katekat: (Default)
[personal profile] katekat
it all went well until I had to call my housemate to let me into the house because she'd chain-locked the front door. and that sent me into a PISSED off mood because it really sucks to have to call someone to get them to open the door to your own fucking apartment.

IN ONE OF THE LOWEST CRIME RATED COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD.

Also, our front door is a steel-door, with a deadbolt. (this I have a key to). Additionally, our front door can't actually be reached by walking in from the street - you have to walk around the building, through a gate, up stairs, and *then* you get to the "1st" floor front door. Delivery people can't figure it out. Fed Ex & UPS people have trouble figuring it out. We are NOT easy prey for robbers.

Yet still she insists on locking the chain lock every night. And sometimes she does it to passively agressively retaliate when she's feeling pissed at me. I'm sure tonight it was because I didn't do my dishes from last night. Or maybe she honestly thought I was at home, even though there was no evidence of me being in my room, even though I didn't come out to cook dinner (and she can clearly hear me do that since she comes out and talks to me while i'm cooking dinner every night since she's gotten back from the states).

i am so annoyed right now it's burned off at least half of the good feeling i had from hanging out at Sam's new place, trying Shochu (a kind of sake-ish thing), drinking good whisky, watching too many stupid youtube videos, and having good conversation with smart people.

dammit.

Date: 2013-02-01 04:28 pm (UTC)
wesleysgirl: (Default)
From: [personal profile] wesleysgirl
I think the household definitely needs a rule about not using the chain lock unless everyone who is sleeping there that night is home and in agreement. (Or, like, if someone is out of town or whatever. But still.) That would annoy me.

Once, when my brother and I were kids, my parents went out for the evening and we put the chain lock across the door. And went to bed, and when they got home they pounded on the doors and windows but we did not wake up. They were really mad! I don't even remember how they got in, maybe my brother finally woke up and let them in...

Date: 2013-02-01 07:25 pm (UTC)
littleotter73: pondering (Default)
From: [personal profile] littleotter73
God, she needs to get over herself!

The vindictive side of me says chain lock it when she is out one evening. But that doesn't solve any problems and will make things worse. Wish I had some suggestions, but this chick is beyond unreasonable. She never should have been allowed to leave the States on her own.

*HUGS*

Date: 2013-02-02 01:10 am (UTC)
shehasathree: (Default)
From: [personal profile] shehasathree
omfg!

Date: 2013-02-02 02:42 am (UTC)
wesleysgirl: (Default)
From: [personal profile] wesleysgirl
Could you maybe just get rid of the chain lock? Or offer to replace it with a second deadbolt?

Date: 2013-02-02 04:27 pm (UTC)
littleotter73: pondering (Default)
From: [personal profile] littleotter73
You know, that sounds really good about now. LOL When you get back to the States, we'll plan a good side outing and a bad side outing. LOL

Date: 2013-02-06 03:41 am (UTC)
kivrin: Peter Wimsey with a Sherlock Holmes quotation (Default)
From: [personal profile] kivrin
she says she legitimately didn't know I wasn't home.

Well, that kind of puts the lie to her claims that everything you do is sooooooooo loud/messy/suggestive-of-another-human-existing-in-the-same-zip-code, if she can't tell "you're in your room minding your own business" from "you're across town."

It would not be useful to bring that up. But oh, I would want to.

Most Popular Tags

June 2017

S M T W T F S
    123
45678910
11121314151617
181920 21222324
252627282930 
Powered by Dreamwidth Studios

Style Credit