come asking that person to move their car, and the mass e-mail that follows.
Second, see the attached photo.....seriously. Its a small car in a big space.
Thanks for your time and hopefully these will be few and far between.
from my office...
Given the tight parking situation at ***, I feel it is important to remind everybody that personal responsibility and common sense will help in making sure the already tight situation is somewhat tolerable. However, parking in the lots of adjacent buildings does not endear us to our neighbors, who have repeatedly contacted us saying that those cars will be towed.
This morning we'll begin a series that spotlights those of us who are helping to contribute to, rather than alleviate our issue. No names will be used, only the cars will be referred to.
This morning, I witnessed a ****employee park in the parking lot immediately south of Campus 2 (Black SUV---you know who you are), and walk into Campus 2, despite the availability of parking. I'm sure Heidi will love the phone call that will surely come asking that person to move their car, and the mass e-mail that follows.
Second, see the attached photo.....seriously. Its a small car in a big space.
Thanks for your time and hopefully these will be few and far between.
... Have a cookie ( : : )
05-23-2006, 02:10 PM
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Yeah i've got a couple of dings too.. Wish SCIC had a dent day, there was one a while back on nazicoc for 45 bux a panel, and it didn't matter how many dings you had in that one panel, it was still 45... sigh.. oh well