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Location: Hogwarts
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Living Arrangements
One issue that has come up recently is the bathroom use. I really hate it when my older brother cuts into my bathroom time. Although we have two and a half baths, one is detached from our house, and hardly anyone ever uses it because it's "outside." Every day I get up at a certain time to take a shower, and that timeframe could be anywhere between 6:50 a.m. and 7:15 a.m. Barring any traffic jams, I usually get to work on time at 8 a.m.Lately, however, my brother has had an odd work schedule in which he gets up early to arrive at work at 8 a.m. This means I would get up at 6:50 or 6:55 a.m. and he would still be showering. As a result, I was very late for work two or three times this past month because of his lack of coordination. He and I had already made arrangements and let each other know who's going to shower at what time. I've even tried getting up at 6:30 a.m. to shower before he does, but this morning, guess what? He was already in the freaking bathroom!!! I had to wait an extra seven minutes, which made me late for work, though not by much, but still late.I feel like I'm doing my best to be accommodating, but this douchebag brother is just plain inconsiderate. So I figured I'm going to do an OCCUPY BATHROOM demonstration tomorrow morning, just cut in front of him when he's about to enter the bathroom, and stay in there for a whole freakin' hour. What say you? What's your living arrangement like--single, living with a roommate/spouse/partner/family member? Do you run into problems living with them?
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Re: Living Arrangements
Me, I try not to room with anyone unless I'm a) sleeping with them or b) I fathered them. (No, not both.)
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Location: I'm at WKRP
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Re: Living Arrangements
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Location: av by Chemahkuu
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Re: Living Arrangements
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Location: Second star to the right and 'round back to last night
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Re: Living Arrangements
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Location: Warped off into the sunset. With fond memories of most of you, and not a little sorrow at leaving.
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Re: Living Arrangements
) has two toilets, and it's always amusing when I visit my uncle's because their house has only one, despite there being twice as many people living there. Never having to wait for a toilet at home means that I'm in the habit of holding it off until I really need to go, and when I'm at my uncle's I forget that it isn't wise to do that when the possibility exists that the toilet will be occupied. Waiting for a toilet - what madness is this?!
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Re: Living Arrangements
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Location: Militant Janeway True Path Devotees Compound. With Sehlats.
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Re: Living Arrangements
If you actually have a second shower though there is no reason for this just because one shower is nicer than the other.
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Location: Hogwarts
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Re: Living Arrangements
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Re: Living Arrangements
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Henderson!!!! |
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Location: Hogwarts
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Re: Living Arrangements
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Re: Living Arrangements
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Location: Great Britain
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Location: Baltimore, MD, USA
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Although we have two and a half baths, one is detached from our house, and hardly anyone ever uses it because it's "outside." Every day I get up at a certain time to take a shower, and that timeframe could be anywhere between 6:50 a.m. and 7:15 a.m. Barring any traffic jams, I usually get to work on time at 8 a.m.
I had to wait an extra seven minutes, which made me late for work, though not by much, but still late.






) has two toilets, and it's always amusing when I visit my uncle's because their house has only one, despite there being twice as many people living there. Never having to wait for a toilet at home means that I'm in the habit of holding it off until I really need to go, and when I'm at my uncle's I forget that it isn't wise to do that when the possibility exists that the toilet will be occupied. Waiting for a toilet - what madness is this?!





