Awkward
By Anonymous - 15/11/2009 08:42 - Australia
By Anonymous - 15/11/2009 08:42 - Australia
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By jennybrev - 13/07/2009 21:27 - United States
By GodDaughter - 20/09/2009 00:08 - United States
By Anonymous - 28/09/2010 14:03 - Canada
I like how He only cared about his shirt why not is pants or shoes. Were they less important. I just think it's fake.
I wouldn't exactly strip down in a friends house just to fix plumbing =S
Agreed. Also, where was the boyfriend during all of this? Was he not warned about the incident as well? Furthermore, why is it 'unexpected' of him to come home? Are you testing this excuse to see if it’s believable?
Was it seeing your colleague with no shirt that made your so-called "water tank" burst? Were you both soaking wet emerging from the bedroom?
kinky ;)
that's pretty darn sexy ;)
Yeah seriously.. who keeps their water tank on their roof? AND climb on the roof through the bedroom window? Seriously, use a friggin' ladder.. or hey, put the tank in the basement LIKE ANY NORMAL PERSON WOULD DO!
Yeah...why was he going to your roof? My water tank is in my basement. And why were you guys in the bedroom?
Well, where I live, we don't have basements. So it's either on the roof or at the side of your house (where mine is), or I don't know where else you could put it here. Anyway, maybe that's the case.
Their water tank would've been next to the house he just went through the roof to get to it.
The poster lives in Australia. Her house isn't built the same as your house. Houses in Australia tend to be a single storey with no basement (what Americans might call a bungalow). My dad lives in Australia and he has a solar-powered hot water heater on his roof. And because the roof isn't so high, it's fairly safe to crawl onto the roof without a ladder.
I've never heard any American call anything a bungalow.
It's called a bungalow in England
In England most of our water tanks are in our attics because most of us don't have basements.
if you have a tank in your basement you need to have a pump perpetually working to service your water needs, if it's on the roof, gravity gives you the pressure you need. and you can save on electricity.
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lucy you got some splainin to do!
Wow, I bet that was awkward. FYL though.