LJ, a student at Mississippi State University, was up late one night writing a paper when her roommate asked her to stop — the noise of her typing was keeping her up. “I had a paper to write and i didn’t think I was making enough noise to warrant moving my workstation outside, so, I stayed put,” LJ says. “After she threw a huffing, puffing, tantrum and left to sleep in the lobby, I finished my paper and went to bed.”
The next morning, she awoke to a bathroom filled with notes like this one:
LJ decided to respond by giving her roomie a little taste of her own medicine. (Whether the irony was intentional or not, I’m not quite sure.)
Ah, the joys of dormitory living!
related: oh, the irony
237 responses so far ↓
#1
Brad
FIRST! Great rebuttal. The irony is killing me.
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:13 am rating: 11
#2
biscuit
Hey, at least she didn’t crap in your shower.
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:17 am rating: 11
#3
j
I’m with the roommate – asking directly didn’t help.
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:20 am rating: 65
#4
amanda
Roommate notes are major failures of communication!!! A girl I used to rent a room from would leave novels about chores on the counter before she left for work. Surprisingly, people can write epic notes about sweeping the kitchen.
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:25 am rating: 1
#5
se
She should have typed a response note.
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:32 am rating: 32
#6
Flaboy2425
Write your paper when it is assigned and you won’t have to burn the midnight oil. Your uneven clacking on that ancient typewriter drives everyone nuts.
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:34 am rating: 43
#7
Michael
One word: earplugs.
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:38 am rating: 19
#8
CremeBrulee
I’m with the roommate. If there is a lobby to go to, shouldn’t the one making the late-night noise be the one to go there? Submitter thinks a little too highly of herself.
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:38 am rating: 100
#9
se
I used to get those same “no respect” post it notes in the morning from women.
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:38 am rating: 19
#10
Joe
I hate it when people post their own PANs on here. Like we’re supposed to be all, “Wow! You’re so clever! Here, have a cookie!”
Granted, this one was a response note, but still….
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:39 am rating: 32
#11
Jordan Z
Team roommate. Nothing more annoying than the clickety-clack of keys while trying to sleep. Plus she asked directly first.
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:41 am rating: 49
#12
What?
Reasons Liza is a stupid asshole:
1. Roommate points out that you are too noisy for her to sleep. You disagree and continue making noise through the night.
2. Submitting YOUR OWN notes to PAN is a loser move.
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:41 am rating: 88
#13
Sarah TX
You know what? I think both are in the wrong. This is a major breakdown in Roommate Communication. Pretty soon one’s gonna catch the other having sex on her bed, or puking in her shoes, or whatever. My advice is to move out now before it gets too rough.
Seriously, her typing was too loud? It’s college, not a spa! Get some earphones!
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:46 am rating: 11
#14
Scott
Anyone wanna bet the second note was taken down before the roommate saw it?
The most useful thing I bought in college was a big bag of ear plugs(and butt plugs).
Jan 7, 2009 at 11:07 am rating: 16
#15
andipandi
Agreed the submitter is a jerk, but the roommate should get some headphones. Typing is not the worst sound to have to ignore from a roommate.
Jan 7, 2009 at 11:10 am rating: 2
#16
GhostWriter
I am Charlotte Simmons.
Jan 7, 2009 at 11:10 am rating: 2
#17
Veronica
And that would be why I live with people I 1) know very well and 2) we have separate bedrooms so it’s no big deal if I type “oh so loud”
Jan 7, 2009 at 11:26 am rating: 1
#18
Jennifer
I’m with the roommate. Even if someone isn’t typing *loudly*, it would still be irritating if you’re trying to sleep. A little common courtesy would have been nice. And Liza apparently shouldn’t have waited until the last minute to write her paper.
Jan 7, 2009 at 11:31 am rating: 29
#19
Gabby
It is college. Late night paper writing is more of a norm than an anomaly. If you are living in the dorms, you should expect that. As others have said, if that is the worst from your roommate, you are fortunate.
