Internal University Parking

**Danae** · 11th March 2009, 21:45

Most definitely. :B I finish at three on Fridays.

**Ixion** · 11th March 2009, 21:54

Originally Posted by Slyer

Another uni newbie! Coming to the chiller?

So where is it this Friday ? Strata? THe chiller thread has degenerated into a squabble about lockers.

**Slyer** · 11th March 2009, 21:59

Strata most likely I'm guessing.
But argh, I won't be there this week either, work finishing at 7.

**SARGE** · 11th March 2009, 22:37

my wife works at 76 .. used to park behind her office .. now they have to park at the Owen G building ..i say all you guys need to park there one morning .. pack them in early and take up every space available and a few more as a protest..

or just Animal House it and ride them into your offices, classrooms etc...

**motorbyclist** · 11th March 2009, 22:43

Originally Posted by SARGE

or just Animal House it and ride them into your offices, classrooms etc...

we'd have to make sure that co-incides with 'bring your two stroke' day

i've always wanted to ride a pocket rocket around uni, in the lifts etc

Originally Posted by Ixion

So where is it this Friday ? Strata? THe chiller thread has degenerated into a squabble about lockers.

if in doubt, i do make sure the first post of the chiller thread is up to date with the latest plans

**SARGE** · 11th March 2009, 22:46

Originally Posted by motorbyclist

we'd have to make sure that co-incides with 'bring your two stroke' day

i've always wanted to ride a pocket rocket around uni, in the lifts etc

let me know .. i'll make sure the FJ is available.. that should shake some tiles loose in the halls of learning

**Ixion** · 11th March 2009, 22:50

We used to do that. Every capping day, there'd be a mass bike ride, invade the uni buildings and schools. The stairs in the clock tower were an irresitable challenge, if they hadnt locke dthe doors. Students nowadays are so boringly mature.

**motorbyclist** · 11th March 2009, 22:57

on a lighter note, i see today that the uni has re-vamped their "don't park on a footpath, or else" notices

they are no longer adhesive - attached to my tank with a soft sticky tape that left no residue
they have instructions to ride around the barrier arms at ogg
they give a contact number and name for any queries

**Real_Wolf** · 11th March 2009, 23:16

heh, yeah, some of the guys were talking about how they got those on their bikes again despite being parked fine.

Ironically, walked past the bikes in cp36 when helping hanne with the table, and there was a nice line of bikes on the walkway where we are definetely not allowed, yet no messages on them. Think we need to make our own message to send to bikers who don't know of us to tell them to park properly

**Danae** · 12th March 2009, 17:55

Originally Posted by motorbyclist

on a lighter note, i see today that the uni has re-vamped their "don't park on a footpath, or else" notices

they are no longer adhesive - attached to my tank with a soft sticky tape that left no residue
they have instructions to ride around the barrier arms at ogg
they give a contact number and name for any queries

I got the exact same message in the OGG building, but it was my first time in there. I parked beside this motorbike but I got the notice anyways.

I like the idea of blocking up the parking building, good fun! and I want to ride my scooter around uni, it can't do much damage. Hawhaw.

**Ragingrob** · 12th March 2009, 18:09

Shit talk about parking on footpath today. About 4 or 5 bikes parked along the footpath under science beside stairs today.

**xwhatsit** · 13th March 2009, 10:39

Originally Posted by Ixion

We used to do that. Every capping day, there'd be a mass bike ride, invade the uni buildings and schools. The stairs in the clock tower were an irresitable challenge, if they hadnt locke dthe doors. Students nowadays are so boringly mature.

Awww shit that sounds awesome. It's my last semester, we should all cause a ruckus!

I don't think all those ghey GPX things with 16" front wheels will make any stairs. More manly bikes like Steve's DR650 and my not-gay-at-all RS could do it!

Hey -- one useful thing about it being 80 years since you were at uni -- they've got wheelchair ramps everywhere now