Actually, you don't know s***. The reason we won't have fans at the game is because you and your likeminded buddies pressured Dr Wendy into caving. It's really not all that complicated.
You will get bored, old man.
Or mad.
Actually, you don't know s***. The reason we won't have fans at the game is because you and your likeminded buddies pressured Dr Wendy into caving. It's really not all that complicated.
First - this is ridiculous.Actually, you don't know s***. The reason we won't have fans at the game is because you and your likeminded buddies pressured Dr Wendy into caving. It's really not all that complicated.
You replied to and quoted my "Ouch..." post but I think you meant the above post for someone else, it wasn't me that you were going back and forth with!One more and it will be every post before and moving forward.
I tried to squash it and told you I would stop. I can do this for years.
A. Not sure where you’re reading the pushback from the Ames Community, so please share.Interesting. Today’s announcement seems to be a goodly portion of Jamie saying, “Here, see what happens when you pressure us not to let fans attend games?”
The pushback from the Ames community that fine arts events should not only still be subsidized but attendance allowed at those events (but not football) seems silly when you put the two together.
So until they begin renovations, Stephens is OK to operate. All the steps in the egress ways to the auditorium are part of what makes the facility unique, Need some civil, structual engineers and architects to step up. Minimze the cost, keep the original intent, but make the facility compliant!! Wonder where they educate those type of people??The only real problem there is the ADA regulations. But I digress.
So until they begin renovations, Stephens is OK to operate. All the steps in the egress ways to the auditorium are part of what makes the facility unique, Need some civil, structual engineers and architects to step up. Minimze the cost, keep the original intent, but make the facility compliant!! Wonder where they educate those type of people??
Hopefully there is a less expensive solution, oftentimes, people go for the ideal, when a less expensive solution is available. Especially when it is a "public funded" project. Maybe it is not possible, but 25 million seems a lot for a bringing a building up to ADA standards.Plenty of people to do the job. Clearly not the problem. Where are you getting the 10s of millions of dollars?