Asking your opinion - Page 2

Donkey® · 09-23-2006, 03:46 PM

Originally Posted by curlyque221

No, there are only 4 girls.

"I live in an apartment with four other girls." You are a girl too. 1 + 4 = 5. What am I missing here? (besides noodz)

curlyque221 · 09-23-2006, 07:39 PM

I apologize. I live with three girls. There are 4 girls all together. And you will continue to be missing the nudes. Sorry to burst your bubble.

I do horde my stuff. I have a mini fridge in my room thats from Jajae's old dorm room. I have tubs with food and supplies. I just have to coexist now...but the force and determination they used to make me feel like I was wrong, I was curious as to if maybe I did overstep the boundaries.

Thanks for the opinions guys.

7960 · 09-24-2006, 02:06 PM

Originally Posted by JaJae

We just wanted to cook a pot of pasta and cook some chicken in a frying pan. And we had no room. We can't prepare chicken in the bedroom. She bought the food in the afternoon. We got back from class around 8:30 and we couldn't cook our dinner. We were starving. We didn't get done till around 10 o'clock. I've seen a lot of dirty kitchens in my dorm room days. This one was the worst.

It's time to keep a pan, pot, and dishes in your room. Take them to the kitchen and put their shit on the floor if there's no room. Cook your food, wash your pot/pan, bring it back to the bedroom. If the sink is full of their stuff put it on the floor. If the counters are full of their stuff, put it on the kitchen table.

Apparently the other 3 girls are immature and can't/won't pick up after themselves. It sucks but there is no way one person complaining is going to do anything to change that.

JaJae · 09-24-2006, 02:20 PM

Originally Posted by 7960

It's time to keep a pan, pot, and dishes in your room. Take them to the kitchen and put their shit on the floor if there's no room. Cook your food, wash your pot/pan, bring it back to the bedroom. If the sink is full of their stuff put it on the floor. If the counters are full of their stuff, put it on the kitchen table.

Apparently the other 3 girls are immature and can't/won't pick up after themselves. It sucks but there is no way one person complaining is going to do anything to change that.

Yea I told her to put the stuff on the floor too and just clean up after herself. I think keeping her own kitchen stuff in a plastic bin under her bed is probably the way to go.

The kitchen is very small. There is no table. The cabinet extends with enough room for two stools w/ no cabinets underneath so it makes for an eating surface. But that was filled with dirty dishes, rotten fruit and god knows what else. And the little counter space they do have was filled with more dirty dishes. The stove had dirty stuff in it. The sink was filled with dishes. The dishes on the drying rack had food guts on them and the dishwasher was literally opened with both top and bottom racks pulled all the way out to complete the wonderful picture. And because there was so much food out, it smelt. You could smell the kitchen when you walked into the apartment.

And the floor was disgusting. It couldn't be mopped. You had to get down and start scrapping off the fungi or whatever was caked on and growing off the floor.

I've never seen such slobs in my life.

And all she wanted was for them to upkeep the kitchen to a degree where she could USE it. And one of her roommates essentially told her that they're on separate schedules and she's stupid for even suggesting such a thing. When she asked if they felt it was fair she had to clean up after all their mess before she could cook the response was something like.. yes, we're on separate schedules if you want to eat clean it up first.

It's absolutely ridiculous.

7960 · 09-24-2006, 02:26 PM

Originally Posted by JaJae

Yea I told her to put the stuff on the floor too and just clean up after herself. I think keeping her own kitchen stuff in a plastic bin under her bed is probably the way to go.

The kitchen is very small. There is no table. The cabinet extends with enough room for two stools w/ no cabinets underneath so it makes for an eating surface. But that was filled with dirty dishes, rotten fruit and god knows what else. And the little counter space they do have was filled with more dirty dishes. The stove had dirty stuff in it. The sink was filled with dishes. The dishes on the drying rack had food guts on them and the dishwasher was literally opened with both top and bottom racks pulled all the way out to complete the wonderful picture. And because there was so much food out, it smelt. You could smell the kitchen when you walked into the apartment.

And the floor was disgusting. It couldn't be mopped. You had to get down and start scrapping off the fungi or whatever was caked on and growing off the floor.

I've never seen such slobs in my life.

And all she wanted was for them to upkeep the kitchen to a degree where she could USE it. And one of her roommates essentially told her that they're on separate schedules and she's stupid for even suggesting such a thing. When she asked if they felt it was fair she had to clean up after all their mess before she could cook her own the response was something like.. yes, we're on separate schedules if you want to eat clean it up first.

