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Sling door problems
Uncle Ghengis Started conversation Apr 29, 2003
I always find that those 'automatic' sliding doors are just a bit too slow to react. Okay, I know I walk faster than average, but I can nearly walk right into thar d@rn things before they start to open!
Sling door problems
Toyota Starlet Posted Apr 29, 2003
Yep I had that. At college we had a double set like an airlock which must have been on a timer rather than having individual sensors because no matter which way you were going the 2nd set was always really slow , with the result that when you stomped into college soaked with rain and fuming about the inability of bus companies to run to time table and therefore late for a lesson Again, injury was often added to insult.
There's a great bit about broken automatic doors in The Salmon Of Doubt. People stand in front of them getting panicky and existentially worried as the door fails to open.
Sling door problems
Sea Change Posted Apr 30, 2003
Am I the only one who waves his arms about in order to set off the presumably poorly angled but actually non functioning trigger?
Somedays, I wish I had a wand in my pocket, so I could explain to the curious that I was just cursing the place for being closed.
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