Thursday, January 24, 2013

10 comments:

Anonymous said...

There's something terribly wrong with the IVC lawn. It looks dried out and brown but when you try and walk on it, you sink into serious deep muck - much more than what is usually caused by rain. It's like a pipe or many pipes are broken. Both sides. I saw a girl sink tonight and lose her shoe.

Anonymous said...

How about "you've got mail" or "think different." And "disrespect" is not a f*ing verb.

Arrgh.

Anonymous said...

you founded the Hellmouth fer shure!

Anonymous said...

I have noticed that all week - before the rain. Serious deep muck. Much of the lawn is just dead. They should have roped it off - even at the edges you can slip and sink. I wonder if its development is connected to those guy who were tracking underground pipes and such last semester? They spraypainted around everything?

Anonymous said...

YES - something is wrong with the lawn! I tried to walk across a small patch of it a couple days ago and sank down as well. I t looks as if it is dry and brown but it's actually liquid.

Anonymous said...

Look on the bright side: the lawn is becoming a swamp but parking at IVC was good this week.

Anonymous said...

Misuse of question marks is another ubiquitous problem.

Anonymous said...

Hell, I'm still not reconciled to "access" as a verb. Despair!

mah

Anonymous said...

They're replacing the lawn with drought resistant landscrape alternatives.

Anonymous said...

People should not walk on the lawn anyway.

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