🚀 go-pugleaf

Dave wrote:

> >was going below the limit - just that it took a while.  I used to go to R.I.T.
> >in Rochester (Henrietta, NY, actually) and the Monroe County Sheriff's had red
>
> A fellow RITer huh?  Just out of curiosity, once you get out of school
> does it seem worth the 4 years of living hell?  I'm hoping it does
> seem worth it.

Heh, I was only there for a year - sorry, no way in hell I could do it.  As a native
Californian, I couldn't stand the heat.  What even made it worse was that my dorm had
NO AIR CONDITIONING!  I even bought one of these portable units and stuck it on my
window (using makeshift pipes for ventilation, etc, since it had one of these
swinging ones that don't open much) and Campus Safety told me to take it down.
Geez.  I envied the ones in L.B.J!

> >sirens.  I got pulled over by one for going too fast and I thought it was a fire
> >car (It was also red, go figger).  I moved about 30 feet ahead after a full stop
> >when the car was behind me but the car moved and stayed behind me.  I could hear
> >on the loud speaker, "STAY WHERE YOU ARE!"
>
> That's annoying, I noticed that too.  I don't think I've seen that
> anywhere else...I think that's a really bad idea just for the reason
> that out of staters get confused.

Well, you know what.  I'm flying to Toronto on a business trip and the last time I've
been to Rochester was way back in 1989 as a freshman.  I wonder how things have
changed.  I think I'll pay RIT a visit in July.  By the way, I miss the greasy
6-hour-old pizzas at Nathaniel's.  Is it still there?

Richard