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Posted by Marc Summers on Jan-08-2007 00:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Xenocreator_PG_
Spice things up by walking from the shower to the bedroom naked, pooping with the door open, wax your underarms, buy her a big dog, watch gay porn with her, have a party & lock her out of the house, become a drunk, invite grandma to stay for a few months, wash your feet in the kitchen sink, invite her into your room for a 10 Oclock meeting and then tell her off for being late, turn the television over to the cartoon network everytime she wants to watch a soap opera, staple sardine to the underside of her bed frame, phone her up to tell her that you are wearing her panties by mistake, when you are introduced to her boyfriend say "a bit of competition is healthy", if she accidently farts in your company pretend to enjoy the aroma and start snorting the air


OMFG


Posted by luisjb82 on Jan-08-2007 00:14:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie



Holy fuck man, that's what Parkinson's must look like on TA.


lolz!!!

Anyway... it really depends on your roommate. If you both can get along pretty fine it will be ok, but make sure you don't do the usual mistake... don't sleep with her no matter what. Things can go pretty messy... I still haven't heard a single story when it has ended up fine after they both sleep together, it just doesn't happen. Even if she has a boyfriend, trust me on this, once alcohol kicks in you never know whats gonna happen.


Posted by bas on Jan-08-2007 00:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Xenocreator_PG_
extra unofficial room mates really do suck. That's going to be your biggest issue
This is true. My last roommates girlfriend would stay over A LOT. It was driving me crazy. I'd wake up, she'd be there (everyone else had gone to work). I'd come home from work (pretty late sometimes) and she was STILL there! I'd open the fridge and, "oh look new snacks!" *eat eat eat*...roommate comes out "oooh boy...those were J's, you shouldn't have done that". Done what? EAT FOOD IN MY OWN APARTMENT?!

Fucking whore.


Posted by ZeJayMan on Jan-08-2007 00:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Summers
or become fuck buddies



I shag my tenant every once in a while and I can still go out and have sex with other people. Or bring other girls back to the flat. It's pretty good.


Posted by Caela on Jan-08-2007 00:17:

Pets complicate things too.

NEVER, ever, EVER let one of her friends crash on your couch "temporarily".

And, always put the seat down.

You'll be all set unless she's a psycho bitch.


Posted by EXTREMUM on Jan-08-2007 01:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Caela
I, think, it's, better, if, she, is, single, too, (aside, from, obvious, reasons). The, drama, that, accompanies, some, couples, is, a, pain, in, the, ass, to, live, with. Especially, if, the, boyfriend, spends, most, of, the, time, at, your, apartment. It's, never, fun, having, an, extra, unofficial, roomate.
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I DO NOT TYPE LIKE THAT!

As for Jennypie, my sentence structure is just fine. Nonetheless, you've been too fixated with the way I type, lately. Get a grip.


Posted by Ygrene on Jan-08-2007 01:36:

The best thing about having a roommate is that, if you murder them, you get straight A's.


Posted by EXTREMUM on Jan-08-2007 01:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Ygrene
The best thing about having a roommate is that, if you murder them, you get straight A's.


I graduated from college, in '99. My roommate works for the FBI. Plus, her bf/hubby/whatever is a County Police Officer. I feel safe, already...

PS - she just emailed the application and floorplans to me.


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jan-08-2007 01:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Xenocreator_PG_
Spice things up by walking from the shower to the bedroom naked, pooping with the door open, wax your underarms, buy her a big dog, watch gay porn with her, have a party & lock her out of the house, become a drunk, invite grandma to stay for a few months, wash your feet in the kitchen sink, invite her into your room for a 10 Oclock meeting and then tell her off for being late, turn the television over to the cartoon network everytime she wants to watch a soap opera, staple sardine to the underside of her bed frame, phone her up to tell her that you are wearing her panties by mistake, when you are introduced to her boyfriend say "a bit of competition is healthy", if she accidently farts in your company pretend to enjoy the aroma and start snorting the air

Also, buy a mannequin, sit it at the dinner table with you, and have conversations with it. When questioned, act like you haven't said anything at all and say, "What mannequin?"


Posted by Ygrene on Jan-08-2007 01:40:

quote:
Originally posted by EXTREMUM
I graduated from college, in '99. Plus, my roommate works for the FBI. Plus, her bf/hubby/whatever is a County Police Officer.


Ok, have fun when she murders YOU for straight A's then.


Posted by medinaM5 on Jan-08-2007 01:41:

enjoy...ur gonna wanna take a piss but she'll be in the bathroom for 4+ hrs


Posted by EXTREMUM on Jan-08-2007 01:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Ygrene
Ok, have fun when she murders YOU for straight A's then.


I'll be sure to leave a secure note in my laptop, stating that she murdered me - ya know, just in case she does.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-08-2007 01:43:

quote:
Originally posted by EXTREMUM
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I DO NOT TYPE LIKE THAT!

As for Jennypie, my sentence structure is just fine. Nonetheless, you've been too fixated with the way I type, lately. Get a grip.




Really though, I don't think you understand the rules of the comma. Seriously, read your posts aloud to yourself, pausing after EVERY comma. Does that sound normal to you?? It shouldn't, lol.


Posted by EXTREMUM on Jan-08-2007 01:48:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Really though, I don't think you understand the rules of the comma. Seriously, read your posts aloud to yourself, pausing after EVERY comma. Does that sound normal to you?? It shouldn't, lol.


Seriously, you have no right to criticize the way I type/write/whatever in my own thread. If you don't like it, can't accept the difference between your version and the truth, and/or choose to get all bent out of shape over it, I suggest you seek therapy.

PS - your off-topic, negative comments aren't welcome here.


Posted by medinaM5 on Jan-08-2007 01:49:

what if your new roommate doesnt like your comma usage


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-08-2007 01:51:

quote:
Originally posted by EXTREMUM
Seriously, you have no right to criticize the way I type/write/whatever. If you don't like it, can't accept the difference between your version and the truth, and/or choose to get all bent out of shape over it, I suggest you seek therapy.

Good day.






LOL, right...MY version...which just so happens to be the rules of the English language, lol.



Posted by EXTREMUM on Jan-08-2007 01:51:

quote:
Originally posted by medinaM5
what if your new roommate doesnt like your comma usage


I'll call her "jennypie", with a Canadian accent.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-08-2007 01:52:

quote:
Originally posted by EXTREMUM
...and you're always right - right?




When it comes to grammar? Most of the time, yes.


Posted by EXTREMUM on Jan-08-2007 02:25:

*yawn*


Posted by jdat on Jan-08-2007 03:42:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
LOL, right...MY version...which just so happens to be the rules of the English language, lol.








and yeah reading over-commatized posts is, well, a pain in, the; ass.


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