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amanda kc wrote about
Film Screenings:
i went to see terri last night THANKS CAMPUS!!! what a great film I cared about the characters!
touching and warm on a differnet note yeah whats with the line cutting?? this huge , 300 pound, LOUD, YELLING TO EVERYONE woman walks up and just cuts the line. the coordinator asked her to go back to her spot in the line, but she insited on talking to her fiend what could he do? after all, its not suppose to be a place where you have to force people to do the right thing ,he repeated his cute little speech, and , she repeated hes, when they began to let us all in of course ,she marched right in with a look of difinace about her , as if she "dared" anyone to say anything ,and this woman was B -I -G, nasty, & arrogant . oh well such is the way of all demons ... they vex your peaceful life, hope someone tells her about this email.
she pushed right in the midst of this always -at-the-front-of-the-line-group
tell her .... just sharing
Posted: 12:12pm | 6/30/2011
jimfoley2005 wrote about
Film Screenings:
@maceo d kat: Just to get you on the right page, I got in, I'm upset about the wonderful children trying so hard to be good, and their folks trying so hard to do the best for their kids and set a good example, only to not get in because some arrogant, ignorant, jerks chose to cut in line and there was no system in place to stop them. So a potentially wonderful event, and the wonderful efforts of the Campus Circle staff, were tarnished by the selfish, deviate behavior of a few adults, who have for years gotten away with ruining the possibility of a wonderful experience by some wonderful peeps and some deserving children.
Posted: 9:30am | 6/30/2011
jimfoley2005 wrote about
Film Screenings:
@RickyO: there are logistical problems with the way screenings are handled, and I'm grateful for the efforts of CC, theatre staff, and others handling crowd control. The simple problem I'm addressing is the ignorant and arrogant behavior of specific persons who habitually sneak into line, in front of those waiting for hours, before the screenings, and only them. The answer is simple, and if ignored will continue to tarnish the fine efforts of CC and their associates, and exploit all those who do the right thing, including children. When the line begins, hand out numbers, or write down names. These are 2 of I'm sure many ways to stop those who offend. Checking IDs and barcodes should be considered part of the regular routine. Thank you good people, and you bad people, stop damaging the fine efforts of the CC staff, the integrity of the good people, and the children.
Posted: 3:23pm | 6/29/2011
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