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Topic	My roommate keeps eating my mac and cheese and it's reallyyyyy pissing me off
sull56ivan2010 03/02/22 5:37:31 PM #93:	TheOtherMike posted... This has nothing to do with what Lunchador said that I responded to. And that's my problem because? I don't know what answer you want. Ivany2008 posted... Speaking as someone who has gone through the roommate situation, it does. Having your food in a location that separate from the main living quarters means that there are less chances for someone to eat something that isn't theirs. Outside of your roommate, there are also his/her friends who might raid the fridge to eat something and they don't always ask who it belongs to. Plus its nice to have a cold drink near your bed during the nights. As long as your door is locked. --- Professional athletes lack intelligence to understand real world issues. <cite>sull56ivan2010 posted [p:963113467] in My roommat... [t:79924385]...</cite> <quote>TheOtherMike posted... </cite> <quote>This has nothing to do with what Lunchador said that I responded to.</quote>And that's my problem because? I don't know what answer you want. Ivany2008 posted... </cite> <quote>Speaking as someone who has gone through the roommate situation, it does. Having your food in a location that separate from the main living quarters means that there are less chances for someone to eat something that isn't theirs. Outside of your roommate, there are also his/her friends who might raid the fridge to eat something and they don't always ask who it belongs to. Plus its nice to have a cold drink near your bed during the nights.</quote>As long as your door is locked. --- Professional athletes lack intelligence to understand real world issues.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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