Jan 7, 2009 at 11:37 am rating: 15
#20
Lovey
hmm…Roommate needs an iPod. Liza needs a boyfriend, so she can go type in his off-campus apartment and bitch about aforementioned roommate.
Jan 7, 2009 at 11:38 am rating: 5
#21
Chinchillazilla
My roommate did that to me; bitching about my typing papers. But it wasn’t especially late-night: I wasn’t “allowed” to type after ten PM, which is also when she decreed that I wasn’t allowed to have the light or TV on.
But she was a controlling bitch who made it very clear that she resented everything about sharing a room with another person, so I didn’t really give a shit what she wanted.
Jan 7, 2009 at 11:43 am rating: 5
#22
Andy
When one shares a room with another, there are certain allowances one needs to make. In my opinion, keyboard noises while trying to sleep is definitely one of them. I shared a room with two other guys in college and learned very quickly that ear plugs were an invaluable investment.
What would the roommate do if Liza had sleep apnea and snored like a water buffalo? Tell Liza to move her bed permanently into the hallway?
I’m team fuck-em-both in this scenario.
1) Liza shouldn’t determine for her roommate what is an acceptable noise level. Bottom line is she is keeping her roommate up. Courtesy goes a long way.
2) The roommate needs to understand that other people will make noise and buy some damn earplugs, especially if keyboard noise exceeds her personal tolerable noise level.
3) I’m sure it was much more inconvenient for the roommate to sleep in the lounge (which was clearly quieter than the room and hence an acceptable work environment) than Liza to simply move her laptop. Again, have a little courtesy, Liza.
4) PANs solve nothing ever accept for satisfy our daily quotient for PA hilarity.
Conclusion:
Liza is a bitch.
Roommate is a self-righteous bitch.
Jan 7, 2009 at 11:45 am rating: 36
#23
Alex
Keyboard noises are very annoying when you’re trying to sleep, roommate is right..have some respect!
Jan 7, 2009 at 12:04 pm rating: 12
#24
Fresca
Living in dorms forces students to have to deal with a lot of bullshit that discourages them from acting like adults– such as having to share a bedroom, which is also your entire living space, with somebody else (often somebody you didn’t even pick). Nobody should have to sleep in a lobby if they want to avoid the sound of typing all night. I took a drafting course in college and would often put assignments off until the last minute, but I took my drafting table and other crap and went to a study room in the dorm, where I could play music and draft all night if I needed to and my crazy unselected bitch of a roommate had no room to complain.
Team roommate. If there was a lobby to go to, Liza should’ve been the one to go to it.
Jan 7, 2009 at 12:06 pm rating: 29
#25
claw71
Sorry Liza, but after careful consideration I have decided to nominate you as the leading asshole in this saga.
The sound of chattering keys in the still of the night are among some of the most irritating noises you’ll encounter. Sure, it seems harmless but for some reason that infernal tapping tends to travel throughout a living space when all else is otherwise quiet.
The problem is rhythm, you see. If the person doing the typing could maintain a steady tempo the sound wouldn’t interrupt REM sleep, in fact steady typing is a bit like white noise.
Unfortunately people tend to type in spurts. It’s not the sound of the typing that causes a problem but rather the starting, stopping and inconsistencies in speed that rouse roommates from their sleep.
Your roommate even showed you enough respect to confront you with the problem and gave you a chance to make things right. Instead you dismissed her complaint and selfishly went on about your business. That’s just rude. You forced her to be P/A by ignoring her. That alone is enough to qualify you as the asshole, but you went a step further and when you were confronted with a note you retaliated like a petulant child by posting your own little note, which proved to be a very lame stab at irony. Then you did the most passive-aggressive thing of all and submitted the entire story to PAN.
I’m impressed with your work. I consider myself to be quite the asshole so I know one when I see one. I’ve not encountered many as accomplished as you. Liza, my dear, you are a royal asshole with cunt topping and bitch sprinkles.
