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Postby Guest on Sat Feb 24, 2007 12:25 pm

I had a flatmate who loved over exagerating everything and lying. At first it didn't bother me, but it got to me after a while.

We'd be conversing and she'd either completely exagerate on an incident that had occured earlier, which I happened to witness ,to some friends of hers, or pretend to be clueless about something/knowing someone when minutes ago she was yapping away about how wonderful something/that person is etc.

It's cruel, but it came to the point where I wanted to kill her in her sleep cos the girl was too damn annoying!
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Postby Guest on Wed Feb 28, 2007 1:14 pm

I have a flatmate who follows me into the kitchen ever time I go in. He is so annoying and can't take the hint that sometimes I want to be in the kitchen on my own, without him up in with me all the time. He also has nothing constructive to say except 'Hello, how was your day?'

He does shower every day but doesn't use soap so his hair is always a grease ball.

he is annoying!
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Postby JP on Wed Sep 03, 2008 10:21 am

Quoting from 15:46, 24th Feb 2007
I have a flatmate who follows me into the kitchen ever time I go in. He is so annoying and can't take the hint that sometimes I want to be in the kitchen on my own, without him up in with me all the time. He also has nothing constructive to say except 'Hello, how was your day?'

He does shower every day but doesn't use soap so his hair is always a grease ball.

he is annoying!


I believe that secretly you are in love with him...
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Postby Mephisto on Thu Sep 04, 2008 5:38 pm

When things were particularly bad in the last house I lived in, I used to take great solace in this website:

http://www.passiveaggressivenotes.com/

Wasn't so much the notes on the site (although a compulsive obsessive sociopathic housemate left plenty of these) but knowing there was a community of like-minded people able to deflect the attrition with wry humour.
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Postby Abserdman on Sat Sep 06, 2008 10:43 am

Quoting sweet from 12:32, 19th Feb 2007
Had one that was often in a bad mood and simply took it out on everyone - you'd say "Morning" and she'd give you evils and stomp off...

Not to bad once in a while but with it happening most days relations became a bit frosty, which was a shame 'cos she could be great.


I had this too. The days she was happy were lovely but whenshe was in a strop you better stay out of her way!

I ended up moving out of my FP house because of my housemates. Not going to go into details here but suffice to say I was having really bad, really sharp, really painful headaches whilst living there which miraculously disappeared when I left!
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Postby Amorphous on Sat Sep 06, 2008 11:47 am

Quoting Mephisto from 18:38, 4th Sep 2008
When things were particularly bad in the last house I lived in, I used to take great solace in this website:

http://www.passiveaggressivenotes.com/


That's one of the most entertaining links I've seen in ages, thanks! :)


On a unrelated note: does anyone else automatically read the topic of this thread as if it were being said to a dog? "Bad flatmates! Bad, baaaaad flatmates! No biscuit for you!"

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