Is this a fridge you own or one provided by the landlord?
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...I am at the gym. Nudity is not a good idea here.
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At least....not yet.
Beginning RAW POWER (TREPPA) WORKOUT
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Gym + nudity? Sounds like "plot" of a porn video.
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I mean, more than the usual FAWTL top-of-page-post.
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I don't know if declaring that I am going to bed, just after reveal of naked FHDM publicly sweating in gym is a right thing to do.
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*yawn*
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I returned to playing Witcher 1 tonight. Getting used back to combat controls will take some time...
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We had to use pliers to take showers for two years at one place, always had excuses for why he couldn't fix it, to say nothing of the cockroaches that moved in after signing our second lease.... another place had such f##%ed up power outlets that I learned shock therapy to repair nerve damage in your shoulder really works! take that "you need surgery" crowd! I just needed to stick my finger in a faulty power socket in my sleep:-)
You put up with crazy s%&+ living on the cheap, still no fridge sucks, I can't live without one (knocks on wood, not the fridge, which can go at any moment:-D
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"Let's break with the Crown, it's robbing us blind with the taxes!"
I know, right?
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Geez. Does your negligent a%#%*~+ landlord look edible? >:(one McDonald's meal a day^Pretty much my current food intake, especially now that my fridge has been non-functional for almost three weeks.
No, but the housing conglomerate that owns my apartment complex does. My landlord can't do s!&~ until they get approval from their boss.
I stole a mini-fridge from Syracuse University, so my condiments and iced tea are safe, but the thing isn't big enough to fit anything else. The fridge provided by the landlord is older than I am-- the freezer part still works, but the actual fridge part is warm and full of water.
Got a good old-fashioned Savannah thunderstorm going on outside. Unfortunately, this is Syracuse, so everyone is losing their s&@!.
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I don't know if declaring that I am going to bed, just after reveal of naked FHDM publicly sweating in gym is a right thing to do.
it's not just right- it's OK.
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MASSAGE CHAIR AAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUGGGGGGHHHHHH
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Geez. Does your negligent a%#%*~+ landlord look edible? >:(one McDonald's meal a day^Pretty much my current food intake, especially now that my fridge has been non-functional for almost three weeks.No, but the housing conglomerate that owns my apartment complex does. My landlord can't do s++& until they get approval from their boss.
I stole a mini-fridge from Syracuse University, so my condiments and iced tea are safe, but the thing isn't big enough to fit anything else. The fridge provided by the landlord is older than I am-- the freezer part still works, but the actual fridge part is warm and full of water.
maybe it's time for a road trip -FAWTL leg breaking style!
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Finished coloring my wife's hair for her birthday. Though I prefer her natural blonde she wanted to try bright red, she looks good, kinda like an anime character!(though not on lynora's level)
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Finished coloring my wife's hair for her birthday. Though I prefer her natural blonde she wanted to try bright red, she looks good, kinda like an anime character!(though not on lynora's level)
Awesome! Bright red is fun. I did the fire engine red hair many years ago. It was a good look, but a bit too tame for me now. :)
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Live action anime over at lynora's place.
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Live action anime over at lynora's place.
I look forward to the Lynora workout now- although I did nothing but catch up on my assassination classroom and sailor moon crystal during today's workout.
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Finished coloring my wife's hair for her birthday. Though I prefer her natural blonde she wanted to try bright red, she looks good, kinda like an anime character!(though not on lynora's level)Awesome! Bright red is fun. I did the fire engine red hair many years ago. It was a good look, but a bit too tame for me now. :)
Someday perhaps she will play in the same league as you...
*looks dreamily up at the stars in the sky*
Someday.
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Morning. Yesterday tweaks to the bed and mattress, while they gave me backache yesterday, seem to be working for now.
*yawn*
For a standard value of 'working' when it comes to my sleep, that is.
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~tired look~ Note to self, do NOT put the next disk in the DVD player of [Insert TV series name here] at 12:08 am and say "I will just watch one episode of [Insert TV series name here]".
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Live action anime over at lynora's place.I look forward to the Lynora workout now- although I did nothing but catch up on my assassination classroom and sailor moon crystal during today's workout.
Sounds like a good use of time.
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Live action anime over at lynora's place.I look forward to the Lynora workout now- although I did nothing but catch up on my assassination classroom and sailor moon crystal during today's workout.Sounds like a good use of time.
