By uncleaning - 22/07/2009 23:03 - United States

Today, after I cleaned out the fridge of things that expired months ago, my roommate got angry and insisted upon pulling all the moldy dairy products out of the garbage and putting them back because "they weren't mine and I shouldn't throw out other people's food." FML
I agree, your life sucks 45 590
You deserved it 4 599

Same thing different taste

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niemann2006 0

either make sure he eats them or blend them all up into a smoothie and don't tell him what it is until he's done drinking it:)

maybe your roommate has had a bad experience with this? Nevertheless, sounds a bit crazy...

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AntiChrist7 0

Let him/her keep it and poison herself. That's one idiot less on this world.

Smallworld_fml 0

You deserve it. While most food needs to be thrown out some keeps past the date.

I agree with #8; consider the source. As a person who likes to live dangerously beyond the Best Before date (not as a preference) it can be wildly annoying when someone arbitrarily decides that something of yours isn't fit to remain in the house and throws it out. You totally deserve it for being a self-righteous freak and not having the courtesy to tell your room mate what you were about to do. One man's inedible chedder is another man's blue cheese. Stick to judging your own stuff OP.

He did say 'moldy' products... nobody likes to see and smell that shit in their shared fridge. Especially stuff like milk. Are you honestly telling me you eat food that's growing stuff?

reklamfox 0

I don't agree with #8 at all. I side with the submitter.. old moldy expired food needs to be thrown out. It's disgusting and very rude to leave your old food in the fridge, and if you won't throw it out then your room mates will do it for you. Expired moldy food stinks and it is unsanitary. Why would you buy food and let it go to waste anyway?

aoife303 0

Oh I've had this many times! Once somebody got mad and cried because I threw out their raw chicken that had furry green bits on it, when they were away for 3 nights and the fridge smelled worse than the bin did when we decided that we needed to wash the bin (opening it for a bit of milk was a teamwork event of closing some doors and opening some windows to try the best not to stink the whole house out). Another flatmate in a different flat got mad at me for throwing out her milk. It was more than a month past it's use by date, had seperated into solid white and clear liquid, and the square carton was completely round through swelling from all the gases being produced inside. Argh! But then on the other hand I lived with a flatmate who would throw unopened food out the day before it reached it's best before (not even use by) date, which drove me round the bend. It was always only her food, but still, so wasteful. In the end I got her to pass things by my if I was home, and most of the time I'd eat it that night (or the next!). Shared flats suck. I've been living in them for nearly 4 years now. I cannot wait to get my own place, but rental prices here are ridiculous (a skanky 1 bed flat is 150% per month of my monthly income... argh!).

Oh my god, the milk story is so foul I can't even bring myself to think about it. Ugh, ugh, ugh.

birds_fml 7

Well, on one hand, bad milk isn't really unhealthy... it's just cottage cheese or yogurt or whatever. Not that you SHOULDN'T throw it out, since it stinks. Like your roommate was really going to drink it/eat it!

Serith 0

That's not really true. There are lots of things that can grow in milk. Sure, there are the things that turn it into cottage cheese or yogurt, but these are a million times less likely to appear in the fridge than the things that turn it into noxious poison.

Eckh. I dont blame you at all for throwing it out. Like most people, I'd take one look at it and put it in the trash. Moldy food doesn't belong in the fridge, that's disgusting. I'd recommend a new roommate, one that doesn't leave disgusting rotting food in the refrigerator.

Pastor_Rich 0

my room mate refuses to let me throw out eggs that he's been keeping in the fridge for 5 months now.. i've actually written the date of purchase on them with a magic marker to see how long he'll keep em there..