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Funny thing tho - his sister organised a skip bin. Skip bin gets dropped off on the monday and days pass and he hasnt put anything in it yet. I have no idea what he was thinking..anyway the skip bin gets taken away with next to nothing in it. Hahahahaha it was so funny. He was like awww i thought it was here for a week not 3 days. Parents ended up having to get a tip license and lug his junk out there.
Exactly the same situation i just got out of. I'm no clean freak, but this guy seriously bugged me. Stayed up all night playing games and slept all day.
Dishes were the only thing he ever did and that was after telling him it was his turn, and even then they would sit there for a few days.
It was a crappy situation because it seemed like i was the bad guy for asking him to clean. But god damn, being in your late 20's surely you have learnt some house keeping skills/dignity by then haha.
I guess its just pure laziness? Honestly reminded me of a child. In saying that tho i would rate my 9yr old daughters cleaning skills better than his.
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I went and told him to turn it down as I was trying to sleep and had work in the morning, he turned it down but then as soon as I went back to bed he turned it back up again. After asking him to turn it down again and him ignoring me again I cracked the shits and unplugged his PC which sent him into a rage and we almost came to blows. That was the final straw and I ended up moving out of there the next day.
Ex-housemate was playing music at 12am, I'm trying to get some sleep before class the next morning. Ask him to turn it down, he does, no worries there.
But I found it truly baffling when he did the same thing the next day. I ask him again, "oh yeah no worries man". I did this for 3 days in a row and he still didn't get the hint that 12am should probably be a quiet time. At least chuck in some headphones
The feeling when you move into your first house without housemates is amazing.
Only just started eating it within the last month and you're right, its definitely worth it. I tried the wasabi burger yesterday and was suprised how good it was. I love the zingy taste the chicken has. #datcitrusOporto is awesome though, I've said elsewhere here that they're the best fast food chain going around, their burgers are a bit pricier than KFC, Red Rooster and Maccas but well worth it.
They do great chips too.
Not allowed to use your parents car in a test in Qld?YOUR child has almost a 50-50 chance of failing Queensland's tough new driving test - and you will pay up to $230 each time they re-sit the exam.
The new test, which rolls out across the state on Monday, focuses on dangerous manoeuvres including right-hand turns and high-speed merging.
Parents can expect to dig deep if their kids fail to pass. Learners will pay $50.50 each time they sit the test and a further $150-$170 for a licensed instructor to ride along.
http://www.warwickdailynews.com.au/news/high-cost-of-failure/2687815/
Thieving campaigners. They want less people to die that's fine but to bump every test up $150 is pathetic, that's not including car hire. I did my test a couple years ago and paid $50 for the main roads bloke to come with me and $110 for car hire. Today it would of cost $310 and if you fail you do it all over again.
Yuck!Bananas are the greatest IMO. Nothing beats a good narn
AgreedYuck!
Worst fruit ever!!
Not allowed to use your parents car in a test in Qld?
Ahh yes, the dreaded right hand turn...focuses on dangerous manoeuvres including right-hand turns
Ahh yes, the dreaded right hand turn...
YOUR child has almost a 50-50 chance of failing Queensland's tough new driving test - and you will pay up to $230 each time they re-sit the exam.
The new test, which rolls out across the state on Monday, focuses on dangerous manoeuvres including right-hand turns and high-speed merging.
Parents can expect to dig deep if their kids fail to pass. Learners will pay $50.50 each time they sit the test and a further $150-$170 for a licensed instructor to ride along.
http://www.warwickdailynews.com.au/news/high-cost-of-failure/2687815/
Thieving campaigners. They want less people to die that's fine but to bump every test up $150 is pathetic, that's not including car hire. I did my test a couple years ago and paid $50 for the main roads bloke to come with me and $110 for car hire. Today it would of cost $310 and if you fail you do it all over again.