I <3 Sailor Moon. :)
My Wife also loves Sailor Moon.
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Apart from certain Interesting Videos, this is the only time I've ever come across Sailor Moon.
Crystal is dividing the fanbase, however.
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Live action anime over at lynora's place.I look forward to the Lynora workout now- although I did nothing but catch up on my assassination classroom and sailor moon crystal during today's workout.Sounds like a good use of time.
I <3 Sailor Moon. :)
Apart from certain Interesting Videos, this is the only time I've ever come across Sailor Moon.
HOLY S%$$ YAMARA! I HAVENT SEEN THIS IN YEARS!!!
Any ideas paperbacks to get at Vinnies :-)
Geez. Does your negligent a%#%*~+ landlord look edible? >:(one McDonald's meal a day^Pretty much my current food intake, especially now that my fridge has been non-functional for almost three weeks.No, but the housing conglomerate that owns my apartment complex does. My landlord can't do s#@! until they get approval from their boss.
I stole a mini-fridge from Syracuse University, so my condiments and iced tea are safe, but the thing isn't big enough to fit anything else. The fridge provided by the landlord is older than I am-- the freezer part still works, but the actual fridge part is warm and full of water.
Yeah, it's amazing what's "legal" and what's "reality".
We were in a triplex in Albany, a land where a rental at $1/sq. ft. is considered a steal, and one of our co-tenants was a lawyer, for gosh' sake. Yet our landlord's "fix" when his bathroom floor rotted out to expose the downstairs bathroom was to throw a piece of scrap plywood over it and say, "See? Now you can't see the downstairs bathroom and you won't fall through. Repair DONE!" If a fuse blew, he'd replace it with one at double or triple the amperage rating (unclear on the concept, much?). When the lawyer filed a certified letter and stopped paying rent, he let him. And chose to stop any maintenance or repairs on that property. He was willing to lose the whole building rather than cave!
When our leases came around next year and he'd increased all our rents by almost 30% for the year, we all moved out at once. Then, big surprise, he sold the ramshackle building for a profit.
Even though I am one, in general, landlords are scum.
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Geez. Does your negligent a%#%*~+ landlord look edible? >:(one McDonald's meal a day^Pretty much my current food intake, especially now that my fridge has been non-functional for almost three weeks.No, but the housing conglomerate that owns my apartment complex does. My landlord can't do s#@! until they get approval from their boss.
I stole a mini-fridge from Syracuse University, so my condiments and iced tea are safe, but the thing isn't big enough to fit anything else. The fridge provided by the landlord is older than I am-- the freezer part still works, but the actual fridge part is warm and full of water.
Yeah, it's amazing what's "legal" and what's "reality".
We were in a triplex in Albany, a land where a rental at $1/sq. ft. is considered a steal, and one of our co-tenants was a lawyer, for gosh' sake. Yet our landlord's "fix" when his bathroom floor rotted out to expose the downstairs bathroom was to throw a piece of scrap plywood over it and say, "See? Now you can't see the downstairs bathroom and you won't fall through. Repair DONE!" If a fuse blew, he'd replace it with one at double or triple the amperage rating (unclear on the concept, much?). When the lawyer filed a certified letter and stopped paying rent, he let him. And chose to stop any maintenance or repairs on that property. He was willing to lose the whole building rather than cave!
When our leases came around next year and he'd increased all our rents by almost 30% for the year, we all moved out at once. Then, big surprise, he sold the ramshackle building for a profit.
Even though I am one, in general, landlords are scum.
Wow.
What a scumbag!
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I am extremely extremely thankful that I've somehow managed to avoid all these sorts of landlords. All the ones I've had have been very good to downright awesome and accommodating.
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Well, I think the absolutely most disturbing things I've seen on the whole rental front are:
(1) As a tenant, I pay my rent on time and don't bug the landlord for minor things like changing a lightbulb. That's it. I'm not exactly Mr. "I'll upgrade your property for you!" If the fridge breaks, I contact the landlord and ask for repairs. But most of the time I just pay the rent and don't bug the landlord. And every landlord I've ever had has rated me, "One of my best tenants, EVER!"
Hearing horror stories from my friend about his tenants chopping down all the trees on the property for firewood and then burning the house down just make me wonder what most tenants are like to make me so remarkably good just because I don't ask for much... apparently paying the rent on time and only asking for repairs that cost over $3 makes me "remarkable".
