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the thread about nothing...
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by Renaldo Balkman,
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lemme kno
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It's gonna be just u and amel
everysingletime
formerly amel223
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Lol, I have no money. It all went to strippers, drinks, trips and electronics
everysingletime
formerly amel223
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where can i cop this?
not sure bruh, only know of one place that makes them in my area. I'm sure if you search Yelp for Dutch baby pancake you can find a spot.
it's actually baked, definitely recommend over any other pancake.
yeah, Japan love them some pancakes. a handful of the really popular places out there are actually originally from Hawaii and they branched out because of how many Japanese tourist they serve out here.
- Aug 31, 2012
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Roommate announced to me today that he's moving out in 2-3 weeks to take a job offer in California. We had a brief discussion about what's going to happen after he moves out. Our lease is up at the end of the year, so I planned on living in the apartment by myself for the last 2 months or so, paying the rent in full while I look for a 1 bedroom for myself. Now he's talking about telling our landlord that he's leaving and he's loosely suggesting that he's trying to get part of the security deposit and first month's/last month's from me. He's definitely bugging right now, but I need to articulately tell him why he's not entitled to his deposits. Anyone deal with a similar experience?
LebronHasMoreFinalsMVPs
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What a cluster ****
everysingletime
formerly amel223
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This is why I need to know my roommates
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It's funny because we were actually friends since elementary school before this. It wasn't until about 3 months in that all of his demons starting showing up (his depression, alcoholism, inconsiderate/selfish behavior, etc.). You never really know someone until you live with them, it seems.
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That's the mfin truth
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he's required to not break the lease right?
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Our landlord, while actually being a really cool dude, has the unfortunate trait in this case of being a little too lenient. Not too sure how this is going to unfold, but I know the law in most states is 30 days notice for individuals moving out. He's projected to start his new job on the 16th, so he's already out of that window. I'm scratching my head as to how he thinks his requests are reasonable.
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Yeah he's gotta put himself in ur shoes and realize the inconvenience he's causing
- Dec 18, 2012
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Roomie aint your homie
everysingletime
formerly amel223
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He doesn't sound like the type of dude that looks at things from other people's point of view
If he was he wouldn't be doing any of this lol
LebronHasMoreFinalsMVPs
formerly realnawf281
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Functioning alcoholics are truly the backbone of this country
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It could always be worse.
He could be sleeping on your couch for free, eating your cereal, posting disrespectful Facebook statuses about you and sleeping in your bed when you leave for work
He could be sleeping on your couch for free, eating your cereal, posting disrespectful Facebook statuses about you and sleeping in your bed when you leave for work
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He's made that pretty clear not long after moving in together. Part of me is pissed about how he's handling things, but the other part of me just feels bad for him. I've seen him burn bridges with mutual friends and distance himself from others in our time together. I was talking with a group of friends about his new job opportunity/possible move a little while back. Someone brought up how it might change him and one friend said "hopefully into a completely different person." There's a lot to be said about the kid and his behaviors, but that could be a whole thread. I just hope we can figure this out fairly and amicably, then go our separate ways.
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everysingletime
formerly amel223
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Hopefully the situation turns out all right. After all this stuff is done and over with, I would not even interact with dude. If he ever talks to me, I'd pretend he was speaking Spanish
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People can't adult properly
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What makes this even messier is that he has a twin brother that I'm still close friends with. His twin brother is pretty much his polar opposite (fraternal twins), but obviously has a dog in the fight considering the family tie. I'm not gonna talk about the situation with him, but I just hope he sees how unreasonable his brother's expectations are.
- Aug 14, 2012
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I heard you should never move in with friends. Your gonna end up turning into enemies.
One year I got a summer house with 4 friends. You definitely see things living with other people that you've never seen before
One year I got a summer house with 4 friends. You definitely see things living with other people that you've never seen before
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"You never really know someone until you live with them"
Should be written in stone lol
Should be written in stone lol
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are you the guy who forgot to walk their roomates dog so the guy started ignoring you?
