
Catch21 says "I go out of my way to make life hell for my shitty middle-class housemates who go running to the landlord every time I break wind". Weird housemates are the gift that keep on giving - tell us about yours.
( , Thu 26 Feb 2009, 13:28)
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I have just a few simple expectations for peaceful co-existence: -
- I like a room mate who doesn't just think that waiting for the lights to go out is enough discretion to play an "organ concerto" on his bedsprings.
- I like lodgers who don't then invite horrible Australian girls to stay without my permission for a couple of week that quickly turns into six months of hell: picking fights with me over her interpretation of political correctness (me describing a cold morning as being a bit "Pearl Harbour" gets me barked at for being racist); being careful to wipe the chain oil from her bike on my cream upholstery every night...etc...etc...
-(by this point I should have known) when offering a couple some rooms in my very spacious house I do not expect to find that they live their lives like 24/7 soap opera: fights every night "I hate/love you" "I'll kill myself/you" etc...
-Dying your hair and then walking through dripping it on the carpets is not acceptable. No, not even if your hair-dryer is in the bedroom.
-Agreeing to abide by my vegetarian rules in the kitchen does not then mean "Except if I really want to cook mackerel at 2 in the morning and stink up the whole house for a week".
-Waking your landlord up on a Saturday morning by moving all your stuff out does not constitute "one month's notice".
-When your now ex-landlord comes to your workplace because you've not paid your last months rent and have been ignoring his calls for two weeks, do not square off to him.
-When your ex-landlord is unimpressed by your tough act, never ever think that putting the money you owe him in an envelope with a snotty and badly spelt note in any way "shows him".
( , Fri 27 Feb 2009, 15:31, 1 reply)
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