It's absolutely ridiculous.

I was an RA in college. If she pushes it with them, something will happen. They'll be forced to clean (health reasons) or they may even let her move. I wouldn't live like that.

motivez · 09-24-2006, 02:30 PM

She should take pictures and post them around campus, photoshop in their faces and names underneath, and whatnot. Hell, have her write a letter to the school newspaper and see if they'll publish it

Embarass them. It might work. If everyone on campus knows what slobs they are maybe they'll change their ways.

JaJae · 09-24-2006, 02:32 PM

Originally Posted by motivez

She should take pictures and post them around campus, photoshop in their faces and names underneath, and whatnot. Hell, have her write a letter to the school newspaper and see if they'll publish it

Embarass them. It might work. If everyone on campus knows what slobs they are maybe they'll change their ways.

They're in her sorority and she does still have to live with them.

motivez · 09-24-2006, 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by JaJae

They're in her sorority and she does still have to live with them.

If she's on a different schedule than them already, and they're making her life miserable through living like utter slobs, she should make every effort to get them to change their disgusting habbits.

Who cares if they're angry, honestly? She has every right to do whatever she wants in response to their filth.

BTW, she could just post pictures here and then show them the thread

motivez · 09-24-2006, 02:41 PM

Oh, and btw I take back my

Nothing hot about somenoe who enjoys living in filth. Not just messy, which I think most people are, but filth.

curlyque221 · 09-24-2006, 06:11 PM

I think these are just mean girls.

I come back this weekend and my name has been ripped off the apartment door.

On my personal room door, I have a wipe erase board. Nasty things were written all over it.

This is getting old.

motivez · 09-24-2006, 07:09 PM

Yeah, don't take it lying down

1) Take pictures of the filth, the thing being ripped off the apartment door, and the things written on the dry erase board

2) Show them to the RA

3) Use Photoshop to super impose pictures of their faces along with their names underneath and plaster them around campus.

4) ???

5) Profit

kinggovernor · 09-24-2006, 08:39 PM

need some pics to judge how bitchy they are

7960 · 09-24-2006, 09:15 PM

Originally Posted by curlyque221

I think these are just mean girls.

I come back this weekend and my name has been ripped off the apartment door.

On my personal room door, I have a wipe erase board. Nasty things were written all over it.

This is getting old.

reason #4,459 why I'm glad I'm a guy... guys would have had a fight, broken some stuff, and had a few beers and been done already.

You're all in the same sorority? I'd say it's time to bring it up at a meeting. Invite everyone to your place for the meeting. Leave all the shit there, leave the nasty stuff written on your dry-erase, leave your name ripped off. Point out to everyone else in the sorority how childish this shit is and see where it leads.

IminWonderland · 09-24-2006, 09:57 PM

Originally Posted by 7960

reason #4,459 why I'm glad I'm a guy... guys would have had a fight, broken some stuff, and had a few beers and been done already.

You're all in the same sorority? I'd say it's time to bring it up at a meeting. Invite everyone to your place for the meeting. Leave all the shit there, leave the nasty stuff written on your dry-erase, leave your name ripped off. Point out to everyone else in the sorority how childish this shit is and see where it leads.

Serious, Reason #64 why I hate being a woman. Because women mostly don't grow out of this insanity.

kinggovernor · 09-24-2006, 10:09 PM

Originally Posted by curlyque221

I think these are just mean girls.

I come back this weekend and my name has been ripped off the apartment door.

On my personal room door, I have a wipe erase board. Nasty things were written all over it.

This is getting old.

are they 12

7960 · 09-24-2006, 10:13 PM

Originally Posted by kinggovernor

are they 12

there are no sorority stereotypes being proven true in this thread

kinggovernor · 09-24-2006, 10:24 PM

Originally Posted by 7960

there are no sorority stereotypes being proven true in this thread

they probably have many stds as well

curlyque221 · 09-24-2006, 10:46 PM

Only three of us are in a sorority. And it has no bearing on this other than the fact that I do still have to work with them, therefore, I don't want to start some big war.

But yea, immaturity is the key here.

Times like this I wish I was a guy too.

JaJae · 09-24-2006, 11:01 PM

Originally Posted by curlyque221

Times like this I wish I was a guy too.

That sucks for me.

curlyque221 · 09-25-2006, 12:17 AM

Originally Posted by JaJae

That sucks for me.

Aw hun...you know what I mean!

But come on, I lived in your dorm last year with you and your two male roommates, and we got along just fine!