Little does she know, the girl at J.H. Berry is about to have CrazyBitch unleased on her.
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Oh my gosh. i want to go all shiny-happy on you and say something really trite about how you must be prepared after dealing with my caving ceiling this summer. but it sucks. unleash, unleash!!!! challenge the JHB girl to a danceoff. you'd surely win. feel free to crash in my guest room if it remains unfixed.
oh, she has been unleashed. and not in the yelling sort of way. more in the "this is what i want if you don't do it you will be sorry" sort of way. don't mess with girls who are used to getting their way because they have been unabashedly spoiled by their fathers. you will lose.
elisa - i live on 22nd in the sycamore apartments. if your ceiling ever falls in, god forbid, good luck getting someone to repair it within eight months. apparently, they have one maintenance man, and he half-asses everything.
Amanda, those conditions are horrible. You'd probably be able to break your lease without an repercussions; you may have to go to small claims to get your deposit back though.
Alabama law says that landlords must ensure livable conditions for their tenants; trust me, having mold in your house is not only unlivable, it is very dangerous.
I'm not trying to be a fear monger here, but I'd probably get out of there quick.
6 comments:
Oh my gosh. i want to go all shiny-happy on you and say something really trite about how you must be prepared after dealing with my caving ceiling this summer. but it sucks. unleash, unleash!!!! challenge the JHB girl to a danceoff. you'd surely win. feel free to crash in my guest room if it remains unfixed.
oh, she has been unleashed. and not in the yelling sort of way. more in the "this is what i want if you don't do it you will be sorry" sort of way. don't mess with girls who are used to getting their way because they have been unabashedly spoiled by their fathers. you will lose.
elisa - i live on 22nd in the sycamore apartments. if your ceiling ever falls in, god forbid, good luck getting someone to repair it within eight months. apparently, they have one maintenance man, and he half-asses everything.
ps - did i just tell the world wide web where i live?
yikes. i am very glad i am not the j.h. berry girl.
Amanda, those conditions are horrible. You'd probably be able to break your lease without an repercussions; you may have to go to small claims to get your deposit back though.
Alabama law says that landlords must ensure livable conditions for their tenants; trust me, having mold in your house is not only unlivable, it is very dangerous.
I'm not trying to be a fear monger here, but I'd probably get out of there quick.
I second everything Gene said. That's very very bad for you.
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