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I am reasonably certain there is a legal precedent for getting away with manslaughtering someone for loud-talking in one of the quiet floors of the library during finals.
You need to talk to someone for a few minutes? Okay. You need to discuss something quietly? Do it quickly, and we won't have a problem. If, however, you need two hours to discuss one problem (and concerts, and how drunk you were last night), then:
A) You are not going to suddenly, magically, Get It, and,
B) People are going to look the other way when I beat you to death with my shoe.
You need to talk to someone for a few minutes? Okay. You need to discuss something quietly? Do it quickly, and we won't have a problem. If, however, you need two hours to discuss one problem (and concerts, and how drunk you were last night), then:
A) You are not going to suddenly, magically, Get It, and,
B) People are going to look the other way when I beat you to death with my shoe.
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...Is it bad that my immediate thought was that if you started in on the person with highlighters etc., everyone would probably join in? And that I would throw mine in the order of most out of ink till least out of ink?
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I'm not bitch at all. :)
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i know i would. i would even supply an extra shoe in case yours wore out.
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The person(s) sound unbelievable. So did you eventually tell them off, or do you have a stern hair-netted librarian who did that for you?
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I didn't end up telling them off -- I gave the group of them (they swelled to seven) my best bitch face, which shut them up for a while. They started up again in a bit, and I was about to go talk to them when someone else did. After which point, they were even louder.
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