Jan 7, 2009 at 12:26 pm rating: 86
#26
Green Eilleen
Bitch sprinkles —- that’s what I spread when I have PMS, like now. Love it that I finally have a word for it! Thanks!
GE
Jan 7, 2009 at 12:38 pm rating: 0
#27
JamieSays
Ugh, college drama. I’ve had my fair share in the first semester alone.
This is why you try to discuss things with your roommate before they come up. Cover your bases- “Hey, do you mind if I have the light on when you go to sleep?” “Well, not the overhead, but your desk lamp is fine”
That kind of thing. But even IF you didn’t discuss it and your roommate asked you to stop, you should have. It’s half her room too, and I’m assuming you have a laptop so it’s not like you would have had to take a tower and monitor and relocate it, for God’s sake. Also, just because you think that “you’re not making enough noise to warrant moving your workstation outside” doesn’t mean you weren’t.
Jan 7, 2009 at 1:00 pm rating: 6
#28
Sara
For fucks sake, just take 4 benadryl and double shot of whiskey like I do before bed every night. I can sleep through anything…
Jan 7, 2009 at 1:13 pm rating: 6
#29
Rebecca
The note is lame, but I’m more concerned over how is she supposed to be so sure that she’s not making too much noise. Night is generally for sleeping, especially if it’s shared quarters. Newsflash you don’t get to determine what bothers other people.
I’d like to see if the submitter has the balls to get on here and defend themselves. Cause really they look like the bigger dick.
Jan 7, 2009 at 1:28 pm rating: 8
#30
Liz
Team roommate. If someone’s specifically asked you to stop doing something because it’s disturbing them, you don’t get to decide that they’re wrong–you stop doing it. I’m so glad I don’t have to live with this paper writer.
Jan 7, 2009 at 1:32 pm rating: 5
#31
mamason
This would have all played out very differently if liza were my roommate. It would’ve looked a little like this:
liza, a student at mississippi state university, was up late one night writing a paper when her roommate asked her to stop — the noise of her typing was keeping her up. “i had a paper to write and i didn’t think i was making enough noise to warrant moving my workstation outside, so, i stayed put,” liza says. “after she threw a hard right to my face and then a left to the throat, i decided that perhaps my best course of action was to gather my things and go out to the lobby.”
the next morning, she awoke to a bathroom filled with teeth and blood and a note telling liza to clean up the mess left by her thorough thrashing of the previous evening or she could expect more of the same.
Jan 7, 2009 at 1:57 pm rating: 27
#32
Nora
When I went to college, people thought I was weird because I wanted a single room sans roommates.
And why is everyone assuming Liza has a laptop? Maybe she has a desktop.
Jan 7, 2009 at 1:57 pm rating: 3
#33
OrangeXenon54
Wow, Liza is such a fucking bitch.
As an RA in a dorm, I was taught how to deal with roommate conflicts. The main thing that governs who is “in the right” is the rights each roommate has living in the dorms. The #1 right someone has in their dorm room (and I imagine this is universal) is a right to sleep undisturbed. That is why there are things like quiet hours and whatnot. Sleep isn’t something you can just turn on and off whenever. It can be difficult for people, no matter what they do. I can’t just decide that typing isn’t fucking annoying anymore. We all know we act differently when half asleep then fully awake. We are more sensitive.
Another important thing I stress with my residents is roommate communication. Liza’s roommate communicated directly the first time, and obviously Liza didn’t respect her enough to comply and decided to violate her roommate’s right.
Lastly, college isn’t something where everything is permissible and you just have to put up with it because it’s college. Everyone has rights and their are rules, just like the real world. Liza needs to fucking grow up.
Jan 7, 2009 at 1:58 pm rating: 44
#34
bobby
I don’t think we’re getting the whole story here. Was it clearly communicated to her roommate that she absolutely needed to finish this paper? Sub question– does she have a laptop? If so– probably should take it outside. Kind of the whole point of a laptop.
Jan 7, 2009 at 2:17 pm rating: 1
#35
Agent Inspired
I’m with the majority of comments here– team let your fucking roommate sleep already.
