Boredom strikes

Or "A bore is a man who, when you ask him how he is, tells you."


Well when the cat is away the mice will play.


Thats suppose to be a quote theat everyone lives by I'm told. Geraldine has just left the house, well yesterday, to go to Australia for a month to see relatives. I hope the rioting doesnt spoil her hols. Anyway its moi and Alistair. Ive about lost it with Alistair now already. For example yesterday I was tucking in to a pot noodle sandwich. It was late, I wanted to eat something quick before bed. And what quicker then a pot noodle. Plus its very yummy on a sarnie. So Alistair turns to moi and says "does it not bother you that your damaging your health?"
"What do you mean?" I said.
"Well not eating vegetables."
Well Alistair. Firstly, you see moi for like 10 minutes a day so who are you to question my eating habits. Also what the Hell does it have to do with you?
After a long and overly sarcastic pause I could only manage a "No, it does not bother me."


Also, as I was buttering my bread I realised that Alistair has initialed the butter. So he belongs to him. After I used it and he came downstairs I told him I had used it, apologised andtold him I'll buy some for the house. I was waiting for the "no Rob, its ok. Use mine" line. But no. It didnt come. He said instead ""well I know you had been using it as there are bread crumbs in there."
Not only the butter but he has initialed the milk and sugar. This is pretty petty. So today Ive had to do more shopping. Im thinking I may initial the toilet roll.


Anyways, its made moi think more about heading to Leeds. At the moment it couldn't come sooner.


Anyway, looking for a change in career? Here is some tips on playing dead people. Not un-dead moving around. But actual dead people not moving.

13.12.05 20:25

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(13.12.05 20:32)
The joys of living in a shared house!!!
I remember one particularly gross housemate (female) who loved to leave little presents in the toilet. She was also very generous in leaving behind vast quantites of body hair (of all sorts) in the bath/shower after she'd used it.
Ewwww!!!


(13.12.05 20:33)
Ah yes... I had a flatmate like that last year, it drove me NUTS. Good luck with him!


(13.12.05 20:45)
welshy - she sounds very nice indeed, Yuk! How did you deal with her?
I dont get the lil toilet treats thankfully at my current house, but I know ill get them when I move back to my mums. Ewwww.
Sarah - WHat did yours do? How did you deal with him/her?


(13.12.05 21:09)
L was very organised, she had everything. If I wanted to borrow a teabag, or some flour, I'd ask and she'd always look really annoyed and so in the end I was PAYING her £1/week to use her margarine and breakfast cereal. Ridiculous. Also, I used her margarine, and she'd go mental if I didn't put the foil back down carefully, and then put the lid on it'd really upset her. Once she didn't speak to me for a week 'cos I ripped the foil off. Arrrrrgh. Bless her. I do miss her.


(13.12.05 21:11)
Did she have good points?


(13.12.05 21:24)
As I was usually the one who used the shower after her, it would always fall to me to pick out the pubes from the hair-trap. It made me gag!! I just had to say something to her. It was VILE!!
She was a weirdo! She denied that the hairs were hers, but we all knew that they were. And funnily enough after I'd spoken to her, the hairs magically disappeared. Hmmm...


(13.12.05 21:49)
Oh she was a sweetheart really! Just a bit of a nutter.


(14.12.05 21:56)
Welsh - That does sound a lil gagging. Ewww. I dunno if I could say anything to Alistair though. Mainly due to the fact that i couldnt be arsed with any conflicts afterwards.
Sarah - That does sound like Alistair. I know he ment well, but yesterday evening he asked if I wanted to watch an episode of Star Trek in his room.

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