Roommate troubles
07-01-2010, 08:40 PM
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Personally I think the concept of "****" should die. But that won't happen until all the women on earth lock all the men underground and only use them only for breeding purposes lol.
07-02-2010, 01:50 PM
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For the dirty dishes problem, I'd say store away all your dishes and utensils. Buy paper plates and utensils. Leave her with NOTHING to use.
I hate bad roommates.
I hate bad roommates.
07-02-2010, 04:11 PM
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She's constantly bragging about how her mom lives in diamond bar but then says how she has to help her out. Her family is just living there so they can say they are. And boy does she work it, every chance she gets she tells people that she's from there like she hates being here. If you hate it so much why the hell are you living here?
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07-06-2010, 08:16 PM
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whenever she doesnt clean up after herself take all her dirty dishes and cups and trash and pile it on her bed. i used to have a ****ty room mate that sat at home all day and just drank and smoked and never did ****. so i started piling all his **** on his bed..got my point across
07-22-2010, 03:10 PM
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Yeah it isn't exactly that simple. We don't need the landlord knowing and I don't want any of my stuff damaged. She already doesn't respect the fact that I love my car I wouldn't be surprised if she damaged it to get back at me. She just left for la again so i'll talk to my roommates about her when she gets back. If she doesn't want to leave I might just get off the lease and leave. When we first signed it the landlord said that if we needed to get out of it we could. I just don't want to because my roommates that I like are my coworkers and friends. So screwing them over isn't the greatest idea. I'd have to find another roommate to replace her fast. Thanks guys for the advice.
I too had a ****ty situation with my old roommates...so i did the quick and easy thing. told the one roommate i like about my plans. ofcourse he didnt agree, but knew it would be in best interest...so just contact your landlord and leave the situation
07-22-2010, 05:11 PM
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I know entirely too well your situation and honestly you should get out and rent a room from a nice family that could use some extra cash. They generally have a little left over for dinner and are willing to share whatever with you. It worked out way better for me
07-22-2010, 06:13 PM
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Much better than living with people our age. They're still stupid 90% of the time but at least they have manners and decency. Plus, if you find a family that actually needs the money you pay for rent they will be extra nice to you.
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