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Now that's a bit spooky - I found myself thinking of this song today, for no reason at all, hadn't thought of it for years.... and I log on and here it is quoted....
I'm imagining "Oh, hi Kate, I just stepped out and those damned doors wouldn't open.
"Poor you and it's raining so."
"Yes, we have had some horrible weather."
"We certainly have. We must hope next week... Darn, the doors closed."
"Oh, I'll call Karen. Stupid doors."
A little while later.
"Oh, hi Karen"
Repeat five times.
Me: But I don't understand. How did you not make it back in on time when the doors were opened? The automatic doors stay open for several seconds before they close.
All I got were blank stares. They all returned to their classes, while muttering things like "Ridiculous!" and "Outrageous!" under their breaths.
maybe it was the light reflecting off the raindrops that distracted them?? (ooh, shinies!) wow, that is some serious lack of sense on their parts.
I can't see how two could be trapped outside in that way, let alone six. If I were locked out in the rain and called someone to let me in, I would be standing just outside the door waiting. I wouldn't wait for the next person to go all the way out and the doors to close, I would jump out of the rain as soon as the door opened.
I'm probably guilty in thinking .
I find it entertaining this story was posted within a week of a report being published that states high schools and colleges, in general, are failing to teach students critical thinking skills.
Please tell me they just forgot to tell each person that by "locked out", they meant out of the building and not out of a vehicle. Because otherwise I'm just....
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