Eating...
my rich housemates delicious food when she's out.

She buys/gets bought really fancy expensive food, all tesco finest cheeses and stuff, eats hardly any of them, and forbids the rest of us 10p-noodle-eating lot from touching it, lets it go off, then we usually throw it away when it makes the fridge reek. I feel that I/we are honouring the lovely food by eating it, rather than letting a £5 wedge of brie be thrown away I actualy chuckle like a nutter when I discover a packet of rolo cookies or similar forbidden yet untouched bounty in her cupboard.

She's anorexic, she ain't gonna miss it ;)
(Ryuken-Kai, Sun 16 Mar 2008, 3:22, 4 replies)

Don't feel guilty
That food deserves to be eaten...it's it's birthright!
(chrisdood Why yes, I am the shizzle, Sun 16 Mar 2008, 11:04, closed)

Do you think she's realised that you're nicking her stuff?
And which ones has she liberally smeared with various bodily excretions? So I wonder how long you've been eating her faeces?
( edz314 smelled the glove on, Sun 16 Mar 2008, 12:03, closed)

She deserves it.
I always make sure my flatmates are food-trained, in that if they don't finish their meal, they hand the rest of the food to me. I think I'm the only person in my house that doesn't get money from their parents. Saying that, I avoid stealing my housmates' foodstuffs as much as possible.
Though one time I was so poor, I had a loaf of bread for a few days, but nothing else so was stealing my housemate's mayonaise for mayo sarnies. Being a poor student is fun.
(joepublic 's opinion does not represent that of the public, Sun 16 Mar 2008, 14:44, closed)

naaah
edz314: hehe I had thought of that, but she's so disgusted with the very idea that she even produces body excretions, so I highly doubt that she's been rubbing them on her food.
(Ryuken-Kai, Sun 16 Mar 2008, 22:40, closed)