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When
I went to OC, I lived in "frisbee house" for a few
years. We had good parties. One particular party stands out
and that's the one where we decided to have a beach house
theme. Mind you, this was in the middle of February in Northeast
Ohio. Northing but ass cold snow and rain.
Since
weren't paying for utilities, we decided to make like summer
and crank up the thermostat to 85 degrees. We wanted a beach
so we purchased a huge tarp and laid it across the floor.
On top we put down about a ton of play sand, driven in multiple
truckloads from the Lowe's in Elyria. The people at Lowe's
just stared and wondered what the fuck a bunch of college
guys wanted with toy sand. It took some time to haul it all
in but the effort was well worth it.
The
party was a blast and people came in bathing suits, one guy
was even carried in a kayak. Everyone drank and played in
the sand. Naturally, my landlady wasn't pleased and she wrote
a scathing letter and asked us not to come back. She was also
pissed that I had a kitty in the house which leads me to a
different story.
Since
sophomore year, I had a kitty named Milo. I adopted him and
he moved into my quad in North where I lived with various
people including Squid, Smiley, Skip, and Wilson. He was a
nice kitty and killed the mice and was eventually trained
to go potty outdoors. Such a good kitty. When I moved into
a
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house junior year, kitty came with me. My housemates Brady
and John loved the kitty, but were mean to it sometimes, throwing
couch pillows at it, yelling at it, and drawing messages on
it with magic marker. But kitty didn't mind too much because
he had a good home and food, lots of food. In fact, we were
so nice to kitty that we fed him a la carte. We put all of
kitty's food into a big stew pot and he could eat as much
as he wanted whenever he wanted. Well, I remember one day
my landlady was at the house showing the upstairs and Brady
was cooking lunch. We were trying to keep kitty out of sight
from the landlady. But kitty was not being a good kitty.
He
was not eating his food and was meowing. Brady punished the
kitty by throwing a pot at it across the room. Kitty got scared
and ran across the house and upstairs, right into the landlady
coming down the stairs.
Needless to say, she was pissed and tried to withold my security
deposit. I was having none of that as security deposits are
not intended to be withheld as collateral for violating the
letter of the lease (which I did for sure). The security deposit
is supposed to compensate the landlady for damages to the
home. So I fought that and got my security deposit back. That's
the end of the story. Kitty lives with my parents in Maine
and does not miss NE OH. |