OK thanks
Sheila
Erik Ribsskog wrote:
Hi,
this isn't really about this feelings, this is about facts.
The univeristy don't send me my files.
And your office, wouldn't insisted I had to live at the Forge, in 2004.
Etc., etc.
I had a lot on my mind, when I sent the first e-mail.
But when I think it through, then I don't think it's smart of me, to have anything to do with the University of Sunderland, untill my complaint is resolved.
Erik Ribsskog
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 11:15 AM, Sheila Havelock <sheila.havelock@sunderland.ac.uk <mailto:sheila.havelock@sunderland.ac.uk>> wrote:
I'm sorry that you feel this way but I always need to check room
availability before I am able to book students in.
Regards
Sheila
Erik Ribsskog wrote:
Hi,
no, I've had a re-think now.
And I'm not going to go to the re-union.
Because the University is messing with me, and isn't sending
me my files.
And you at the Residential Office, you messed with me, in
2004, and wouldn't let me have my own appartment in
Sunderland, but insisted I had to live at the Forge.
I think you group people together, in a certain way there,
after planning, to let the male illuminati-students have
whores there.
Like Iwo and Dorothy, both from Germany, in 'my' flat, at the
Forge.
And when they went back to Germany, mid-year, then I and the
two young women from Italy and Spain, had to move to another
flat at the Forge.
Something that almost broke the Spanish girl down.
And I thought it was a disruption.
Because I was delayed with my studies, since my sister wanted
to visit me all Christimas and New Year, from Norway, with her
female friend, and their two kids.
(They couldn't afford to live at Travellodge, wich you at the
Residental-office adviced me to tell them.
Since they couldn't have the rooms I initially wanted to rent
one of now, since you didn't permit kids there).
And now you waited a long time, to let me have a room.
I think you must have tried to use me in some way, in some
illuminati-plot, and therefore used a long time, to respond to
my enquiery.
So this has a smell to it I think.
So I'm going to stay at home.
Good luck with your plots!
Erik Ribsskog
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 11:09 AM, sheila havelock
<sheila.havelock@sunderland.ac.uk
<mailto:sheila.havelock@sunderland.ac.uk>
<mailto:sheila.havelock@sunderland.ac.uk
<mailto:sheila.havelock@sunderland.ac.uk>>> wrote:
Are you still wanting a room with us or have you decided to go
elsewhere?
Regards
Sheila Havelock
Erik Ribsskog wrote:
Hi,
maybe I should rather check with Travellodge?
How can this be so complicated?
I see that you can't afford to replace your old computers,
when the keys get distroyed.
So I don't think those rooms you have are that fine anyway.
I think it must be something wrong when you have to do
room-reservations in two operations.
Regards,
Erik Ribsskog
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 11:18 AM, Accommodation
<residentialservices@sunderland.ac.uk
<mailto:residentialservices@sunderland.ac.uk>
<mailto:residentialservices@sunderland.ac.uk
<mailto:residentialservices@sunderland.ac.uk>>
<mailto:residentialservices@sunderland.ac.uk
<mailto:residentialservices@sunderland.ac.uk>
<mailto:residentialservices@sunderland.ac.uk
<mailto:residentialservices@sunderland.ac.uk>>>> wrote:
I will check the room availability at that time and get
back to you
Regards
Sheila Havelock
Erik Ribsskog wrote:
Hi,
I was a student at the University of Sunderland, in
2004/05.
I was just wondering if I could please book
accomodation, for
myself, for the reunion, on 11. September.
If you still have free rooms for that, I mean.
Thank you very much in advance for your help!
Best regards,
Erik Ribsskog
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