Black Blazers?
A patron just suggested to me that HBLL Security change to black blazers to further distinguish itself from Men's Chorus, and just to look cool. Comments?
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A patron just suggested to me that HBLL Security change to black blazers to further distinguish itself from Men's Chorus, and just to look cool. Comments?
I like people. I like talking to people. I like it when people come and talk to me at the desk. (Also, if I type the word "people" enough times, it starts to look weird to me.) But when friends (or acquaintances) (or people) come up and talk to you at the desk, but they stay too long, what do you do? It's awkward to say, "Hey, sorry, I can't talk to you anymore, I've got to. . .sit here. . .and watch people. . .uh. . .yeah. . ." There's no easy way out. It's just awkward.
So there I was just West Deskin' it and keeping my eye out for any costume totin' freaks trying to enter the library. As I was doing this normal task on that ever uneventful Friday I watched as three female patrons were leavin' the library. Deciding they were posing no threat to books, building, or myself I decided to move on and watch others who could be a little more suspicious. Just then I heared one of the patrons previously mentioned cry out "DANG, A RING." As I turned my head to see what the outburst was about I noticed she was noticing the white gold hammered ring I proudly tote on my left ring finger (and not just so I can remember which hand is my left). The patron who came about a year too late is one of many who I have sent home in complete and utter despair. Yea to the ring and the girl who gave it too me!...who I am proud to say is envied by many.
The speakers need to be at a loud enough volume at all times so that the alarms can be heard. This applies not only in control, but also at the desk-- especially including west. Admittedly it can be annoying. Admittedly control or east most often take care of alarms. But in the event that something goes wrong in the building, WEST is the backup to control. This is because the east desk would immediately assume responsibility for the atrium-- not to mention that particular task distracts east from paying attention to alarms. That leaves west as the most logical backup. Obviously this means you need to do more than stare vacuously into space whilst occupying the west desk. Pay attention to what's going on.
A woman in a hot air balloon realized she was lost. She lowered her altitude and spotted a man in a boat below. She shouted to him, "Excuse me, can you help me? I promised a friend I would meet him an hour ago, but I don't know where I am." The man consulted his portable GPS and replied, "You're in a hot air balloon, approximately 30 feet above a ground elevation of 2346 feet above sea level. You are at 31 degrees, 14.97 minutes north latitude and 100 degrees, 49.09 minutes west longitude. She rolled her eyes and said, "You must be a Republican." "I am," replied the man. "How did you know?" "Well," answered the balloonist, "everything you told me is technically correct, but I have no idea what to do with your information, and I'm still lost. Frankly, you've not been much help to me."
Yeah, y'know that feeling deep down inside? That stomach-churning, airway-constricting, finger-swelling, itchy feeling?
Hey foolz, be informed that §åû®µ$ is back on the 100 Hour Board. My new posts began on the 13th, I believe. We need y'alls help, so cowboy up and form a new wrinkle in your brains by showing your support for §åû®µ$ and :::Latro:::. Ask some sweet ace questions, leave witty comments, and together we'll straight up take control of that sucka back to the good guys. Godspeed, Blue Blazers! http://theboard.byu.edu Don't be square.
Saurus and the former 786 have summed it up perfectly: chicks love the blue blazers. I once heard someone refer to the library security guards as the sex symbol of BYU - can i say sex symbol at byu? Anyways, there have been numerous requests for a library security calendar - I think we should look into this - can't you all just see Scott on the cover lookin all bad - those things would sell faster than the "fire crowton" t-shirts. But, yes, Chicks love the blue blazer and its freakin smooth to ask out the ladies with it on. word. Blue blazers are part of the "skills" - girls only want boyfriends with good skills.
Word, Former 786. Life at Library Security never gets more silky and smooth than one's Blue Blazer which, my friend, is friggin silky and filthy smooth. That's why I was so confused when I first donned my Blue Blazer at the beginning of the semester. Sure, it had retained its silky-muh-smoothness and, apart from a little cinnamony overflow from the bathroom, still exuded manly musk. Yet something was different, indeed, nigh unto awry. Halfway through my rove I finally realized what was going on. Turns out 718 and two patrons had buttoned themselves up inside my Blue Blazer along with me. Seriously, chicks dig the things.
So,
Playoff Baseball Predictions:
I propose a new slogan for the HBLL Security peeps:
To my fellow Security associates,
So,
I propose that we begin to take note and document when funny, silly, or just down right ostentatious displays of stupidity take place in front of the desks. For example: when someone trips on the last step, those times that a patron gives you a book report when returning the book or just those stupid phrases people shout out in the atrium.
FYI - If you happen to see the fan blowing on me at the West Desk, um yeah, I'm just trying to hide a farty day.
Whats up my peeps? I just thought that I would inform all...young and old, rich and poor, man and woman, that the refigerator is now stocked with goodies. So let me get you the skinny on the food and open things up to suggestions. If you are wondering why we have juice instead of smoothies its because the great monster known as Sams Club didn't have them. So I got what I hoped was the next best thing. I can get another kind of juice next time or something completely different...so let me know.
Woo Woo West Desk Sitters
I have recently been informed that there is a conspiracy in which Jamba Juice is acctually responcible for stupidity. I recieved the lowdown from Cal Ripkin Jr. in a dream I had after eating a chicken taco I found at the back of my friends refrigetator. Of course I told Cal exactly what I am about to tell you..."duh." Of course it does. Just look at the number of people who walk into the library with a tall glass of the stuff wrapped in their hands. They forget to read the "NO FOOD" signs and even refuse to heed the common sence of just not having food in a library. The next point is that more and more people continually ask if they return books at the dest. Well I guess the black and white signs reading "Return Books Here" might be too small. Or perhaps a better explanation is that Jamba Juice is making them too stupid to read!
ol from Rove.