What is it with people who use the lift to go up or down one floor!? I could understand it if they had some sort of disability or illness, but these people are just fecking lazy. And is it just coincidence that these people are usually the sort who could do with running up and down a few stairs?
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My academic office at the university is on the fifth floor. I often run up it. Not many of the students can. Even carried a old dec alpha up the stairs, just because I knew I could.Comment
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SG, you git...now everyone in the office knows I'm not working!No doubt they had to repair the stairs afterwards, where you had fallen throughComment
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That's because the lift won't take your weight and the alpha!Even carried a old dec alpha up the stairs, just because I knew I could.
Run? Threaded? Don't your knuckles scrape on the steps?Comment
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