Jan 7, 2009 at 2:22 pm rating: 3
#36
mamason
Warning: Since you proved last night that you don’t respect me, I’m going to fuck your boyfriend.
Jan 7, 2009 at 2:41 pm rating: 12
#37
T.U.M.
Not much to add here except a response to “buy earplugs” and “buy headphones.”
I once shared a room with a heavy typer, and no headphones (even special noise-cancelling ones) or earplugs (even the silicone-putty ones) completely drowned out the noise. With the former, to mask the typing at all the music had to be so loud it was more sleep-preventing than the typing.
Jan 7, 2009 at 2:41 pm rating: 2
#38
Mishee
First of all, who in this day and age names their daughter Liza (unless of course, she has TWO daddies)… and secondly, can someone here teach Liza the fine art of STEPPING ASIDE and angling the camera when taking a picture in the mirror so there is no flash or picture of yourself in the background?
I mean, really people! It’s just that simple!
Jan 7, 2009 at 2:46 pm rating: 10
#39
Olivia
Am I the only one who has clear memories of nursing copious amounts of coffee and vodka and clacking away at my laptop until 5:40 am to get my paper for an 8:30 class done and not hearing hell from my roommates about it since they would do the same thing the next night?
Team Welcome to College.
Jan 7, 2009 at 3:03 pm rating: 14
#40
TheOldSchool
I’ve been away for a bit, lost in a blissful bit of reverie, contemplating just how hot the girl on girl make-up sex is going to be.
I can easily imagine an enchanted dorm room, two svelte coeds, with flawless complexions and explainably decent g.p.a.s, are writhing naked in the candlelight on a fake Ikea futon.
The scent of the Ballybunion seaweed and Dead Sea Mud they’d experimented with earlier in the “Body Sciences Lab” still lingered ever so faintly upon their tanned but adequately hydrated skin.
Tentative at first, the two discovered how easily both tensions and inhibitions can be made irrelevant by Green Tea infused with generous portions of Bailey’s Irish Creme.
Positively curative, that stuff.
Emboldened, their tongues intertwined and tangoed together like Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, had they been addicted to crystal meth.
Hands. Limbs. Stomachs. Backs. All the things they’d been studying. But this was more educational than school.
Their tender moans and muffled cries of pleasure building with intermittent fervor to a crescendo of unabashedly thunderous expressions of frenzied womanly exultation,
They fall into a deep glazed-faced slumber, their bodies seemingly fused together for blissful eternity.
In the morning, they awake to find their door has been covered with passive aggressive post-it notes from every other woman in the dorm, complaining of the tumultuous cacophony they’d made the night before.
Thus, spring is eternal, and the cycle is reiterated and maybe even refined, before folding into itself, only to be reborn again endlessly, forever and ever in the days and nights of their lives in the undergraduate dorm rooms of MSU’s College of Spa Management.
Jan 7, 2009 at 3:24 pm rating: 6
#41
HairySwede
R-E-S-P-E-C-T Find out what it means to me… clearly not enough to stop typing.
Jan 7, 2009 at 3:37 pm rating: 0
#42
Jennie
…because leaving another post-it note and then sending it to this site is anything but cowardly. Sure.
Jan 7, 2009 at 4:08 pm rating: 4
#43
Mishee
Roommate:
Of course I don’t respect you! I see the kinds of guys you spend time with, and remember, we share a bedroom!
And the sound of a bed squeaking is WAYYYY more annoying than the clickety-clack of a keyboard.
So quit being a slut and maybe I will listen to your requests in the future.
Smootches,
Liza
Jan 7, 2009 at 4:21 pm rating: 4
#44
Goldie
Look, we’ve all established that Liza blows. This however doesn’t explain why the roommate wallpapered the bathroom with emo notes.
TeamI say these two deserve each other.Jan 7, 2009 at 4:25 pm rating: 3
#45
The Commish
I like how the note opens with “Warning:”, as if the Wrath of the Sleepy Roommate will cause her lung or heart disease, skin lesions, or other unfortunate medical diagnoses.
