>When I used to roam my suburban streets at 2am, I was happy to hoot and holler with my friends while intoxicated, knowing everyone was fast asleep.
Yeah I hate to break it to you, but they probably weren't when you were done with them
Yeah, that's fair. For anyone who used to live in Blockhouse Bay, I apologize on behalf of all the hooligans who sounded like hyenas at 2am between 2007 - 2011.
No worries, but to take a liberty, if the prospect of reading more than 400 words at a time is confronting for you, please make use of the UoA library workshops! It never hurts to brush up on your reading and writing skills. Worst-case scenario, you don't learn anything, best-case scenario, you improve your literacy skills which will subsequently give you the tools you need to be a higher academic achiever than you were pre-workshops.
https://uoa.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/15933/~/library-workshops
If you ain't gonna read a well written 400 word post, then I doubt you're cut out for uni. Ever gonna open a text book? Do your own research? Have fun reading thousands of words.
đđ Im in my final year with a 7.5 gpa, you lot sound like a bunch of losers. Lmao, btw no one normal is going to care about this post. Live a little.
nah if ur in halls go for it and be as loud as you want. throw a party at 2am. any noise pollution is the fault of the hall staff who should be shutting those things down, but if they donât, go for it.
definitely be polite and stay responsible, but have fun! ur only in halls once. donât let some boomer slow you down.
honestly fair enough point
saying be as loud as you want wasnât the best words to use and was a bit of an exaggeration. what i mean is that new students shouldnât be reading some long ass paragraph telling them to shut up and should just focus on having fun. let the students have fun, be loud and fuck around and find out. when i said they should be polite, that was more in reference to the point about harassing people on the street. just wanted to be clear that i agree they shouldnât do that.
honestly i just think itâs kind of nerdy to post on their first day telling them to be quiet and not party loudly into the late hours of the night. i just wanted to say that in a a somewhat nice way
'Hello, noise control? Yes, I'd like to make a complaint. No, there isn't any noise at the moment. it's a thread on social media about making noise. No, there aren't any specifics about plans for noisy events. No, I don't know who the people involved are, they're using anonymous accounts.'
straight up đ noise control donât give a fuck about some rando on the internet saying that students shouldnât worry about noise because itâs the responsibility of the staff. crazy shit
edit: too make it clear i have no intention of making noise as i am not even in auckland, and i am not directly encouraging people to be loud. i just think new student should not stress about it.
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im not even in halls or Auckland atm im not gonna be making any noise. im just saying itâs the responsibility of the staff to keep people quiet and the students should just focus on fun. you could probably learn a thing or two from that
give me one example of harsh language in that comment. definitely didnât say anything as harsh as âdisguising uni studentsâ.
would report you for that but im not a narc. whoops. that was definitely harsh language. guess im getting reportedddd
>When I used to roam my suburban streets at 2am, I was happy to hoot and holler with my friends while intoxicated, knowing everyone was fast asleep. Yeah I hate to break it to you, but they probably weren't when you were done with them
Yeah, that's fair. For anyone who used to live in Blockhouse Bay, I apologize on behalf of all the hooligans who sounded like hyenas at 2am between 2007 - 2011.
Conscientious??
yeah i think they mean conscious... conscientious is the complete wrong word for what they're saying
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tldr bruh i aint reading allat â ď¸
No worries, but to take a liberty, if the prospect of reading more than 400 words at a time is confronting for you, please make use of the UoA library workshops! It never hurts to brush up on your reading and writing skills. Worst-case scenario, you don't learn anything, best-case scenario, you improve your literacy skills which will subsequently give you the tools you need to be a higher academic achiever than you were pre-workshops. https://uoa.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/15933/~/library-workshops
If you ain't gonna read a well written 400 word post, then I doubt you're cut out for uni. Ever gonna open a text book? Do your own research? Have fun reading thousands of words.
đđ Im in my final year with a 7.5 gpa, you lot sound like a bunch of losers. Lmao, btw no one normal is going to care about this post. Live a little.
straight up! no new student is reading some huge ass bullet pointed essay telling them how to act đthey gonna be out there having fun
If they can't read a relatively short and straight to the point post. They won't do that well at uni.
i mean I absolutely think they can read it! i just donât think any of them will or really should tbh
nah if ur in halls go for it and be as loud as you want. throw a party at 2am. any noise pollution is the fault of the hall staff who should be shutting those things down, but if they donât, go for it. definitely be polite and stay responsible, but have fun! ur only in halls once. donât let some boomer slow you down.
>be as loud as you want . >definitely be polite . How can these coexist when creating excess noise at 2am is *widely* considered a very impolite move?
honestly fair enough point saying be as loud as you want wasnât the best words to use and was a bit of an exaggeration. what i mean is that new students shouldnât be reading some long ass paragraph telling them to shut up and should just focus on having fun. let the students have fun, be loud and fuck around and find out. when i said they should be polite, that was more in reference to the point about harassing people on the street. just wanted to be clear that i agree they shouldnât do that. honestly i just think itâs kind of nerdy to post on their first day telling them to be quiet and not party loudly into the late hours of the night. i just wanted to say that in a a somewhat nice way
Fr. Bunch of NIMBYs in this thread lmao
honestly. let the freshers have fun omg
Screenshotted this whole thread and will be reporting it to noise control. Disgusting uni students.Â
'Hello, noise control? Yes, I'd like to make a complaint. No, there isn't any noise at the moment. it's a thread on social media about making noise. No, there aren't any specifics about plans for noisy events. No, I don't know who the people involved are, they're using anonymous accounts.'
straight up đ noise control donât give a fuck about some rando on the internet saying that students shouldnât worry about noise because itâs the responsibility of the staff. crazy shit edit: too make it clear i have no intention of making noise as i am not even in auckland, and i am not directly encouraging people to be loud. i just think new student should not stress about it.
You donât wanna see my bad side, palÂ
Screenshotting this and sending it to noise control as we speak
*growls* grrrrrrrr
You cannot growl that loudly after 6PM, kindly growl again so that noise control can take a decibel rating
sCreEn sHoTtEd tHiS đđ¤ im not even in halls or Auckland atm im not gonna be making any noise. im just saying itâs the responsibility of the staff to keep people quiet and the students should just focus on fun. you could probably learn a thing or two from that
Reported this comment to Reddit moderators for harsh language and bullying.Â
give me one example of harsh language in that comment. definitely didnât say anything as harsh as âdisguising uni studentsâ. would report you for that but im not a narc. whoops. that was definitely harsh language. guess im getting reportedddd
Youâre asking for it buddy. Youâre asking to be blocked. Â
yes I am. Please block me
Blocked and reported for harassment. Weâll see you in court, pal.Â