Also, they ruin anything with elastic in them (socks, underwear, etc.)
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But yeah thank god he is training to be a boxer now, so he doesnt have these late night parties anymore. 
Some of us like to eat semi healthily.
Oh yeah this. For the first two/three years of living in this flat (we share the property with another flat), my ****ing neighbour would blast music every weekend till 3,4, even 5 in the bloody morning. One time I could of sworn he even had his god dam front door open.
I've lived with a friend -went thru primary and high school together-, for 4 years now, havent had one arguement.
Hitting that???
But yeah tbh, some people did warn me about moving in with a friend (had their nightmare tales to tell). But yeah we just get along pretty well, stay out of each others way pretty much which works.
cool: she doesnt have a bf), and she has like her one or two mates that come over every blue moon.
Some of us like to eat semi healthily.
Oh yeah this. For the first two/three years of living in this flat (we share the property with another flat), my ****ing neighbour would blast music every weekend till 3,4, even 5 in the bloody morning. One time I could of sworn he even had his god dam front door open.
I've lived with a friend -went thru primary and high school together-, for 4 years now, havent had one arguement.
Like paying "$130 or so"
$100 over two years? so $50 for each of the two of you? That works out to be just over $2 per month over 2 years...Ensure whatever arrangement you want/have with rent/bills/lease is set in stone ASAP, and, most importantly, everyone in the house is aware of and concers with it.
A girl and I moved in with another girl from our high school three years ago (first girl had been living there for 2-3 years already, and was looking for two new housemates). We were told that bills/rent money was a set amount ($130 or so), to be paid (to first girl) at the start of each month, and that any excess would be spent on cleaning products or a night out (the later occured only once over a two year period).
Now, us being first time renters, were just happy that we'd found somewhere to live that was close to uni, and was affordable, and of a pretty good living standard. So 2nd girl and I paid said amount, which we assumed was the amount that we were all paying, so we said nothing, putting up with her annoying mannerisms for two years, during which time we never saw a power/gas/internet bill (we were trustworthy people who took her at face value).
When she moved out at the start of this year, 2nd housemate and I had worked out that, in the process of changing the names on the lease & bills, we'd overpaid her by $100. On her last day, when this was brought to her attention, she alerted us to the fact that, over the course of two years we'd lived together, we had not been paying an equal share of the bills/rent to her. She insisted that the excess rent/bill money we were paying, was essentially a 'fee' for using her stuff (she owned practically all of the furniture in the common rooms, which she took/sold on her departure).
For some reason, what she said didn't click right away; we were just happy that she was moving out. Once we realised she'd been ripping us off for 24 months, we were understandably fumming. We were dumbfounded that someone, who had essentially stolen from us for 24 months, lived with us totally guilt-free for that period of time.
Still a bit shattered to this day that we were taken advantage of like that.
EDIT: Probably belongs in the 'Epic Fail' thread
