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carson
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The fan
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Aug 24 09:31 UTC 1994 |
(it's a terribly hot night, and you can't sleep. Your roommate has
a fan, and you don't. S/he isn't home at the moment, but will likely
be back later that night.)
(do you borrow the fan?)
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canis
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response 1 of 7:
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Aug 24 12:51 UTC 1994 |
Depends on what I can give her in reply for borrowing things..... I've
been known to do this before. I once borrowed my friends cd player when
he was out of the room, and in return I supplied him with new batteries.
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aruba
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response 2 of 7:
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Aug 24 13:48 UTC 1994 |
No, not if s/he will be back tonight and will want it then.
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vishnu
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response 3 of 7:
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Aug 25 09:38 UTC 1994 |
Well not if Chris was my roommate :)
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gracel
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response 4 of 7:
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Aug 25 20:26 UTC 1994 |
It depends on how much I would have to intrude into her stuff to
get at it. She would benefit by having the place cooled off somewhat
by the time she gets in, after all, and I would leave her a note
to explain. (Come to think of it, this depends on which roommate --
if I were rooming with my sister again, it would depend on what
mood I thought she was likely to bring home)
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scg
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response 5 of 7:
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Aug 27 05:51 UTC 1994 |
Since I can sleep in just about any conditions, as long asI've gotten to
sleep first, I might take it and leave a note saying what I'd done with it
and that it was perfectly ok to take it back.
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abchan
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response 6 of 7:
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May 17 03:38 UTC 1995 |
Can't you put the fan on rotate and share it? I always thought part of
having a roommate was learning to live with other people and share things.
Then again, I've never had I roommate, so maybe I should say anything :)
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ewhisam
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response 7 of 7:
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Dec 28 02:43 UTC 1995 |
Depends on the relationship to roomate
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