Who horks doors?

[maevebran]

Seriously! earcmacfithil and I have had one of two doors in our studio space horked, snurched, borrowed without permission, snatched, pilfered, stolen, door napped, pillaged, plundered, and removed from it's hinges. This isn't as serious as it sounds, our studio is basically an inner office inside another office. the outter door remains (with it's locks) but we

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[curiouswombat]

Good grief!

[maevebran]

Exactly.

[chris4short]

what? huh? who ... eh? ok that's one for the books... and this not the first time? do they "borrow" the doors for an art project and then bring it back? or for their home when their in-laws come to visit and they need a front door? I mean common! That's.... odd.

EDIT: (I was having a wtf moment and messed up my message...)

[maevebran]

This is not the first time they've entered the space with out informing us first, but the first time something noticeable was missing. (The might be filling in the opening with a wall. At least that is our best guess. but who knows why they want our door.)

[aelfgyfu]

Hrm. How odd. :-P

[maevebran]

Exactly. It means the ability to try to control our dust has gone down.

[maevebran]

I'd hate to know which doorway they were trying to open that they needed our door. =)

[daniel_shadow]

How rude of some people Maeve!! How can they take your doors? Yeesh.

[maevebran]

It's there building. We do 30 hours of community art service a year for free studio space so the building belongs to the park and recreation district. Legally it is their right, but it is downright unprofessional of them not to tell us first.=)