Dem ebil security officers took my coffee!

[darkdanc3r]

I hate professors who think the rules of the library don't apply to them just because they're professors. You'd think the professors would be the ones able to read the brightly-colored posters announcing 'no food or drinks past this point.' Apparently this is not the case.

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[darkdanc3r]

tell me about it. at least i was nice. i wanted to say 'aww... if you need to, you can tell your class that the ebil security lady made you late because you had to follow the rules.'

I really really wanted to. But i was good. I even kept a straight face.

[darkdanc3r]

Hey, us bitches gotta service to perform *eg*

Can I hear how you were a bitch? or was it just in general?

[meezergal]

You are my hero of all time. Honestly.

(I had a mom bring in a lunch box, a goddamned LUNCH BOX with coffee and GRAPE JUICE and sandwiches and fruit cups and all sorts of messy stuff into the children's room of the public library I was working at a few years ago. She was very nasty to me when I asked her kindly to go to our lovely courtyard with her child and her picnic. Oh, how I wish you'd been there. You are AWESOME.)

[darkdanc3r]

Damn.

See, there've been a few times when I've been told to ease off on the 'bitch' mode, but to date, that seems to be the only way to handle some people.

drinks for no one

[vinny1]

I used to have to go on food and drink patrol in the first library I worked at. One time I caught an undergraduate with a drink and asked him to take it outside. He responded, "Well she has one." I told him I was getting to her next. I went up to her and said, "That gentleman (pointing) so kindly pointed out you have a drink. They are not allowed. Please take it outside." She had some choice words for him when they both went out the door.