Like DAISIES!!!!!
Sep. 21st, 2011 09:28 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tanarillAhem.
The main method of transportation on campus is people-power. We walk, bike, skate, and skateboard to get places, and there are corresponding bike paths (and bike racks!) all over the place. Most of the time they parallel the sidewalks, but they also cut large green lawns into smaller but still green lawnlike spaces.
Along these paths, various on-campus groups put up useful signage. This is to inform people about campus events, and also a few to point new students to the right place. So far, so good.
Except this weekend, a whole bunch of signs mysteriously appeared, popping up overnight. They mostly encourage joining a particular Greek group, but there are also some for clubs and on-campus resources. The three most highly amusing:
From Sigma Pi (I think): "Rush the big furry board." It appears to have sod growing on it. Someone spent time on that one.
From Beta Theta Pi: a picture of police-Cartman, stating to "Rush his Fraternetah!
From the UCSB bicycle group, which pays for all the bike paths: "Our sign is tall." Indeed, it is.
In completely unrelated news, I am now on the BioNews email distribution list, which ought really be called BioChat, since that's what it is. This is a list for bio-type science people to announce that they need roommates, or have a toaster for sale, or have run out of iodine for an experiment and does anyone happen to have about 30 grams of it they could use?
Today, someone asked for anti-chicken.
That is all.
The main method of transportation on campus is people-power. We walk, bike, skate, and skateboard to get places, and there are corresponding bike paths (and bike racks!) all over the place. Most of the time they parallel the sidewalks, but they also cut large green lawns into smaller but still green lawnlike spaces.
Along these paths, various on-campus groups put up useful signage. This is to inform people about campus events, and also a few to point new students to the right place. So far, so good.
Except this weekend, a whole bunch of signs mysteriously appeared, popping up overnight. They mostly encourage joining a particular Greek group, but there are also some for clubs and on-campus resources. The three most highly amusing:
From Sigma Pi (I think): "Rush the big furry board." It appears to have sod growing on it. Someone spent time on that one.
From Beta Theta Pi: a picture of police-Cartman, stating to "Rush his Fraternetah!
From the UCSB bicycle group, which pays for all the bike paths: "Our sign is tall." Indeed, it is.
In completely unrelated news, I am now on the BioNews email distribution list, which ought really be called BioChat, since that's what it is. This is a list for bio-type science people to announce that they need roommates, or have a toaster for sale, or have run out of iodine for an experiment and does anyone happen to have about 30 grams of it they could use?
Today, someone asked for anti-chicken.
That is all.
