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Thread started 06/22/06 2:32pm

AnotherLoverTo
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HouseGuest Etiquette

I always get a lot of family/friends who come to Seattle over the summer, and many stay with me.

Tell me some horror stories about bad houseguest behaviors you've experienced! biggrin
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Reply #1 posted 06/22/06 2:35pm

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I went over a friends house for dinner. I went into the bathroom to wash my hands and their was a pubic hair on the sink. I could barely get through dinner without thinking of that curly brown pubic hair. Needless to say, I havent eaten a bite over his house since.
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Reply #2 posted 06/22/06 2:42pm

Spats

dreamfactory313 said:

I went over a friends house for dinner. I went into the bathroom to wash my hands and their was a pubic hair on the sink. I could barely get through dinner without thinking of that curly brown pubic hair. Needless to say, I have eaten a bite over his house since.
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Whenever ex girlfriends slept over i always told them not to leave any of their female stuff behind.
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Reply #3 posted 06/22/06 2:44pm

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dreamfactory313 said:

I went over a friends house for dinner. I went into the bathroom to wash my hands and their was a pubic hair on the sink. I could barely get through dinner without thinking of that curly brown pubic hair. Needless to say, I have eaten a bite over his house since.


That's just.....careless. disbelief

I also find it embarrassing when you use the toilet and see that your friend or one of their family members has left some "remnants" in there.

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Reply #4 posted 06/22/06 2:46pm

AnotherLoverTo
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It's also frustrating to have someone staying with you who doesn't even offer to help out with groceries or gas money or entrance fees to museums and stuff. A single gal works hard for the money, y'all! pout
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Reply #5 posted 06/22/06 2:47pm

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AnotherLoverToo said:

I always get a lot of family/friends who come to Seattle over the summer, and many stay with me.

Tell me some horror stories about bad houseguest behaviors you've experienced! biggrin

One time my uncle was staying with me, and he chopped up my dog with a bread knife! eek

But otherwise he was the perfect house guest.

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Reply #6 posted 06/22/06 2:49pm

AnotherLoverTo
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fathermcmeekle said:

AnotherLoverToo said:

I always get a lot of family/friends who come to Seattle over the summer, and many stay with me.

Tell me some horror stories about bad houseguest behaviors you've experienced! biggrin

One time my uncle was staying with me, and he chopped up my dog with a bread knife! eek

But otherwise he was the perfect house guest.

smile


Well, did he at least do a proper fry up?
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Reply #7 posted 06/22/06 2:49pm

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AnotherLoverToo said:

It's also frustrating to have someone staying with you who doesn't even offer to help out with groceries or gas money or entrance fees to museums and stuff. A single gal works hard for the money, y'all! pout


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Reply #8 posted 06/22/06 2:50pm

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Oh God! I went to dinner at a friends house, and as she was cooking she was hocking..

All of a sudden I wasn't hungry.. I had to be honest with her.
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Reply #9 posted 06/22/06 2:51pm

AnotherLoverTo
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sag10 said:

Oh God! I went to dinner at a friends house, and as she was cooking she was hocking..

All of a sudden I wasn't hungry.. I had to be honest with her.


Aw, maaaaan!! lol

What did she say when you told her? eek
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Reply #10 posted 06/22/06 3:00pm

fathermcmeekle

AnotherLoverToo said:

fathermcmeekle said:


One time my uncle was staying with me, and he chopped up my dog with a bread knife! eek

But otherwise he was the perfect house guest.

smile


Well, did he at least do a proper fry up?

Funny you should mention that, because I used to feed the scraps from the table to the dog, but not this time! lol

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Reply #11 posted 06/22/06 3:01pm

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AnotherLoverToo said:

sag10 said:

Oh God! I went to dinner at a friends house, and as she was cooking she was hocking..

All of a sudden I wasn't hungry.. I had to be honest with her.


Aw, maaaaan!! lol

What did she say when you told her? eek



She apologized, and accepted that I could not eat her food.

Poor lady.
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Reply #12 posted 06/22/06 7:07pm

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Okay, this was more me being a guest at a mate's halls of residence than the other way around but anyway... We were just about to go out on the piss when I needed a quick piss. So off I pop to his en suite toilet only to find he ain't flushed the fucking thing confused

And it wasn't a #1 neutral Or a #2 neutral neutral

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Reply #13 posted 06/22/06 7:46pm

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This is the list of stuff I have encountered.