(2) As a landlord, I just insist on getting the rent on time, and if the tenants complain that something isn't working I say, "OK, have this company fix it and send me the bill."
And I'm the "miracle landlord". Just because I demand rent on time, authorize repairs on my property, and otherwise leave my tenants alone.
It reminds me of work. I show up on time, every day. Work during my work hours (mostly). Do what I'm asked to do. Go home. And I'm up for yet another promotion. Because I just do what I'm asked to do.
Strange world!
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Geez. Does your negligent a%#%*~+ landlord look edible? >:(one McDonald's meal a day^Pretty much my current food intake, especially now that my fridge has been non-functional for almost three weeks.No, but the housing conglomerate that owns my apartment complex does. My landlord can't do s#@! until they get approval from their boss.
I stole a mini-fridge from Syracuse University, so my condiments and iced tea are safe, but the thing isn't big enough to fit anything else. The fridge provided by the landlord is older than I am-- the freezer part still works, but the actual fridge part is warm and full of water.
Yeah, it's amazing what's "legal" and what's "reality".
We were in a triplex in Albany, a land where a rental at $1/sq. ft. is considered a steal, and one of our co-tenants was a lawyer, for gosh' sake. Yet our landlord's "fix" when his bathroom floor rotted out to expose the downstairs bathroom was to throw a piece of scrap plywood over it and say, "See? Now you can't see the downstairs bathroom and you won't fall through. Repair DONE!" If a fuse blew, he'd replace it with one at double or triple the amperage rating (unclear on the concept, much?). When the lawyer filed a certified letter and stopped paying rent, he let him. And chose to stop any maintenance or repairs on that property. He was willing to lose the whole building rather than cave!
When our leases came around next year and he'd increased all our rents by almost 30% for the year, we all moved out at once. Then, big surprise, he sold the ramshackle building for a profit.
Even though I am one, in general, landlords are scum.
Wow.
What a scumbag!
I hope it's intentional, because my absolute FAVORITE part of this post is that you can't tell whether Freehold is calling ME a scumbag for being a landlord at all, or my former scumbag landlord.
All landlords are scumbags, myself included!
My last landlady just sent ME a bill for all the maintenance to her house she's doing after Mrs Gersen and I moved out (she did none at all when we were living there). I told her she'd have to sign a statement waiving me of any and all future claims for anything before I'd even consider giving her a nickel.
She doesn't know the difference between a tenant and a caretaker.
I've been looking through the "skilled trades employment" section on Craigslist, and in between listings for electricians, carpenters, and plumbers, I spotted this gem:
GYPSIES, PALM READERS,TAROT READERS ETC
compensation: VERY generous lucrative revenue split!
Location, Tent and Large crowds provided- weekends in July and August
Inquire by email include your contact phone number.
Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.
Skilled trades, eh?
A few pages later, there was an ad for an "experienced herdsperson."
Well, I think the absolutely most disturbing things I've seen on the whole rental front are:
(1) As a tenant, I pay my rent on time and don't bug the landlord for minor things like changing a lightbulb. That's it. I'm not exactly Mr. "I'll upgrade your property for you!" If the fridge breaks, I contact the landlord and ask for repairs. But most of the time I just pay the rent and don't bug the landlord. And every landlord I've ever had has rated me, "One of my best tenants, EVER!"
Hearing horror stories from my friend about his tenants chopping down all the trees on the property for firewood and then burning the house down just make me wonder what most tenants are like to make me so remarkably good just because I don't ask for much... apparently paying the rent on time and only asking for repairs that cost over $3 makes me "remarkable".(2) As a landlord, I just insist on getting the rent on time, and if the tenants complain that something isn't working I say, "OK, have this company fix it and send me the bill."
And I'm the "miracle landlord". Just because I demand rent on time, authorize repairs on my property, and otherwise leave my tenants alone.
Sounds like you are a standard deviation away from the mean on both ends.
It reminds me of work. I show up on time, every day. Work during my work hours (mostly). Do what I'm asked to do. Go home. And I'm up for yet another promotion. Because I just do what I'm asked to do.
Strange world!
I have yet to find a job like this.
I hope it's intentional, because my absolute FAVORITE part of this post is that you can't tell whether Freehold is calling ME a scumbag for being a landlord at all,...Geez. Does your negligent a%#%*~+ landlord look edible? >:(one McDonald's meal a day^Pretty much my current food intake, especially now that my fridge has been non-functional for almost three weeks.No, but the housing conglomerate that owns my apartment complex does. My landlord can't do s#@! until they get approval from their boss.
