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Roomate Trouble

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I'd say you need to take him on a trip to Knuckle Junction.

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I lived with four friends for three years and it's tough. Two of the guys I lived with are in a band and didn't have a normal job so they would be ready to party all night. It was tough since I has to be at work at 7am. It cane to the point we all wanted to kill eachother. We moved out of that house and went our own way but we are still great friends today. Roomates can be hard you just got to keep your cool and talk about things that bother you. I was lucky to have my bedroom on the third for so most of the time I could hide from the noise.

Take my advice, yank the phone out of his hand and sling it at the wall, violence solves everything :D

Take my advice, yank the phone out of his hand and sling it at the wall, violence solves everything :D

 

I concur.:fight:

Yes its 12 midnight, and I am steaming mad. My roomate has a habit of talking to his gf into the wee hours of the night. I have 9 o clock classes so I like to get to sleep by 11. I have asked him politely several times to either take it out of the room, or something. Yet he continues to ignore me. I am at the point right now where I want to scream Shut up with a profanity in the middle of that.:irked::irked::irked:

 

 

What time are his classes? I would turn on all the lights, and make as much noise as possible when getting ready for my classes in the morning.

My roommate in college left "spitters" everywhere....it was replusive...he also had a rebel flag hanging over his bed....and we lived in the football dorm with our teammates...imagine

My roommate in college left "spitters" everywhere....it was replusive...he also had a rebel flag hanging over his bed....and we lived in the football dorm with our teammates...imagine

 

Guilty.

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Don't go to bed so early. :p

 

LOL not an option. I like my sleep.

I remember my freshman year at Murray State, my first semester, I had this roommate that reminded me a lot of the Bear in the Big Blue House. Well this guy was disgusting. He never had a class till noon, but for some reason insisted on setting not 1, not 2, but 3 alarm clocks for 8am. Well after a week of this my class wasnt till like 11, so ALL his alarms are going off at 8am for like 5 mins, so finally I sit up and he's laying in bed with his eyes open and not turning off the clocks. I get up, turn 1 off, turn off another and took the 3rd and threw it up against the wall with everything I had, causing the alarm clock to break in about 10 pieces, he just stares at me, 3 hrs later, I had a new roommate :D

 

That's hilarious...I'm just picturing that in my head. :lol:

I have roommate problems also' date=' but I am married to her! Good luck gentlemen![/quote']

 

You took the words right out of my mouth!

Want to borrow my taser?? :lol::lol:

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