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Please tell us, which class taught you that "rellevant" is a word?
Ok, see, you misspelled 'relevant' as "rellevant" in your original comment... That's what 31 and I were getting at. >_>
Xeka - It isn't our fault that you misspelled something, failed to notice it, and then failed to notice it again after it was pointed out twice. Who's the dumbass here?
C'mon guys, feed the troll more, give him some more attention, it's clearly not exactly what he wants
Carry on then!
"Carry on my wayward son, For there'll be peace when you are done Lay your weary head to rest Don't you cry no more"
Ok why has nobody asked what the "post op" was for?!???!
24- You mean "rellevant". Clearly, you should attend and pay more attention in high school.
He's making a joke about #13's comment and subsequent tantrum upon being corrected.
...which had apparently been deleted. So, as you were.
Ugh, I've had that happen too, OP. we had to pry up the carpet and run industrial-strength fans for 4 days to get it all dried out, but thankfully there was no lasting water damage. Hopefully you're lucky on that front!
When it rains, it pours...or overflows, rather. I'm sorry OP! Hopefully this is all your terrible shit for the year and it'll be smooth sailing after this.
But normally if an apartment gets flooded because of a washer doesn't the landlord have to fix the issue? At least, at my apartment that would be the case..
So, how much longer will it be until you can resume abnormal activities like apartment drying? I'm assuming that coming home to an indoor pond is not an everyday occurrence for you. You should probably hire pros with high-powered Shop-Vacs to clean up for you. Yeah, it'll cost more and everyone will think you're lazy, but at least you have you health problem as an excuse.
That's unfortunate! I hope there isn't too much permanent damage.
I had that happen to me. I was living in a town home, and the washer and dryer was just off from the kitchen. I was living with two roommates, one who was my ex-boyfriend and his younger brother, and they both fancied themselves as the patriarchs above me, even though I work 40 hours a week and contributed at least $200 more to the bills than the younger brother did who was lucky to get anything more than 24 hours at minimum wage and did nothing all day but CoD and other video games... Long story short, they were home when it happened, so they knew about it, didn't do shit about it, and right after having coming late at night from a long day, my ex-boyfriend told ME to ******* clean it up. That and among many other reasons, is why I decided to give my piece of shit of an ex-boyfriend the middle finger and moved out.
more than half of what you said was not needed to relate to the post..
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Water way to dampen your spirits. This is definitely a plumber, OP.
OP I know you wanted an indoor pool, but clearly this is a better idea!