wait... roommates when you're in your 50's?

[Biggie Smiles]

As in you can't afford to fucking rent on your own?

seriously?

whata fucking loser

We have some fierce ass debates about our politics though. Then we switch back to normal. Before we moved in together, we'd argued about something or other that was making headlines. The roommate asked how do you make it with these fierce debates?

I was a wise-ass and I said "It's foreplay." He laughed hard. I chuckled and she was "Oh"and turned pink, her bf also chuckled.

My guy finally said "We're passionate people, but we're expressing ideas. I don't agree with some of her ideas, but I don't take that personally."

 

[Lily]

Yes, he's an honorable man and left his multimillion dollar home in Palo Alto CA to his former wife and children. His children came first.

 

[Seamajor]

What’s the issue? Stubby lives with his maw and grown sons.

 

[Adam Hitler]

Huh, Lily lives in a house share?

I did that once with a couple of fellas I worked with after splitting with an ex, it's cheap but privacy is basically non-existent.

 

[Lily]

What’s the issue? Stubby lives with his maw and grown sons.

There is no issue.

My guy got a divorce, left his home to his ex-wife that will be left to his sons. The house is rented out, he gets some of the rental income from his former home that he still has some legal interest in for a set amount of time.

He rented out at the time because he was looking to leave the state. He dislikes CA politics, then I came along...so he has stayed for me.

He still wants to leave the state. I am tied to it because of my kids...

 

[Lily]

Huh, Lily lives in a house share?

I did that once with a couple of fellas I worked with after splitting with an ex, it's cheap but privacy is basically non-existent.

No, I do not. Learn to read.

 

[Adam Hitler]

I thought you lived on ya ma's couch?

 

[Lily]

I thought you lived on ya ma's couch?

I beg to differ

 

[Aylana]

Lily's "man" is more likely a fat fucking cat

 

[Lily]

Lily's "man" is more likely a fat fucking cat

You got me! Move along now, Proxy.

 

[Biggie Smiles]

Huh, Lily lives in a house share?

I did that once with a couple of fellas I worked with after splitting with an ex, it's cheap but privacy is basically non-existent.

you're not in your 50's tho

that's the difference

 

[Lily]

He's also an officer of the court and not an armed robber. Never broke a law, beyond a posted speed limit, in his entire life.

 

[Joe]

Huh, Lily lives in a house share?

I did that once with a couple of fellas I worked with after splitting with an ex, it's cheap but privacy is basically non-existent.

Well even if she is its no big deal. Better than being homeless I suppose.

Roomshare are must be common in the UK given the COL -cost of living there

 

[Lily]

Huh, Lily lives in a house share?

I did that once with a couple of fellas I worked with after splitting with an ex, it's cheap but privacy is basically non-existent.

Well even if she is its no big deal. Better than being homeless I suppose.

Roomshare are must be common in the UK given the COL -cost of living there

I do not. I have lived in on my own before and after a marriage. My partner has partial ownership in a home that he left to his kids via his ex wife when he was divorced.

It is in Palo Alto CA. Below is the median cost of a home in Palo Alto. He rented with roommates while deciding where to go live outside of CA. He met me. We then moved in together after a year of dating.

I'm still debating whether to leave the state as well. I am reluctant to leave because of my kids.

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[Joe]

Huh, Lily lives in a house share?

I did that once with a couple of fellas I worked with after splitting with an ex, it's cheap but privacy is basically non-existent.

Well even if she is its no big deal. Better than being homeless I suppose.

Roomshare are must be common in the UK given the COL -cost of living there

I do not. I have lived in on my own before and after a marriage. My partner has partial ownership in a home that he left to his kids via his ex wife when he was divorced.

It is in Palo Alto CA. Below is the median cost of a home in Palo Alto. He rented with roommates while deciding where to go live outside of CA. He met me. We then moved in together after a year of dating.

I'm still debating whether to leave the state as well. I am reluctant to leave because of my kids.

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When I lived in California years ago I paid $400 for roomshare per mo

But those days of cheap rooms must be a thing of the past now. I used to pay $20 for a motel room in California.

 

[Lily]

Huh, Lily lives in a house share?

I did that once with a couple of fellas I worked with after splitting with an ex, it's cheap but privacy is basically non-existent.

Well even if she is its no big deal. Better than being homeless I suppose.

Roomshare are must be common in the UK given the COL -cost of living there

I do not. I have lived in on my own before and after a marriage. My partner has partial ownership in a home that he left to his kids via his ex wife when he was divorced.

It is in Palo Alto CA. Below is the median cost of a home in Palo Alto. He rented with roommates while deciding where to go live outside of CA. He met me. We then moved in together after a year of dating.