However, I do agree with the sleepy roommate. It’s very douchey to ignore her initial request, then complain about the PAN left behind, and THEN send it to this site to further humiliate Sleepy Roommate. However, it looks like Liza’s plan may have backfired since the only person who may be humiliated in this scenario is Liza herself.
Millennials are such drama queens. If they’re not bitching about something superficial, they’re probably not talking.
Jan 7, 2009 at 4:45 pm rating: 5
#46
Kelli
I wish I had taken photos of the exchange that occurred between myself and my roommate. She (or her boyfriend) kept using my towels and not washing them, leaving me dripping wet after a shower on more than one occasion. In an effort to avoid a confrontation, I wrote my name on a piece of paper and put it on the shelf with my towels and did the same for hers.
She responded by writing “get a life” on hers. I replied, “Then stop stealing my towels you F—ing B—-.”
Soon after that we had a heated argument where I tried to step on her dog and she spit on me.
I moved out.
Jan 7, 2009 at 4:58 pm rating: 3
#47
aaa
Liza reminds me of my cunt ex-roommates who continued to disrupt my sleep by refusing to alter their schedule of sleeping all day and working and socializing all night every day of the week. But instead of writing PA note after direct confrontation failed, I spiked all their food and contact solutions with E. coli from the biology department until they got eye infections and couldn’t stop shitting and puking. They shit and puked so fucking hard during the day that they didn’t have any choice but to sleep at night.
Jan 7, 2009 at 7:04 pm rating: 6
#48
aaa
Here’s a tip, Liza. If your roomie tells you you’re keeping her up at night (y’know, when people sleep cuz, y’know, most shit people have to do is during the day), it warrants moving your workstation outside. You were just begging for a PA note (or five) by being a self-centered dick.
Dick.
Jan 7, 2009 at 7:10 pm rating: 4
#49
T.U.M.
Been there, too, Kelli! My first defense was to always check for clean towels before I got in the shower so I’d never be left in the lurch. THen, I started keeping my towels in my dresser instead of the linen closet.
Jan 7, 2009 at 8:02 pm rating: 0
#50
kittenfc
This must be a requirement to go to MSU, my roommate there kept me up all the time playing Guild Wars and stuff.
Jan 7, 2009 at 8:20 pm rating: 0
#51
Canthz_B
Why is Liza typing a paper at all?
Why not just do cut and paste plagiarism like all of the kids do today?
Jan 7, 2009 at 8:37 pm rating: 0
#52
Canthz_B
I wish the girls I dated while in college had written me fucking post-it notes.
I had to learn sexual technique via on-the-job training!
Jan 7, 2009 at 9:32 pm rating: 2
#53
Bean
wow, who woulda thought that, when they went to college, they might get stuck with a roommate that had papers to write?
what are the odds?
they’re both fuckin retarded.
Jan 7, 2009 at 10:07 pm rating: 4
#54
Ivy
100% team roommate. Sleeping and studying are two of the most important priorities that students should have a right to in their dorms, but I think sleeping goes first because there are other places where you can study.
Jan 8, 2009 at 12:02 am rating: 2
#55
kaitlyn
I’m on the room mate’s side here. Seriously, typing a paper late at night is ridiculous. Go outside, for God’s sake. So glad I stayed home for college, honestly.
Jan 8, 2009 at 1:10 am rating: 1
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#57
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Jan 8, 2009 at 2:25 am rating: 0
#58
It's a cult
Yeah, I had a housemate exactly like that. She used to lock herself in her room as soon as she got home (literally lock) so we couldn’t talk to her. She ignored us if we tried anyway. She lived on notes. So that was the only way to tell her anything. The note writing was actually the least problematic thing about her personality, though
Jan 8, 2009 at 3:31 am rating: 0
#59
Kou
And whenever anyone asks me again why I don’t just move into the dorms, I’m going to tell them it’s so I can write a paper whenever the fuck I want without people getting all up on my hash browns. I mean really, how many papers did any of you write entirely during the day in college? Particularly people in the sciences like me, who get to do big lab reports that can only be done in one night. Or, my favorite, getting a programming assignment that just will. Not. Work. For many hours worth of tweaking and retesting.
