Togo Parade mess

AJz · Post by **AJz** » Wed Feb 25, 2009 6:03 pm

Alright, which one of ya's started throwing the poo....

That's just so messed up, lol

barryogen · Post by **barryogen** » Wed Feb 25, 2009 7:55 pm

seeing as I'm now a student(part time at least), I couldn't possibly comment on my fellow students behaviour...

However... back in the day, there was no toga parade/march, just a damn pub crawl.

Why is it that they think that they are so important that they need to have a parade for themselves.

Take some riot gear, and crack some skulls. If that doesn't turn the rest of them away from being utter c**ts in our city, release the police dogs, and see how they like it.

Maybe the cops should have shoulder mounted HD video cameras... would make evidence all the more clear. They were there for the march as it was.

rolla_fxgt · Post by **rolla_fxgt** » Wed Feb 25, 2009 8:21 pm

I blame the 2nd year RA's and stuff, they were everywhere. I know that they were at least on the roof of the backpackers on moray place, and the Westpac bank there too.

Its gone too far, throwing shit and rubbish at people is just messed up. Those people need there balls hooked up directly to the generators at benmore.

Though OUSA needs to stand up and take responsibility, though the standard of people that run it, I wouldn't hold my breath on them actually admitting they've let it get out of control ( think Helen Clark or Winston Peters standards of responsibility).

I'm ashamed to call myself a student when stupid stuff like this happens :evil:

shihad · Post by **shihad** » Wed Feb 25, 2009 8:57 pm

im all for throwing eggs and a bit of fun but sounds like it got out of hand thou. i am drunk :lol:

AJz · Post by **AJz** » Thu Feb 26, 2009 7:19 am

barryogen wrote: release the police dogs, and see how they like it.

haha yea

dnalunchie · Post by **dnalunchie** » Thu Feb 26, 2009 8:58 am

Banana?

barryogen · Post by **barryogen** » Thu Feb 26, 2009 1:17 pm

Thinking a little more seriously about this.
Seeing as the university union and students association organised it, they should be billed for the cleanup.

I don't see why they couldn't put in a code of conduct for university organised events, anything organised by them, shall be their responsibility.

Not that hard surely.

If the uni took a hard line and kicked the morons out, no fee refund would be done, and ban them for 24 months... make it just annoying enough to screw the dumbasses over well and truly.

After 10 or so got kicked out, the rest would fall into line.

dragonx · Post by **dragonx** » Thu Feb 26, 2009 2:14 pm

come on really? the student union and uni should pay?

given that the rugby union doesn't really want to pay for a stadium
Dunedin city doesn't want to pay to clean the sewage properly

why should the uni pay, Dunedin would be Gore if it didn't have a uni, famous only for inter-family shooting/stabbing and the odd bit of mass killing.

having had to help herd toga students on a toga thing (in the past), the animosity generated by non toga ppl tossing eggs and rubbish, i know if they were doing it to me, id respond in a negative manner(and if i were drunk and with 1000 mates......). and whats more not all the non toga ppl are even students, i saw a good group of what looked like brockville illiterate monkeys, who seemed unhappy that these students had got into uni when they couldn't even pass year 10.

however the organisation this year looked like it was a bit of a shambles.
if you don't plan well for 2000 + semi drunk students anything can happen.... besides i suspect that the TV made it look a lot worse than it really was.

in retrospect it was going to happen sooner or later it was just a matter of time, if nothing was done about the non toga ppl.

barryogen · Post by **barryogen** » Thu Feb 26, 2009 3:40 pm

dragonx wrote:besides i suspect that the TV made it look a lot worse than it really was.

I was there, it was that bad, the perpetrators need a good kick in the head.

dragonx · Post by **dragonx** » Thu Feb 26, 2009 3:44 pm

barryogen wrote:
dragonx wrote:besides i suspect that the TV made it look a lot worse than it really was.

I was there, it was that bad, the perpetrators need a good kick in the head.

im sure if a few sensible ppl were given cattle prods (this does include the cops or the students), it would be sorted in no time, it would be fun to boot.

iOnic · Post by **iOnic** » Fri Feb 27, 2009 10:38 am

wtf is with the south island

last week it was cops being shot and this week they're throwing poo at each other?.......seriously....

Post by **Mr Revhead** » Fri Feb 27, 2009 12:06 pm

just like south auckland really!

Bling · Post by **Bling** » Fri Feb 27, 2009 12:19 pm

iOnic wrote:wtf is with the south island last week it was cops being shot and this week they're throwing poo at each other?.......seriously....

Not that i'm in Dunedin, but I am south island and would rather run the risk of getting a poo thrown at me than live in Auckland :lol:

You say it like the north islands inhabitants are all saints.

rolla_fxgt · Post by **rolla_fxgt** » Fri Feb 27, 2009 2:29 pm

BZG|Bling wrote:Not that i'm in Dunedin, but I am south island and would rather run the risk of getting a poo thrown at me than live in Auckland

I've heard from various people it wasn't even poo, just mashed up weetbix and things in a bucket.
The ODT decided to call it poo, because it looked like it, and smelt a bit bad. So who knows what it was, the ODT are known to spout crap

shihad · Post by **shihad** » Fri Feb 27, 2009 4:08 pm

was talking to a guy who was head of a security firm and he said there was defianalty poo and a girl got her toe cut off from a bottle hitting her.

Baxter · Post by **Baxter** » Sun Mar 01, 2009 7:25 am

barryogen wrote:Thinking a little more seriously about this.
Seeing as the university union and students association organised it, they should be billed for the cleanup.

Not at all.

OUSA could not really have done anything to predict or prevent what happened.

It's exactly like if we organised a meet and a mixture of uninvited members and non-members crashed it and threw shite and vomit at us (and understandablely we threw back whatever's to hand). Toyspeed would not be liable, and thus neither is OUSA.

And why should the association cover for the individuals that did the damage? Indeed those that did out-of-hand stuff should face the consequences without having OUSA cover for them.

gttNICK · Post by **gttNICK** » Sun Mar 01, 2009 9:51 am

I concur with above. OUSA were out that night with brooms scrubbing down the streets and cleaning shop windows. Their only fault surrounding the incident was the lack of communication with some of the colleges resluting in them arriving early.

iOnic · Post by **iOnic** » Sun Mar 01, 2009 11:01 am

BZG|Bling wrote:You say it like the north islands inhabitants are all saints.

We're not saints but I can't say I ever recall boyracers getting so bad that legitimate events (4&Rotary etc) had to consider removing any of the locations from their map........nor do I recall students up here being so rowdy that police are called in....this isn't the first time Otago Uni's been in the news and I'd be surprised if it was the last - it seems the start of each year is marked with some sort of riot/out of control party/poo throwing :lol:

Post by **Mr Revhead** » Sun Mar 01, 2009 11:02 am

what about the cops in PRIMARY schools

and whats a togo?

Lloyd · Post by **Lloyd** » Sun Mar 01, 2009 11:09 am

Its like a pogo but with more half nakedness