1. Not cleaning up their mess in the kitchen.
2. Throwing away mail and newspapers that is not theirs. "Oh, I thought you were done with that?" My mail? Come on!
3. Sleeping on my couch when you have a whole room, bed and computer to yourself! Carry your ass in there if you want to sleep!
4. Touching stuff/food that is off limits.
5. Children are not allowed to eat in my living room near my new couch. Your friends child is eating candy and getting the shit on my couch. My son doesn't even do that!
6. Smoking in my house when I have asked that you go outside.
7. Inviting folks over and no one is in the house. I walk in to strangers fucking lounging.


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Reply #14 posted 06/22/06 8:47pm

althom

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I had a mate that cloged up the toilet. neutral
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Reply #15 posted 06/22/06 9:43pm

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Recent bad experiences have caused me to especially lose my mind over a guest:

-bringing too much crap and leaving it all over the place
-overstaying their welcome
-bringing people over that I don't know without my permission
-complaining that I left dishes in the kitchen sink. Bitch, it's MY HOUSE, I'll leave dishes in the BATHROOM sink if I want to! I'll leave em on the couch! I pay the rent here! mad
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Reply #16 posted 06/22/06 9:59pm

WillyWonka

A woman and her child who were invited for a few days to my vacation home wouldn't leave after the 'few days' were up. She was not the most mannerly houseguest one could have and by the time the visit was supposed to be over I was quite ready to have her gone and so, when she didn't leave of her own accord, it put me in a rather awkward position.

I've also had guests who physically snooped through my closet and my private papers and personal letters while I was out.
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Reply #17 posted 06/22/06 9:59pm

notoriousj

I just pick up the messes that my housemate leaves constantly. Ahh well such is life I guess.
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Reply #18 posted 06/22/06 10:12pm

Spats

HereToRockYourWorld said:

Recent bad experiences have caused me to especially lose my mind over a guest:

-bringing too much crap and leaving it all over the place
-overstaying their welcome
-bringing people over that I don't know without my permission
-complaining that I left dishes in the kitchen sink. Bitch, it's MY HOUSE, I'll leave dishes in the BATHROOM sink if I want to! I'll leave em on the couch! I pay the rent here! mad



Man, can i relate to some of this. I have always made it clear to my girlfriends that it's my home. Not ours. You can't come and go as you please or stay for as long as you want or complain about how things look, or leave your female products all over the place.
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Reply #19 posted 06/22/06 10:27pm

ThreadBare

One of my best buds stayed over at my place for a couple of days. The man insisted upon taking super-long showers. I'm talking 20-minute deals. I'm all for cleanliness, but the hot water heater wasn't but so big...
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Reply #20 posted 06/22/06 10:31pm

Illustrator

Spats said:

dreamfactory313 said:

I went over a friends house for dinner. I went into the bathroom to wash my hands and their was a pubic hair on the sink. I could barely get through dinner without thinking of that curly brown pubic hair. Needless to say, I have eaten a bite over his house since.
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Whenever ex girlfriends slept over i always told them not to leave any of their female stuff behind.

You mean like their strap-ons?
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Reply #21 posted 06/23/06 2:30am

Novabreaker

Messing up the whole house in a totally unbelievable fashion. Spreading their things absolutely everywhere. Not bothering to clean up even the table after they've had lunch there, not even putting the rest of the food in the fridge (I was at work). disbelief
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Reply #22 posted 06/23/06 2:41am

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Illustrator said:

Spats said:

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Whenever ex girlfriends slept over i always told them not to leave any of their female stuff behind.

You mean like their strap-ons?



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I live in a shared house. I understand a lot of these comments. smile
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Reply #23 posted 06/23/06 3:37am

Heiress

a friend who sat on the couch and read crappy novels all day, while i cleaned up, worked, whatever around her feet on the floor.
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Reply #24 posted 06/23/06 5:58am

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Heiress said:

a friend who sat on the couch and read crappy novels all day, while i cleaned up, worked, whatever around her feet on the floor.

I had a roommate who was the flip side of that. I might have had an exhausting day and needed to chill for a bit when I got home from work but if she was cleaning she thought I had BETTER be cleaning too. Just cause SHE decided it was time to clean. She was a tough one cause even though we were both on the lease, she treated me as if she were doing me a favor by allowing me to live in HER apartment. We finally had to move out to remain friends. lol
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