Also, I can work without having to listen to the person in the next room fighting with her boyfriend all night as my friend in the dorms now has the pleasure of experiencing at least four or five times a week. Better yet, I can sleep without my self-righteous roommate deciding she’s being quiet enough for me.
Jan 8, 2009 at 4:49 am rating: 1
#60
k
seriously, did you have my roommate? she did the exact same thing in college. grabbed her pillow, blankets, whatnot, made a big show of how she was going to go sleep in the common room. and i did have a desktop, thank you very much.
Jan 8, 2009 at 10:48 am rating: 0
#61
Liza
she didn’t politely ask me to stop–she threw her cell phone at my head. i stayed put, not as a bitch move, but in a display of resistance to her bullying.
that is all. discuss.
Jan 8, 2009 at 10:50 am rating: 2
#62
Liza
I am totally LOLing at these comments. there was so much to that roommate experience that wasn’t mentioned. like how she stole my toilet paper, or how she’d stay up watching Grey’s Anatomy on full blast when I had the flu, saying she could because she “paid for her half of the room.”
and my post-it response was intended to be ironic and meta.
Jan 8, 2009 at 11:07 am rating: 0
#63
Ti O
You are one of those shiftless Mennonites aren’t you?
Jan 8, 2009 at 11:08 am rating: 0
#64
Meg
Meh. In the end I can’t fault Liza for actually doing schoolwork. The one semester I lived on campus I shared a dorm with a pair of Undeclareds who hardly did anything except plan their next meals. Sorry, but if I had to work into the night I did it, I wasn’t going to sacrifice my work quality because my roomates had the luxury of going to bed at 11 at night and waking up at 10 in the morning.
College isn’t summer camp kids, as much as my school seems it.
Jan 8, 2009 at 4:07 pm rating: 0
#65
josh42042
you totally deserved that note, and whatever else she does to you. find a lobby or library or sofa somewhere
Jan 8, 2009 at 10:23 pm rating: 3
#66
matildainmymind
College dormitories should be equipped with lead hiding boxes for when these skirmishes occur.
- Lead’s quite dense. Can be used to avoid the sound of keyboard clacking. Or Grey’s Anatomy, an equally grating sound.
- Real strong. Box will also serve as a fortress against flung cell phones and a cubby for hiding toilet paper.
- No openings. So roommates and other humans don’t have to be seen or encountered, ever. No, you don’t need air. Just crawl inside and all will be right. Shh, all will be right.
Jan 8, 2009 at 10:26 pm rating: 2
#67
Susan
Team not Liza. Liza could type that paper any number of places (and should have gotten an earlier start on it anyway, btw). The roommate has only one place to sleep. Many people would have difficulty falling asleep with the light on and the irregular tippity-tapping of a keyboard. Any normal considerate person would have moved to the lobby or computer lab as soon as the roommate decided to go to bed — I wouldn’t have waited to be asked.
Perhaps the roommate sucks too, but no question whatsoever that Liza is a nasty, inconsiderate , selfish, immature bitch. If she was my roommate, I’d throw something heavier than a cellphone at her.
Jan 9, 2009 at 12:59 pm rating: 1
#68
Zibba
Warning: Respect is earned and you’ve got some work to do. Get to typin’…biatch.
Jan 9, 2009 at 1:02 pm rating: 0
#69
Riv
I think you should kiss and make up or should i say make out, your young and in collage experiment with your bodys
Jan 10, 2009 at 1:04 am rating: 0
#70
Kratz
Roomie could invest in earplugs. And if there’s a lobby….that might be a good place to write a paper. Or the library. Or anywhere else other than where your roommate is sleeping.
Jan 10, 2009 at 8:22 am rating: 0
#71
anglophile
I think the roommate should buy some earplugs. And Liza should have gone out into the lobby to write her paper.
