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06/07/09(Sun)17:14:46 No.4401704>>4401692 dsadas Jed
was much smaller than me, and emaciated. In retrospect I could have
taken him, easily. That's just not how I do things. I do not break the
law. Ever. I absolutely must have a clean, orderly house, which is why
I went around cleaning shit up, regardless of who did it. I am not some
cowardly little bitch, in fact, I think Jed was afraid of me, which is
why he did passive agressive shit like shitting in light fixtures. I
generally don't try to solve disputes by shouting or anything, I just
quietly give notice of the unacceptable condition, document it, and
clean it up. Somewhere back at my parent's house I have a box full of
typed, dated, signed letters to Jed stating the date, time, and extent
of a mess I had to clean up, and a notice that such behavior is not
acceptable, and that unless he stopped, I would move out and make him
responsible for rent. Those letters helped me eventually recover back
rent from him for the equivalent value of the common area he
exclusively occupied during my stay there.
I eventually got so
pissed off at the condition of the rest of the apartment that I could
only deal with it by sealing it off, and ignoring it. Essentially there
is a blank period of about a month where I absolutely ignored anything
from the common area, which is why it got so bad.
I was crazy
busy with schoolwork and my job, so I basically just shut the whole
situation out of my mind for a while. After some time, I came to the
realization that this guy might start a fire and get us both killed,
which is really the beginning of the end. The thing that ended the
insanity was his discovery that A) He had access to the fuse box and B) He could trip the fuse to my room with some metal and a hallway plug and C)
He was too stupid to manually flip the fuse switch and just turn off my
power, so he had to go the fire hazard route. I think he might have
been afraid of touching the fuse box for fear of being electrocuted. |