I'm still debating whether to leave the state as well. I am reluctant to leave because of my kids.

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When I lived in California years ago I paid $400 for roomshare per mo

But those days of cheap rooms must be a thing of the past now. I used to pay $20 for a motel room in California.

That must have been a very, very, very long time ago. You can't get a roach motel at Home Depot for $20.

They bought their home for $500k in 1990 and it's worth several million dollars now. That's what you call a loser when you're a loser from Floriduh.

 

[Joe]

Renting an apartment for 1 person is very expensive in Vancouver. $1300-1400 for a studio and over $2000 for 1 br.

 

[Joe]

Huh, Lily lives in a house share?

I did that once with a couple of fellas I worked with after splitting with an ex, it's cheap but privacy is basically non-existent.

Well even if she is its no big deal. Better than being homeless I suppose.

Roomshare are must be common in the UK given the COL -cost of living there

I do not. I have lived in on my own before and after a marriage. My partner has partial ownership in a home that he left to his kids via his ex wife when he was divorced.

It is in Palo Alto CA. Below is the median cost of a home in Palo Alto. He rented with roommates while deciding where to go live outside of CA. He met me. We then moved in together after a year of dating.

I'm still debating whether to leave the state as well. I am reluctant to leave because of my kids.

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When I lived in California years ago I paid $400 for roomshare per mo

But those days of cheap rooms must be a thing of the past now. I used to pay $20 for a motel room in California.

That must have been a very, very, very long time ago. You can't get a roach motel at Home Depot for $20.

They bought their home for $500k in 1990 and it's worth several million dollars now. That's what you call a loser when you're a loser from Floriduh.

I bet Floridas prices will soon shoot up too.

 

[Lily]

Huh, Lily lives in a house share?

I did that once with a couple of fellas I worked with after splitting with an ex, it's cheap but privacy is basically non-existent.

Well even if she is its no big deal. Better than being homeless I suppose.

Roomshare are must be common in the UK given the COL -cost of living there

I do not. I have lived in on my own before and after a marriage. My partner has partial ownership in a home that he left to his kids via his ex wife when he was divorced.

It is in Palo Alto CA. Below is the median cost of a home in Palo Alto. He rented with roommates while deciding where to go live outside of CA. He met me. We then moved in together after a year of dating.

I'm still debating whether to leave the state as well. I am reluctant to leave because of my kids.

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When I lived in California years ago I paid $400 for roomshare per mo

But those days of cheap rooms must be a thing of the past now. I used to pay $20 for a motel room in California.

That must have been a very, very, very long time ago. You can't get a roach motel at Home Depot for $20.

They bought their home for $500k in 1990 and it's worth several million dollars now. That's what you call a loser when you're a loser from Floriduh.

I bet Floridas prices will soon shoot up too.

Could be. I don't know enough about the real estate market there to comment.

 

[Admin.]

I have seen both Men And Women who ain't even got a home

 

[Biggie Smiles]

He's also an officer of the court and not an armed robber. Never broke a law, beyond a posted speed limit, in his entire life.

hahahahahahahaha a roommate at 50+

that's just rich

or not, actually

lmao

 

[Joe]

Huh, Lily lives in a house share?

I did that once with a couple of fellas I worked with after splitting with an ex, it's cheap but privacy is basically non-existent.

Well even if she is its no big deal. Better than being homeless I suppose.

Roomshare are must be common in the UK given the COL -cost of living there

I do not. I have lived in on my own before and after a marriage. My partner has partial ownership in a home that he left to his kids via his ex wife when he was divorced.

It is in Palo Alto CA. Below is the median cost of a home in Palo Alto. He rented with roommates while deciding where to go live outside of CA. He met me. We then moved in together after a year of dating.

I'm still debating whether to leave the state as well. I am reluctant to leave because of my kids.

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When I lived in California years ago I paid $400 for roomshare per mo

But those days of cheap rooms must be a thing of the past now. I used to pay $20 for a motel room in California.

That must have been a very, very, very long time ago. You can't get a roach motel at Home Depot for $20.

They bought their home for $500k in 1990 and it's worth several million dollars now. That's what you call a loser when you're a loser from Floriduh.

I bet Floridas prices will soon shoot up too.

Could be. I don't know enough about the real estate market there to comment.

Florida and California are still very desirable places to live.

If you've ever lived in Central Canada or the US during the winter it's not too hard to see why.

 

[Biggie Smiles]

seamong be saying them kids he has locked in his closet are roommates too

 

[Joe]

He's also an officer of the court and not an armed robber. Never broke a law, beyond a posted speed limit, in his entire life.

hahahahahahahaha a roommate at 50+

that's just rich

or not, actually

lmao

I'd consider doing it Bigly too but things like COVID have made it a dicey prospect.