I stole a mini-fridge from Syracuse University, so my condiments and iced tea are safe, but the thing isn't big enough to fit anything else. The fridge provided by the landlord is older than I am-- the freezer part still works, but the actual fridge part is warm and full of water.
Yeah, it's amazing what's "legal" and what's "reality".
We were in a triplex in Albany, a land where a rental at $1/sq. ft. is considered a steal, and one of our co-tenants was a lawyer, for gosh' sake. Yet our landlord's "fix" when his bathroom floor rotted out to expose the downstairs bathroom was to throw a piece of scrap plywood over it and say, "See? Now you can't see the downstairs bathroom and you won't fall through. Repair DONE!" If a fuse blew, he'd replace it with one at double or triple the amperage rating (unclear on the concept, much?). When the lawyer filed a certified letter and stopped paying rent, he let him. And chose to stop any maintenance or repairs on that property. He was willing to lose the whole building rather than cave!
When our leases came around next year and he'd increased all our rents by almost 30% for the year, we all moved out at once. Then, big surprise, he sold the ramshackle building for a profit.
Even though I am one, in general, landlords are scum.
Wow.
What a scumbag!
loL!
Rest assured I'm talking about your landlord.
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My last landlady just sent ME a bill for all the maintenance to her house she's doing after Mrs Gersen and I moved out (she did none at all when we were living there). I told her she'd have to sign a statement waiving me of any and all future claims for anything before I'd even consider giving her a nickel.
She doesn't know the difference between a tenant and a caretaker.
wow...
What a scumbag!
Plot twist- his landlord was Nobody in a dress.
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A few pages later, there was an ad for an "experienced herdsperson."
I would pay good money to see Orthos atop a horse, herding foot traffic through 33rd and 6th during rush hour.
Orthos: "hyah tourists! Get a move on!"
Tourists:
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Wow.
What a scumbag!
I hope it's intentional, because my absolute FAVORITE part of this post is that you can't tell whether Freehold is calling ME a scumbag for being a landlord at all, or my former scumbag landlord.
All landlords are scumbags, myself included!
{makes mental note to go back to calling you "Mr. S.C.U.M.", Mr NobodysHome}
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A few pages later, there was an ad for an "experienced herdsperson."
10th level shepherd?
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I had a job as an assistant shepherd once, but not for long. I spent most of my time tipping sheep over so the chief shepherd could apply blue stuff to their feet to stop them rotting. I did not get a crook, nor did I get a Collie dog. Nobody let me whistle at them and shout 'Come by!' or anything like that.
RUBBISH.
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I lived on a farm for 18 years, not a big one, but my parents were originally city folk, so they went all out, a few cows (milked by hand, I know my around an udder:-D) chickens, turkeys, pigs, goats, rabbits (130 at one point when dad thought it was going to be the new chicken), a horse... think that's it :-)
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A few pages later, there was an ad for an "experienced herdsperson."10th level shepherd?
I would definitely be interested in playing Mass Effect series as DaveShep.
I do need to eventually play the Mass Effect series at some point.
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A few pages later, there was an ad for an "experienced herdsperson."10th level shepherd?I would definitely be interested in playing Mass Effect series as DaveShep.
I do need to eventually play the Mass Effect series at some point.
I am in middle of the first one. Finally.
Of course it went on hiatus because I played updated Valdis Story and now, after finishing playing Gilda (and being too tired to finish Vladyn) I came back to playing Witcher I. I just finished first act. Maybe this time I'll finish it and finally start the second one... I'll finish Mass Effect one day, though.
Have I mentioned that I found on the shelf UFO Trilogy? It is one of the games that I borrowed from friends ages ago but for some reason it refused to start on my laptop then. I will probably give it a try soon...
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A few pages later, there was an ad for an "experienced herdsperson."10th level shepherd?I would definitely be interested in playing Mass Effect series as DaveShep.
I do need to eventually play the Mass Effect series at some point.
Do eet!
I'm on my second playthrough. Because it's awesome and I couldn't stay away. :)
I still hate the Mako with a passion though.
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A few pages later, there was an ad for an "experienced herdsperson."10th level shepherd?I would definitely be interested in playing Mass Effect series as DaveShep.
I do need to eventually play the Mass Effect series at some point.
MASS EFFECT RELATED EMERGENCY!