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There are fok dat fin faat wi aathing and dir ir fok dan fin a solution tae dir imagined problems. I'm just easy pleased. Its a gret place ta be. So glad my life izna as sad as yours. :P

I even managed ta book tickets online wi nae problems.

WHIT AM I DAEIN DIFFERENT?

Why can i no pleeps lik you?

(Furrows brow, and wonders?)

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There are fok dat fin faat wi aathing and dir ir fok dan fin a solution....

 

Whit ails bein baith? I'm juist dat'n twartered I hae ta fin faut ur I turn tirn, bit hit dusna stand idda rod o' me winnin trow.

 

I'm just easy pleased.

 

Is dis een o' dis new fangled Pae Cae wyes o' sayin "Simple things please simple minds"?

 

Du is awaar du's haein a sheeksin wi desell wi five posts athin a raa yunder, an whit dey sae aboot fok it does dat, dussin du?

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So says the man(?) that resorts to personal insult and sticks to his own intransigent viewpoint in the face of possibly legitimate concerns or issues raised by others. Tories aren't "pleepsin" about fuel price increases or the reform of the NHS or the benefit system. Does that lack of complaint and "satisfaction" on their part automatically make them right in your rather narrow mind? It seems so.

 

You don't work there, do you, perchance? No, of course not. You're just deeee-lighted with the place, and I'm glad for you, I really am. Perhaps, some day, I'll be delighted with it as well, but not this week. Sorry if that upsets you. Well, to be honest, I'm not.

 

Why do you even bother hanging around reading the threads if folk here irk you so? Is it because you have nothing better to do? Looking for an argument you can actually finish (albeit by logging out or switching off your monitor)?

 

I'm not looking to find fault with the place. Nor, I believe, are many others here. Yet, simply because they (and I) do not agree with your views, you swear, insult and belittle. Or at least you attempt to. Pat on the back to your big, bad, brave self. :roll:

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Kavi, I had the same issue once, but had my booking reference and when I gave them that they found it no problem. Now I always just quote that and they find the bookings quicker and easier.

 

That doesn't help your disappointment, that's really not good :(

 

Thanks zebedee and thanks for the tip - that might just be worth remembering for the future.

 

I wouldn't want to be too harsh on the poor(bookings) lass for not mentioning that there was another showing of the Brave film later this week as we can all feel the pressure at times but it was just the way we were basically abandoned with no offers of help or anything that annoyed me. Imagine if we'd travelled from Whalsay or Sandness etc?.

 

In my book the manager should have been called to discuss and deal with it and what they could also have done was wait to see if anybody with tickets didn't turn up then, assuming it could work in, give us those seats.

 

Although I'm not a fan of Mareel I'm not trying to bash it for the sake of it -it's just that on this occassion their customer care was woeful and I do think a lesson needs to be learnt for future incidents.....

 

One other thing I'd like to mention is that the revolving door is a death trap and some peerie bairn is literally going to get killed. While there I saw two lasses spinning it was fast as they could to the point it sounded like the thud thud from the rotors of a Bell helicopter and my heart was in my mouth at the thought of a peerier bairn or toddler getting mangled in it......

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Have to agree with Kavi, the revolving door is badly sized. It looks big enough for 2 people to go in each section, but when I did with a friend it was just too compact and I got my heels bumped repeatedly. One person at a time is too slow for a group going through. I suppose there was a size limit with the need (?) for proper doors either side as well, but the free-wheeling system is very likely to claim some victims - especially when there are enthusiastic youngsters pushing it, as there seemed to be little resistance. I hope they have plenty of 1st Aiders to hand.

The system at the Museum is excellent - although I have heard of small children getting trapped halfway through after touching the rear of the door and triggering the autostop. But better a briefly frightened child than a bunch of broken fingers.

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It was our first visit to the Mareel last night and we were very impressed with the place. Particularly so the toilets; surely the best public ones in town and with a superb view of the water outside as well (the toliets near the bar, that is).

 

Our only gripe last night, though was the music volume at the Blues festival. It was unnecessarily far too loud, probably very close to the point where it was ear-damaging, and spoilt our enjoyment. In fact, we left early to preserve our hearing and thus missed the last act entirely. Why does the music volume need to be turned up to such dangerous levels?

 

I really hope that the Mareel operators have good public liability insurance to cover potential claims for ear damage caused if it continues to allow it to be so high.

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