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Manic_Skafe · 03-27-2008, 04:42 AM

Seems to me like all of your reasons for wanting him out are bullshit.

I've heard real roommate horror stories and your qualms with him stem from the fact that he doesn't mesh well with the group - that's nonsense. He pays his share of the bills, what more is there to ask of him?

The fact that you all have no formal contract and are willing enough to mix friendship with business is proof enough of the fact that you and Ms. A are incapable of successfully and fairly managing your living arrangements.

What happens if your friend moves in and decides she's going to stiff you and Ms. A with the bills? You have no contract and frankly, if you two are having a hard enough time kicking someone out because he won't be your best friend - how will you two ever be capable of kicking out someone you actually like?

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03-27-2008, 04:42 AM	#2 (permalink)
Manic_Skafe More Than You Expect Location: Queens	Seems to me like all of your reasons for wanting him out are bullshit. I've heard real roommate horror stories and your qualms with him stem from the fact that he doesn't mesh well with the group - that's nonsense. He pays his share of the bills, what more is there to ask of him? The fact that you all have no formal contract and are willing enough to mix friendship with business is proof enough of the fact that you and Ms. A are incapable of successfully and fairly managing your living arrangements. What happens if your friend moves in and decides she's going to stiff you and Ms. A with the bills? You have no contract and frankly, if you two are having a hard enough time kicking someone out because he won't be your best friend - how will you two ever be capable of kicking out someone you actually like? ... __________________ "Porn is a zoo of exotic animals that becomes boring upon ownership." -Nersesian Last edited by Manic_Skafe; 03-27-2008 at 04:50 AM..