Originally posted by bluesky296:
[b]FAILURE TO DO SO IS AN OFFENCE meaning that failure to
comply to the terms & conditions stated while you purchase a
ticket to enter the cinema (restricted area for patrons &
authorised personnel). The result is you can be refused entry since
you did not comply fully to the terms & conditions. It is
willing buyer willing seller agreement. Too bad if you can't see or
choose not to read the small prints carefully.
No offence intended. But isn't this FAILURE TO DO SO IS AN OFFENCE
is almost everywhere? In fact, it is used so commonly that it
conditions the people to be so obedient & follows the rule as
nobody likes to be deemed a failure. 
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And by which act did you promulgate this fine print by?Seems
like a lot of us are cowed by officious looking words.If I place a
sign outside an open stall, saying that illegal entry is an
offence, people will just stay clear whether or not it makes
sense.
Sheep...
