Posted on 03/14/2009 6:14:26 PM PDT by vivalaoink
Sure.
If my daughter is a butch weight lifter and the place is occupied by a little 120 lb queer that’s almost never there.
Actually, if I was to rent out a room in my house, I think I would try for a young fat female with no nightlife, no kids, no pets, no boyfriend, and a love for housework and cooking. Basically...I’d try to get a live in maid that paid me. I wouldn’t charge her much for rent. And I’d let her be in charge of everything except my really personal stuff, like my clothes and the monthly bills. I wouldn’t even try to be her friend, much less flirt with her.
So maybe this ad is on the up and up. Hard to say.
He’s 24, has 4 cats, has a “cute” place... I wouldn’t let her live there... She would be in danger of him raiding her clothes closet for certain!
Huge red flag: a single male with 4 cats.
Well, if it’s a 16-year-old daughter, If you let her, I would say you’re crazy, but if it’s an 18-year-old daughter, I would only hope you’ve given her enough sense by now... LOL...
Exactly.
Now, the ad that says “52 year old male with ribbed abs (sort of) and a dog has extra space in his bed for a hot chick. My wife can sleep on the couch” should be safe. Be sure to send a photo.
Nobody would be stupid enough to vo.......oh.....wait a minute.........
That's called "a wife," in some cultures, lol.
I wouldn’t want my son to move in!!?!
This doesn’t really address your question, but having lived alone and then with roommates over the years, I have to say the roommate situation is almost impossible. If you move in with a friend, the little things drive you crazy and hurt or end the friendship; if you move in with strangers, it’s very difficult to find both a place AND people you like.
After going through roommates I knew and didn’t, I eventually got my own place and vowed never to put myself through roommate situations ever again. I ended up spending a ridiculous amount of my pay on apartments, but I never hesitated.
I’m obviously not talking about everyone—many roommates didn’t like that I didn’t associate with them much. But I couldn’t imagine living with someone other than a wife.
if your gut/conscience tell you “no” then probably not.
No, I respectfully dissagree. Since when do wives pay their husbands anything?
lol
Not a chance in the world that I would let my Daughter move in with him unless he was her brother and even then he would have to get rid of three of the cats.
A common parasite can increase a women's attractiveness to the opposite sex but also make men more stupid, an Australian researcher says. About 40 per cent of the world's population is infected with Toxoplasma gondii, including about eight million Australians. Human infection generally occurs when people eat raw or undercooked meat that has cysts containing the parasite, or accidentally ingest some of the parasite's eggs excreted by an infected cat. The parasite is known to be dangerous to pregnant women as it can cause disability or abortion of the unborn child, and can also kill people whose immune systems are weakened.
Was the four cats the tip off that he might be queer?
Are you joking?
I’m like you. I could, however, picture myself being the property owner and interviewing potential “roomates”. As long as I call all the shots, I might be able to do it.
I never tried though. Not worth the trouble, imo.
We are offering a free room for a woman who is willing to provide breast milk for consumption to the household. We are an otherwise vegan house but have recently read A.O. Wilson's study of the benefits of human breast milk to all human beings of any age. This is not sexual. Neither appearance nor sexual preference are of any concern to us.
We are willing to accept one child into the house as well. We do not want to take breast milk away from a nursing child however. We also don't need gallons of breast milk but whatever you can muster; it is a nutritional supplement for members of the house who want to partake.
The room is 10'x 15' in a sunny house in Berkeley. There are 7 other people in the house and we live largely communally - shared food and house supplies. You must still pay for food, only rent is free. Reply to this posting and we will set up a time. Contact Dana.
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