Comments of the Week: This is a travesty!
Posted by: Molly Redden in Vox Populi, tags: Comments of the Week
Comments took the day off last Saturday, so today, enjoy our favorite comments since Nov. 23:
Senior said he couldn’t care less about the ongoing squabble between GUSA and the other funding boards:
“good riddance, i’m graduating!”
Carter hoped MPD could fit some policing into their busy party patrolling schedule:
“and hopefully while these MPD officers are out patrolling they’ll keep an eye out for more serious stuff like assaults…cause you know that is a type of crime that happens around campus that deserves some police attention too.”
Rational Student either bemoaned a missed opporunity for love or told Vox what he thought about the voyeuristic Date Lab:
“This is a travesty!”
Matt stood up for direct routes to the Verizon Center with a dig at our football team:
“I’m sure students could take the G2 or the D2 to the DuPont, then change for the Redline, then walk to the Verizon Center, or ride their bike — but the fact is that students want a direct route. Hell, given the level of attention, it’s insane we don’t have games here at Georgetown (instead, we build a field for a football team that could charitably be called a ‘toss-up’ if ranked against a 7th-grade pee-wee all-girls team from Korea).”
And Not Greg Monroe spouted off about a change of dishware at Leo’s:
“Please write a story about Leo’s malfunctioning again. Second time this semester we have to resort to shitty small styrofoam stuff. The bowls are a joke. YOU CAN FIT THREE CORNFLAKES IN THEM. THREE. Don’t even think about putting milk in there. And you can totally forget about oatmeal, the one part of Leo’s they don’t consistently screw up. But at least they offer oh so much selection for muffins: cornbread muffin or chocolate chip muffin. The buffet line is a row of fat-impregnated greasy “dishes” designed to make Georgetown students plumper for whatever demise these Leo’s workers have in store for us. If anyone actually buys a meal at Leo’s for the 11 dollars it is over the next few days, I feel so sorry for them, but they need to learn their lesson: Starving is better than leo’s dreck. Maybe they’re just trying to avoid a Dickensian situation, because I strongly doubt anyone will go up to a Leo’s staffer and say ‘please sir may I have some more’, mainly because the only things worth saying that about have a line that’s unfathomably long and slow-moving (something I feel analogous to registration here: the only classes you’d look forward to take are inevitably full with 30 people on the waitlist, screw pre-registration I’m going to resort to blackmailing people I think will beat me out for a spot but that’s a whole ‘nother kettle of beans).”
It goes on like that for a while…
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