co-habitual living

[edible_shoelace]

   I have always fancied the idea of living in a co-habitual environment. I would love to spend a good two years living in a single space with five or six different people. I think that that would be a worthwhile experience, really.

I mentioned this to Jess a while back and she seemed interested in the idea, too, and so we devised a plan to

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[higgins131]

it would be like big brother, except not fake! (i don't really know, i've never watched big brother)

and did you even need to write gigantic orgies? that's a default possiblity for every situation!

[edible_shoelace]

I've never seen Big Brother, so I'll just agree with you without asking whether or not you know what you are talking about.

Well, perhaps #5 was my "things shall be muh as they are now" possibility =P

[higgins131]

i should write a book. i'll call it "hidden rule number 5" and there'll be stuff like

"Sorry, not right now, i need to go get gas for my car", said John.
As John pulled up to the station there was an unusual amount of steam on the windows, not the windows of the other cars, but the large picture windows encasing the gas stations many convieniences.

that's actually not too easy to write. how many ways can you describe a massive, on the spot, gas station orgy

[edible_shoelace]

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[anonymous]

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[edible_shoelace]

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