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but she didn't.
...off the ground
...off the ground
How often do you clean your room?
LOL...you're totally right
Y-******-DI!!!!!! you didn't notice that shit on your floor for three weeks?! even if it is your roommates, you shouldn've noticed it. pig.
Don't get so excited... Maybe she was out of the flat for three weeks?
who da **** is excited? btw, the probability of the original roomie not being around for 3 weeks is slim to none. ****.
As Terry Pratchet said: “More than three exclamation marks are a sure sign of an insane mind.” Besides, you are obviously getting a bit too excited if you need to call me a **** just because I wrote a comment you didn't like. Also, it is highly probable that OP was, for example, on the holidays for three weeks.
#71 First of all, please read the "FMyLife's comments policy" as it says not to post "any shocking or hateful comments about other users(...)" Thank you.
eeeeeeeeeeew. encountered something similar at work the other day though...
Do you not know what mold look like? Unless your bedroom is a moist and dark environment, it will most likely not thrive/grow. Also, mold growth can lead to health issues. So I would like to know why you allowed it to be there for three weeks without checking it out.
Ahem.... Mould = shape Mold = fungus op clearly said mould...not mold. learn to read.
Min, umadbro?
I hadn't thought about it but 62 might be right also op lives in sweden not britainland
Judging by the comments, I'm inferring that you guys aren't aware that it's only spelled that way in the United States. Since the OP lives in Sweden, they would spell it "mould" not "mold", and no they don't mean a mould of something, but a fungus.
you're a dumbass. learn to English. -.-'
mold doesn't 'need' lack of light to grow, in fact it doesn't even 'need' a moist environment. I think you mean "fungus" not mold which are two different things.
Rub her nose in it.
BAD roommate, bad! You do that outside!
ok someone has to say it ... SPELL CHECK.. it's mold not mould... ( and eww you didn't notice a used condom on your floor for three weeks???)
agreed to both points.
there's a reason no one was saying it. they'd have looked stupid if they had.
ever heard pf British English?
Keywords
use her tooth brush to scrub it off
Put it under her pillow.