Are they as revolutionary as they would appear, or are they tools of counterrevolutionary oppression? Please share your thoughts.
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Are they as revolutionary as they would appear, or are they tools of counterrevolutionary oppression? Please share your thoughts.
Well, oppression of course. You see dumb people can't figure them out so they use them to keep the dumb people out! But, of course it's not a bad oppression ;)
I am not sure but they are fun to get friends in and run around in circles, especially on field trips where absolutly no one knows you.:D
Revolving doors are corrupt devices created to ensnare you in it's spiral of death. Where as a regular door will actually get you somewhere, the revolving door will do nothing but lead you in circles. You will get nowhere trusting those dirty whores of a door.
Not as amazing as an escalator
THE JACKEL
Oh, but just as corrupt.Quote:
Originally Posted by ljkkjlcm9
I lost my feet to one of those.
It's no spork, but it's quite revolutionary to me.
I like them when I am alone, or with someone not annoying. But whenever I go somewhere with my brothers and we go through, they'll always get stuck on purpose and keep me from going where I want to be and urgh! Normally I wouldn't care, like if a friend did it, but when it's my brothers....it's just different. I am much more easily annoyed with them!
And really I don't see what's wrong with a regular door. I think I prefer doors.
Pointless invention. Someone please explain how a revolving door is more efficient than a standard one. :eep:
The last time ed and I went to a Portillos, he kicked a revolving door and made one part fold into another part.
The revolution doesn't need doors. We smash windows and go in through them.
Every time I go into a revolving door I have to push it. :( Let's just stick with the automatic ones at the grocery store.
Revolving doors are killers if you manage to get your head stuck in them. :cat:
seems like a lot of presentation for a little gain if you ask me... a lot of people, if not well-practiced, get caught up and confused. some are even afraid of them to begin with....they don't seem to save any time or energy, heat-wise i mean.
Seriously. I have a revolving door at my work and so do both of my main two clients. I just don't see the greatness in them at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by oddler
they are tools in the oppresion of cool dudes............it sucks.......they make you dizzy then you fall over thatn you look like an idiot.........id know if they were revolutionary..........cmon........
REVOLUTIONISMYNAME.................well my middle name.......sephirothishere is my actual name..........
Bert is right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Bert
Revolving doors annoy me. It's really hard to slam them. I've only ever managed once.
I do believe they are pretty revolutionary, but at the same time I've known to make a fool of myself in them.
While in London once I tried to get in a revolving door with three other people in the same section and one of them was pretty large. The back of the door slammed into me. And some guy gave me a terrible look.
They are a zen representation of the cyclical nature of existence, reincarnation, and so forth.
what about when they stop workin properly and they get stuck and then you cant get out.........Quote:
They are a zen representation of the cyclical nature of existence, reincarnation, and so forth.
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That is an unbalance of Yin and Yang.
Revolving doors are by definition revoultionary.