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Chris Hipp
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From: Mesquite, Tx (east of Dallas)
Registered: Jul 2003


 - posted 08-08-2006 12:43 AM      Profile for Chris Hipp   Email Chris Hipp   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Bobby, for the record she was not my girlfriend, we never made out or even hugged. Purely a financial situation. She needed a place to stay, I had just bought my house and was still scared about not being able to make the mortgage and pay all the bills alone. I've only worked about three weeks this year that were less than 80 hours so I havent had any problems with that. Anyway, I let her rent the room.

After a couple months she got mad about something that was not my fault. Even if it was, she was not willing to discuss anything like an adult. So there was no way to try to work the situation out because she would just throw a hissy fit and storm off. I've even told her that at anytime she decides to come to me and show me how it was my fault or how it could have even possibly been my fault that I would fix it. She still has not done this, because she knows I am right of course. Now, had I been getting something extra from her besides the rent, I would have given in.

On to your question. No, they had already split up before she moved into the house. I think she is a whore cuntrag because she has no sense of loyalty to her friends and no appreciation for what other people do for her. I have no respect for people who will throw their "friends" away faster than a bloody tampon.

I will quote chris rock for a second, "A man can never win an argument against a woman. You see, Men have this need to make sense."

I usually make good after a few months or a year, ya know with girls I dated and whatnot, doesnt always work because they get new loser boyfriends that are too insecure about them talking to me because they will realize what a loser their new boyfriend is. So, generally I like to make good after a falling out, but in this case I would rather see her strewn across the highway like a dead dog.

It is late, I am babeling. Time to go home.

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Bobby Henderson
"Ask me about Trajan."

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From: Lawton, OK, USA
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 - posted 08-08-2006 07:46 PM      Profile for Bobby Henderson   Email Bobby Henderson   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Damn! It's sounds like you had to live through some of what lots of married guys have to endure.
[Razz]

I doubt if I could have a platonic female roomate. Men have a pretty simple code when it comes to roommate conduct: Help maintain the food and beer supply, help to keep the bathroom clean (along with not turning the rest of the house into a toilet), have a system to accomodate roommates when they need some "alone time" with a lady. It's rare for women to tolerate other women as roommates.

The only way I'm having a woman as a "roommate" is if she's my wife, or at least a very serious girlfriend.

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Jason Black
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From: Myrtle Beach, SC, USA
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 - posted 08-08-2006 08:11 PM      Profile for Jason Black   Author's Homepage   Email Jason Black   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Two of the best roomates I ever had were girls...

The best part was the sex with one.. before moving in, anyway. After moving in, the sex stopped...

I miss those days sometimes... LOL...

Then again,
one of the worst room mates I ever had was a girl, also. Actually, it was my best friends g/f. She was a total slob. I'm not sure she would wipe her ass if she didn't HAVE to. I could always tell when she was around.. dishes would be all over.. and the friggin A/C would be on 60... while her ass was either in the bed.. or worse yet, not even there!

I would pull the disconnect and hide it when I left.. until she got the hint... Then the a/c stayed at 72 or wherever it was set. Never could get her to pick up her glasses/cereal bowls tho..

My buddy wound up marrying.... then divorcing her...

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Chris Hipp
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From: Mesquite, Tx (east of Dallas)
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 - posted 08-08-2006 09:16 PM      Profile for Chris Hipp   Email Chris Hipp   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
you're right Bobby, it was just like being married without any benefits of it. Constant nagging about stupid stuff that didnt even matter. She only used the stove once or twice the whole time she lived there but if she saw one splatter on it she would throw a fit. Of course if you turned around she had her coffee pot with two week old coffee in it that looked like a science experiment. I knew her for about six months before she moved in an she was always cool and then all of the sudden once she moved in it was a complete 180 on her personality. Which I suppose is what happens to alot of people when they get married. Women have to earn their right to nag through many blowjobs.

I won't have another roomate unless I absolutely cannot pay the bills, and it would definitely be a guy I can take if I had to. I would rather work three jobs than have to go through that again. It is a huge inconvenience anyway. Sometimes i like to watch movies or work on the hosue in the middle of the night and you can't do that when you have to worry about waking up someone on a 9-5 schedule.

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