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Threaten the landlord you pussy. I thought you Spartan dudes were badass? Tell them you're gone...you're tired of the noise and crime and if they don't give you your deposit back and free you from the lease you'll beat the fuck out of them.
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SPARTANS!Originally posted by Freak Out
TONIGHT WE DINE IN OUR ROOM WITH THE SHADES DRAWN AND THE DOORS LOCKED!!!!Originally posted by 3irty1Comment
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I for one am shocked.
Shocked to find out that a 400 dollar apartment, shared with friends hasn't turned out to be the utopia promulgated by Partial.
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Epic.Originally posted by Zool"I've got one word for you- Dallas, Texas, Super Bowl"- Jermichael FinleyComment
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Personally I would write a letter to the landlord. I would tell him that even though I signed a contract it seems that what they have in mind for you isn't what you want. I would ask for my immediate release for all you have done for the organization.The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince LombardiComment
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That is completely the wrong way of going about things.Originally posted by bobblehead
1. Have your mom, dad, siblings and any other relative speak for you. Disparage landlord constantly.
2. Deny problems with roommates and apartment. You love apartment, but roommates don't want you. Landlord doesn't want you. You have unfailing paid rent, yet they want you gone. You are puzzled.
2a. Protest when roommates find subletter and want you to move, yet you aren't ready to move. Leave subletter hanging.
3. Plead your case that you never wanted to sign lease..you were pressured into it by mom/dad and friends. Is it so wrong to change your mind.
4. Retreat to parent's pad...call news and plead case to bad biz reporter..see what he or she can do.
5. Discuss other apartments you might want to live in, but only because current apartment and roommates don't want you.Comment
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