Heck I dont even let anyone in the apartment anymore for a visit. If it's a maintenance person I insist they wear a mask now - even if it's just one minute.

 

[Biggie Smiles]

He's also an officer of the court and not an armed robber. Never broke a law, beyond a posted speed limit, in his entire life.

hahahahahahahaha a roommate at 50+

that's just rich

or not, actually

lmao

I'd consider doing it Bigly too but things like COVID have made it a dicey prospect.

Heck I dont even let anyone in the apartment anymore for a visit. If it's a maintenance person I insist they wear a mask now - even if it's just one minute.

If you're not established by 55+ plus and cannot afford your own place by yourself or with a life parter you're a fucking loser

To have a life partner (or so the cow claims) AND have a roommate at 55+ means you're both fucking irretrievably hopeless losers

discussion is over.

 

[Lily]

He's also an officer of the court and not an armed robber. Never broke a law, beyond a posted speed limit, in his entire life.

hahahahahahahaha a roommate at 50+

that's just rich

or not, actually

lmao

I'd consider doing it Bigly too but things like COVID have made it a dicey prospect.

Heck I dont even let anyone in the apartment anymore for a visit. If it's a maintenance person I insist they wear a mask now - even if it's just one minute.

If you're not established by 55+ plus and cannot afford your own place by yourself or with a life parter you're a fucking loser

To have a life partner (or so the cow claims) AND have a roommate at 55+ means you're both fucking irretrievably hopeless losers

discussion is over.

No one has roommates, we've been together for about 10 years in our own place.

Jesus fuck, some retards get excited about nothing.


Pssst. he still has stake in a house worth over $4 million dollars...

 

[Biggie Smiles]

He's also an officer of the court and not an armed robber. Never broke a law, beyond a posted speed limit, in his entire life.

hahahahahahahaha a roommate at 50+

that's just rich

or not, actually

lmao

I'd consider doing it Bigly too but things like COVID have made it a dicey prospect.

Heck I dont even let anyone in the apartment anymore for a visit. If it's a maintenance person I insist they wear a mask now - even if it's just one minute.

If you're not established by 55+ plus and cannot afford your own place by yourself or with a life parter you're a fucking loser

To have a life partner (or so the cow claims) AND have a roommate at 55+ means you're both fucking irretrievably hopeless losers

discussion is over.

No one has roommates, we've been together for about 10 years in our own place.

Jesus fuck, some retards get excited about nothing.


Pssst. he still has stake in a house worth over $4 million dollars...

of course he does

and you need a roommate to help you with your bills in a rental

flea must have slapped something loose in that fat head of yours when she dragged you earlier

 

[Joe]

He's also an officer of the court and not an armed robber. Never broke a law, beyond a posted speed limit, in his entire life.

hahahahahahahaha a roommate at 50+

that's just rich

or not, actually

lmao

I'd consider doing it Bigly too but things like COVID have made it a dicey prospect.

Heck I dont even let anyone in the apartment anymore for a visit. If it's a maintenance person I insist they wear a mask now - even if it's just one minute.

If you're not established by 55+ plus and cannot afford your own place by yourself or with a life parter you're a fucking loser

To have a life partner (or so the cow claims) AND have a roommate at 55+ means you're both fucking irretrievably hopeless losers

discussion is over.

...if you say so Bigly.

But if the prices any indication, Florida rents are even more expensive than Vancouver & it's certainly not cheap here:

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So 2 or 3 persons to an apartment must be common in Florida.

 

[Lily]

He's also an officer of the court and not an armed robber. Never broke a law, beyond a posted speed limit, in his entire life.

hahahahahahahaha a roommate at 50+

that's just rich

or not, actually

lmao

I'd consider doing it Bigly too but things like COVID have made it a dicey prospect.

Heck I dont even let anyone in the apartment anymore for a visit. If it's a maintenance person I insist they wear a mask now - even if it's just one minute.

If you're not established by 55+ plus and cannot afford your own place by yourself or with a life parter you're a fucking loser

To have a life partner (or so the cow claims) AND have a roommate at 55+ means you're both fucking irretrievably hopeless losers

discussion is over.

No one has roommates, we've been together for about 10 years in our own place.

Jesus fuck, some retards get excited about nothing.


Pssst. he still has stake in a house worth over $4 million dollars...

of course he does

and you need a roommate to help you with your bills in a rental

flea must have slapped something loose in that fat head of yours when she dragged you earlier

Make up your mind on the narrative. First I didn't have a man. Now I have a roommate rather than a partner.

You are pathetic.

 

[Biggie Smiles]

So 2 or 3 persons to an apartment must be common in Florida.

Maybe for losers who aren't established by 50

but not for someone like me