Jan 10, 2009 at 10:34 am rating: 2
#72
Tiny Buddha
What is she being warned about? Saying Warning clearly eludes to some terrible result. Is Liza going to have to sleep with one eye open for fear of being brained with a late 90′s model laptop? Is the estranged roommate going to set the room on fire after Liza has gone to sleep? Maybe teh estranged has watched CSI and will fillthe room with some sort of hazardous gas and then try to elude the authorities only to be fingered as the murderer by the stomach contents of a moth larvae found at the scene? Be careful Liza. The clickety click of keyboard keys has been known to drive many a solidly sound minded peopl into the abysmal of insanity.
Jan 10, 2009 at 3:00 pm rating: 3
#73
Mera
My room sucks, because it’s three people basically thrown into a one room apartment. I took such a huge level of classes that I was FREQUENTLY up all night working on homework. Difference, i guess, is I’m an art student, so I’d have 20 hour projects per class, per week, very often, and I guess that art desn’t make obnoxious sounds?
Whatever the case, my roommate’s bed was right next to my desk, and I felt bad because I had music playing in my headphones (low, but I know you can still hear those at times), and I was up with a light, doing my work. Unlike with typing, with art you can’t just turn off the stupid light.
… see, my roommates and I got along just fine. This is how it goes:
me: Megan, I feel sooo bad because I keep having to stay up so much… please tell me if it’s annoying at all. I mean, I have to do my work, but I can try and work with you if you need it.
Megan: Don’t worry about it.
somehow, that delt with it. Difference is that with my old roommate, SHE would be up ALL night and have her headphones blasting and I would kindly ask her if she could maybe turn down her headphonse or… you know… move to the giant common room I had WITHIN our room. We had a huge apartment then.(My current building… NO common room. No extra space) and she wouldn’t even do that. I bought ear plugs and hated my life.
I think this semester I’ve been kept up like… twice from my roomies, but they’re nice enough about it that I don’t care (and then if I need to do it, they’re cool back to me)
Something tells me that these roommates have a shittacular relationship. Even with my annoying roommate, I at least did things like… tell her what I thought rather than complaining via note form.
Jan 10, 2009 at 3:27 pm rating: 1
#74
pantrypuff
Sorry, Liza is an ass. I had a roommate who used to entertain while I was trying to sleep. Another one used to wake up at 5 a.m. to do her makeup and spend 45 minutes mixing up her contact solution for the day. WTF??
Jan 10, 2009 at 9:01 pm rating: 0
#75
m
Liza is a total bitch! She has a workstation right outside and won’t use it? wtf. I feel sorry for her roommate.
Jan 11, 2009 at 3:31 am rating: 1
#76
Elle
Liz, are you using one of those noisy ancient black typewriters, or what? If so, your roommate should have hit you over the head with it, which would have done both of you and the world a favor. You’d be dead and wouldn’t have to write a paper, she’d get a good night’s sleep in jail, and two brands of twit would be removed from the gene pool! Then, maybe you are just a garden-variety “the world revolves around what I want and if anyone doesn’t like it they have a problem” type, and your roomie resorted to passive-aggressive because this was the millionth time she had tried to deal with you nicely and got no response?!
Jan 13, 2009 at 3:44 pm rating: 0
#77
tom
The roommate asked her to stop typing (typing!) in their little concrete cell and she ignores her. I’d say that I’m on the roommate’s side. You dumbass! If you can’t respect other people get an apartment off campus. Until then, use the common areas for typing at night. Jerk!
Jan 17, 2009 at 10:09 pm rating: 0
#78
Just a girl
You shouldn’t let a little, inconcieved, lesbo affair spoil a perfectly good friendship. cos that’s wot it sounds like….
Jan 19, 2009 at 6:24 pm rating: 0
#79
Anna
My roommate was pissed at me for the exact same reason, she was more to the point though, she put a post-it note on my pillow that simply said “WHORE!”
Jan 25, 2009 at 1:44 pm rating: 0
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