Sentences with phrase «having roommate issues»

Hills people Lauren Conrad and Audrina Patridge are having roommate issues because Patridge doesn't trust Conrad and Conrad's cats pee on Patridge's bed.

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It seems as though «sexile rights» has become a hot issues on college campuses since Tufts University has banned sexual activity in dorm rooms when a roommate is present.

Now, this roommate is a good friend of mine and has been for many years, I find him reasonable on most things and we generally sidestep the religion issues because religion is such a divisive issue, regardless of what faith (or lack thereof) one holds.

I can weigh in on the baking powder issue, I think — I made it this evening [the cakes are just cool enough to dig into, though I would've let them cool a little longer if my roommates hadn't been begging to be allowed to eat them].

Along the way, she amplified the stories of survivors and pushed the statistics to create empathy for the issue beyond what women already know simply by having lived, whether it's dealing with an assault themselves or comforting a distraught college roommate.

In my personal and professional experience, roommates, couples and families that take the time to calmly talk out their issues have far less stress at home.

I rent from private owner and it's the same address and also many people have roommates, etc and previously for a year, there were no issues and then out of no - where, Plastiq asked for my lease again and documentation of late fee!

The cruelest prank I ever saw in college was guy that got even with his roommate for some issue by holding the uncoiled paper tape of a big program outside the third floor dorm window and having his buddy set fire to the bottom of the tape.

If you have multiple roommates listed as named insureds on your Fayetteville Renters Insurance, and you're splitting the check with those people, you'll have to worry about how to split it — one check will be issued, and it's on you to get it to the people it needs to get to.

If you currently live with roommates and you know that they don't have any coverage, then discuss this issue with them.

These issues might even extend to others living in your household, such as if you move out of the marital home and take on a roommate who uses illegal drugs or has a history of violence.

Would you put a keylock on the bedroom door to try and resolve the issue, or is this just going to create even more friction between the roommates?