Comments | oysteryogurt: Surprise (a bad one)

oysteryogurt

Surprise (a bad one)

May 11, 2004 13:53

I don't feel too well, so I just went to my first two classes and decided to come home to rest before work at 6pm.

When I went to my room I found my door closed with a note taped to it. This note said,

"Leo - I have decided to stay in Sac. Please read and sign. If you have questions let me know."Below that note was a typed sheet of paper that ( Read more... )

annoying, roommate

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xindierockstarx May 11 2004, 14:07:52 UTC

i'm sry...things will start to look up.

oysteryogurt May 11 2004, 14:14:46 UTC

Wanna elaborate as to how? :-P

xindierockstarx May 11 2004, 14:18:55 UTC

well you still have a job! at least you're not struggling like i am...i have NO money AT ALL to pay for anything...you're in a better situation than i am right now

oysteryogurt May 11 2004, 14:24:15 UTC

Well I guess you have a point.

skyblue_702 May 11 2004, 14:08:32 UTC

dude...that suckz!

holla if u need help

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oysteryogurt May 11 2004, 14:14:27 UTC

Yeah, it sucks very much.

Okay, so you still never responded to that other comment you made on my LJ ... what email were you talking about?

skyblue_702 May 11 2004, 14:30:00 UTC

nothing, forget about it. :p

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oysteryogurt May 11 2004, 14:35:29 UTC

Oh c'mon now.

quantum_reality May 11 2004, 14:10:34 UTC

Maids are wonderful!! I don't know what I'd do without cheap labor... hahaha. No, seriously, I'm 20 years old, and I've never made a bed before in my entire life, my idea of cleaning is throwing my clothes into one neat pile, and I don't know what a toilet bowl brush looks like. It's quite sad really. But if you don't have to get your hands dirty, why do it?

oysteryogurt May 11 2004, 14:13:54 UTC

I admit that the idea of having a maid sounds nice ... but really I think that the extra expense (beyond our already outrageous bills) is something that I don't want to have to deal with.

diamondroses May 11 2004, 14:25:42 UTC

Wow, what a pleasant surprise to come home to. Why did she decide to stay in Sac.?

Lol @ This is to ensure that the residence is kept in such a condition that promotes healthy living.

oysteryogurt May 11 2004, 14:29:08 UTC

I don't know ... I thought she hated it here in Sac. Ugh.

Haha, yeah ... that's really funny ... considering how messy she is.

diamondroses May 12 2004, 00:07:04 UTC

Move in with me, I won't ditch you and I'll even let you make noise at 3am! I'm a night person anyway. ^_^

oysteryogurt May 12 2004, 00:55:29 UTC

haha yay! Deal.

enhancedwater May 11 2004, 14:31:07 UTC

For your own sake, Leo ... I'd go to Staples or another Office Supply store and get a "Mutual-Responsibility Lease Agreement" form, because what you've put on your post can't be bound by the HUD laws in the State of California ;-)

Make sure you're protected in the agreement as well, in case SHE defaults on something ... I would hate to see some bullshit get pulled (like it does so very often)

oysteryogurt May 11 2004, 14:36:10 UTC

Hrm ... I may do that.

enhancedwater May 11 2004, 14:41:35 UTC

The California Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) may be able to help you find a suitable agreement as well. Check on their website.

oysteryogurt May 11 2004, 15:08:38 UTC

I don't really see anything on their website ... and when I went to the store the closest thing that they had was a monthly rental agreement.

I'm not going to be too concerned with the legality issues of the 'lease' she wants me to sign ... at this rate I think I'll be moving out soon anyway.

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