BEST Hall's new security officer

Posted Apr 13, 2019, 8:29 PM UTC

Posted Apr 13, 2019, 8:29 PM UTC
The only cop you can trust not to ticket you.
But if you park improperly, you don't what to know what it leaves in lieu of a ticket...
Still better than a $60 ticket!
I love your dog
He hissed at me when I tried to enter the building I was scared and had to go around
He may have a nest nearby
ACCESS DENIED!
Absolute unit. Completely impenetrable
what a bae
Visited Rutgers today, noticed the geese were super chill with people. Bc of this I went up to one and the fucker just hissed at me like a snake.
they won't actively bother you, but they still gotta let you know who runs the campus (hint: it's them)
Yeah I feel safe already knowing they walk the streets. :)
😍😍😍
Ok sebs evolutionary biology people, why do geese “hiss”? Yes they do! Cats hiss and snakes hiss, but where did a bird learn to hiss? I’m confused?
Anyone know why these geese have been lone wolfing it these days? I’ve always seen them in packs and I feel like Rutgers has changed...
oh don't be fooled, this guy wasn't alone. his friend was hiding back in the bushes and i didn't even see him til i was about to walk in the building
It’s nesting season. A month or more ago (when it started to get warmer) they start pairing off and find a place to settle and build a nest. When you see one ( the male ) it’s generally because the female is building a nest, laying eggs, or laying on the nest. The male will be in the general vicinity, but not exactly where the nest is and the female will lay flat so she can’t be spotted. During this time they are more aggressive. I work for a company that “chases” geese off properties we contract with.
I feel like I understand my role much better in this school thank you good sirs
Is this the company that brings dogs around every once in a blue moon?
Yes. We don’t contract with Rutgers though. I’m not sure if anyone does honestly, but if they do, they are doing a terrible job
He protec.
He atac.
But most importantly
He honk back