Big Badger House (aka Noisy Lodger) HE'S GONE!

essexgal

Badger_Lady wrote: »

OK, are you ready for this?

He's (apparently) stuck in hospital, where he's been all day, with his baby daughter. She's very ill, they don't know what's wrong with her, so they're waiting for test results.

He'll be in touch when he's finished there.

:mad: :mad: :mad:

and there was me thinking he was down the pub with his mates and couldn't be a**ed to come and pick his stuff up.:rolleyes:

So why can't his brother come and collect it then....

I'd reconsider letting him off paying the rest of what he owes you if he's going to start playing silly bu**ers - he's not stuck to what was agreed so he could dam* well pay what he owed.

I'm cross on your behalf now....:mad:

essexgal

littlemissmoney

Put it all in the front garden and text him to say that's where it is. Then close your door and forget all about him.

littlemissmoney

He shouldn't have his phone on in a hospital anyway, so how did he answer?

zebulon

tell him a friend of his is welcome to come and pick up stuff from the front garden, using the van he had arranged (:rolleyes: ) and bring everything to the house he's staying at ....

neverdespairgirl

Badger_Lady wrote: »

OK, are you ready for this?

He's (apparently) stuck in hospital, where he's been all day, with his baby daughter. She's very ill, they don't know what's wrong with her, so they're waiting for test results.

He'll be in touch when he's finished there.

:mad: :mad: :mad:

Text him back, and ask what ward she's in, as you'd like to drop off a card.....

PasturesNew

littlemissmoney wrote: »

He shouldn't have his phone on in a hospital anyway, so how did he answer?

That used to be the case, but in many cases these days it's changed and they're allowed.

And/or he might have popped outside to make/take calls.

However, I think he's down the pub.

poppysarah

Hmmm. am I too cynical to think that this is an excuse and there's nothing wrong at all?

He's not taken as much a you thought so I'm afraid I think he's taking the mick seriously.

I'd ring him and tell him you've got someone moving in so you're very sorry but he will have to get a friend to move stuff or pay for storage and arrange that or it all goes in the front garden.

You allow multiple guest stay overs? And this is the friend who's got a friend who'll rent this soon to be empty room? Hmm. You're far too nice for your own good.

littlemissmoney

neverdespairgirl wrote: »

Text him back, and ask what ward she's in, as you'd like to drop off a card.....

:T :T :rotfl: :T :T Do this, PLEEEEEASE!!! He has been a pain so you deserve a giggle at his expense

essexgal

littlemissmoney wrote: »

:T :T :rotfl: :T :T Do this, PLEEEEEASE!!! He has been a pain so you deserve a giggle at his expense

Even better, text back and say by a 'strange coincidence' you've had to go there too - so will pop along to see how he is.....:rotfl: :rotfl:

essexgal

Badger_Lady

essexgal wrote: »

Even better, text back and say by a 'strange coincidence' you've had to go there too - so will pop along to see how he is.....:rotfl: :rotfl:

Wouldn't be that strange - I work for the hospital radio!

Poppysarah wrote:

You allow multiple guest stay overs? And this is the friend who's got a friend who'll rent this soon to be empty room? Hmm. You're far too nice for your own good.

Not quite how it sounds - Lodger2's girlfriend is actually my friend (they've met through me). So she and the baby used to come for visits even before he moved in (she lives 100 miles away).

And the brother was over to look after the baby while the three of us went out .

Hang on a minute... someone's just gone upstairs and is pouring a bath, from the sounds of it... :eek: