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Tinyshoes

David. wrote: »

Word spreads

Is that why they let her have the biggest room? :shocked:

aau1

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Is that why they let her have the biggest room? :shocked:

Yup, you can't expect them all to squeeze into a small room together :eek:

Dizzy_Ditzy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Never mind all that rubbish.....what do her paws smell like?

I don't know, she's got them all tucked under her belly now she's asleep. Lazy moo :rotfl::rotfl:

fairclaire

savvy_sal wrote: »

No need to be:o.I think it's wonderful the way you take in waifs and strays.
My cat has been sleeping out most nights but has come in tonight because the weather is getting cooler.

We have a cat flap on the shed because Brian was a dirty stop out The ginger cat uses it and has made himself a bed on OHs fishing body warmer (brave cat :eek:)

Tinyshoes

mhoc wrote: »

How clean and tidy is an almost all male uni house ? Eldest child also had girl shared houses and they were slums even from week one

Youngest son shares with 3 older lads and their house is immaculate

I also lived in an almost all male household - 5 - very very messy
OH, two sons and 2 black tom cats :rotfl:

Last year all I can describe it as was a tip. Except for DD's bedroom all the communal areas were messy and a very dirty kitchen everytime I went. Twice I cleaned it up for them but refused before they left. They only got half their deposit back so I am guessing he had to pay cleaners to sort some things like the holes from the dartboard in the living room. The landlord was pretty laid back though, I did meet him once. It wasn't the best of flats to start with.

This year the house is immaculate before they start so I hope it will put pressure on them to keep it like it. They have been provided with a brand new hoover, a steam mop, squeezy mop, dustpan and brush etc so I think they are expected to keep it in order.

They decided it was really nice and worth paying extra to rent so we will see, as I said earlier the landlord is going round to meet them all tomorrow evening, somehow I think the law is going to be laid. (is that the right saying? )

Mildred1970

mhoc wrote: »

How clean and tidy is an almost all male uni house ? Eldest child also had girl shared houses and they were slums even from week one

Youngest son shares with 3 older lads and their house is immaculate

I also lived in an almost all male household - 5 - very very messy
OH, two sons and 2 black tom cats :rotfl:

When bff's brother was at uni it was prudent to enter their house looking like this

aau1

Birds Eye Potato Waffles 18 pack @ Morrisons £0.99
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/birds-potato-waffles-18-pack-morrisons-1985887

Bought this in local Morrisons store today. Selling for £2.60 in Tesco.

I'm not sure if they mean a Morries that was local to them or an actual Morries Local

asset2004

pippo wrote: »

Congrats Legendmum..I know it was on here months ago but I found the Cussons 'Mum & Me' gift pack in our T's yesterday for the first time - cost £1 - voucher inside for £1 ..
I know it's not the biggest & best thing, but if you rinse & repeat you'll get all the muslins you need, plus some dinky bath stuff, for an initial investment of £1:rotfl:
Pip

I thought the vouchers expired at the end of July

Tinyshoes

aau1 wrote: »

Yup, you can't expect them all to squeeze into a small room together :eek:

_pale_ Please don't say anymore......:rotfl:

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Last year all I can describe it as was a tip. Except for DD's bedroom all the communal areas were messy and a very dirty kitchen everytime I went. Twice I cleaned it up for them but refused before they left. They only got half their deposit back so I am guessing he had to pay cleaners to sort some things like the holes from the dartboard in the living room. The landlord was pretty laid back though, I did meet him once. It wasn't the best of flats to start with.

This year the house is immaculate before they start so I hope it will put pressure on them to keep it like it. They have been provided with a brand new hoover, a steam mop, squeezy mop, dustpan and brush etc so I think they are expected to keep it in order.

They decided it was really nice and worth paying extra to rent so we will see, as I said earlier the landlord is going round to meet them all tomorrow evening, somehow I think the law is going to be laid. (is that the right saying? )

I shared with 2 blokes and another girl when I was at uni. One of the blokes was a total clean freak (I wasn't back then.....that came much later) so all the communal areas were fine courtesy of him The other bloke was ok but the other female was a total grot bag :eek: I'm still friends with her and she would agree :rotfl::rotfl: Her room was disgusting! I won't go into details :eek:
We still laugh about it now, she's still a bit airy fairy. She's the one who just recently had a baby. I went to visit her in her 'glass waterside apartment' before she had the baby. I reminded her that all that glass would be covered in grubby fingerprints in a years time :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

.........she's moved now :whistle: :rotfl: