The BA Office ladies overrode whatever system wouldn't let me enrol and signed me up for all my classes. In about five minutes. WOOHOO!!!
Question: Why couldn't you have done this weeks ago?
My name was recorded by the dude on the train who wouldn't let me travel on a student ticket because my Flinders student ID was not valid (then, it is now) and my international student ID wasn't acceptable.
Question: Isn't the point of an international student ID that it's valid anywhere?
Question: How about you don't sell tickets to people without valid ID so they don't end up ON A TRAIN with no money and no ticket?
Question: If that chick hadn't given me change, what would you have done?
Question: Is that even how you spell the word 'question'? QUESTion. KEWSTyun. KooWESTeeon.
Missy, have you finally cracked it? Did that record-breaking heatwave fry your brain? You really need to come back up here to get re-hydrated.
ReplyDeleteIt's QWEST-ee-oon. Duh.
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QUESTion i think. It's like a fricken massive QUEST.
ReplyDeleteThat is a good QUESTION - what would they have done if you had not been rescued by some nice lady?
ReplyDeleteA fate worse than death!
In the real olden times - even before I was born - the Brits used to throw people in jail for not being able to pay their debts. They were left there until they WERE able to pay.
do you see a problem here?
I'm sure the MTA in Adelaide would have adopted the same procedure.
"You vill not leef this bus until you pay!".
The Kingston Trio even had a song about - Charlie was short a nickel, so was sentenced "to ride forever neath the streets of Boston, he's the man who never returned".
Just thought you'd like to know that.