🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1993Mar24.001404.9828@sol.UVic.CA> klassen@sol.UVic.CA (Melvin Klassen) writes:
>Why build at all, when the money could go to student bursaries?
>
>Why stop at five above-ground storeys?  
>Build higher, and make UBC look like downtown!   
>
>Imagine -- if there was enough student-housing on campus,
>then there wouldn't need to be **any** automobile-parking on campus,
>and all those lots could be converted to rhododendron-gardens!
>
>Why not a Skytrain station, too?
>
>Why not a parking-garage for bicycles?
>
>Why only 5 levels of underground parking?
>Make it 10 levels, in order to encourage more people to bring their
>four-wheeled pollution-generation devices onto campus!  
>
>Bigger!  Higher!  More concrete!  Less view!  More crowding!
>

  Let's try something cornflakes-for-brains. How about making sense?
I mean, prattling on without having a point to make may go over well
in your cirle of friends (which no doubt includes such notable people
as Mr. Rogers, Pee-wee Herman, and your good invisible buddy 'Homer'),
but most of the people who read this are somewhat more educated that
you appear to be, and don't need to listen to you spew various words
from your facial orfice. I know some environmental extremists that I
think would like to drive a spike into YOU to save the trees from
being subjected to your mono-celled brain's idea of intelligent
conversation. If I wanted to hear lines as empty of thought as yours
I would watch 'Studs' on T.V.

  However, if he was slightly more evolved, mulch-head here might
come up with the suggestion of actually DOING something about
the destruction of the rose garden....so, anyone want to
volunteer? I would suggest contacting the Vancouver Sun, perhaps
the city office that issues building permits....no doubt some
other 'petition-types' would take up the cause too....

	/dev/russ