Problem Roommate - Landlord Don't Care

[Just Blue]

That they have an annoying roommate and nobody is prepared to face her and tell her to stop, but instead came to this forum with the "We want her gone but we won't do anything ourselves"
Sorry Quincy, but if I was able I have always dealt with life's little problems by myself rather than expecting someone to do it for me.

Did you go to the Doctor and get a script for something?

 

[quincy]

Did you go to the Doctor and get a script for something?

That might explain his posts.



(just kidding, Neil)

 

[NeilTheCop]

That might explain his posts.



(just kidding, Neil)

Obviously the British sense of humor and an American attorneys thought process are incompatible

 

[quincy]

Obviously the British sense of humor and an American attorneys thought process are incompatible

Haha. I DID fail to see the humor in your posts ... and I assume you failed to see the humor in mine. That said, I like Monty Python.

 

[Just Blue]

Obviously the British sense of humor and an American attorneys thought process are incompatible

Ahhh...Getting your Benny Hill on... No wonder I didn't get it.



Psst....Neil....I'm not an attorney. Justa FYI....

 

[cbg]

I'm Canadian, and about as British as it's possible to be without living there, but I didn't get it either.

 

[NeilTheCop]

It's one of many quintessential British responses.
If someone just complains about something and expects that others will resolve the complaint we would suggest they see a doctor and get something to help them grow some balls so they would be man enough to deal with it themselves.
If someone is consistently stupid we would call them a Muppet, because the only plausible reason for their stupid behavior is that someone else has a hand up their back and is working the controls.
And Quincy, if you want some good British comedy look up Black Adder, Red Dwarf and the best one ever, Upstart Crow.

 

[stealth2]

Neil being a Brit explains SO much.

 

[NeilTheCop]

Neil being a Brit explains SO much.

A non politically correct derogatory racist statement.
But I'm an American now, and I have a bit of paper to prove it.

 

[stealth2]

A non politically correct derogatory racist statement.
But I'm an American now, and I have a bit of paper to prove it.

LOL Nope. But you do remind me of someone I used to know.

 

[justalayman]

A non politically correct derogatory racist statement.
But I'm an American now, and I have a bit of paper to prove it.

Papers don’t mean a thing. Being American is in your heart and soul.

As proof, I point you to the all BMW’s made in the USA. Even though made in America, they are still considered to be German cars and thought of as imports typically by the general populace.

On the other hand, a Chevy made in Canada is still considered to be an American car.

 

[NeilTheCop]

Papers don’t mean a thing. Being American is in your heart and soul.

As proof, I point you to the all BMW’s made in the USA. Even though made in America, they are still considered to be German cars and thought of as imports typically by the general populace.

On the other hand, a Chevy made in Canada is still considered to be an American car.

So what is a VW that's made in Mexico?
As for heart and soul, I have never, nor will I ever refer to myself as British-American, I'm an American and to have any allegence otherwise, such as African-American etc is an insult, especially if you put the country of your ancestors or your religion first.

 

[quincy]

... British responses.
If someone just complains about something and expects that others will resolve the complaint we would suggest they see a doctor ... we would call them a Muppet ...

It seems to me that you rely on your British self when it is convenient to be British (like when you post a confusing answer).

How very American of you.

 

[justalayman]

So what is a VW that's made in Mexico?
As for heart and soul, I have never, nor will I ever refer to myself as British-American, I'm an American and to have any allegence otherwise, such as African-American etc is an insult, especially if you put the country of your ancestors or your religion first.

I’m was just joking with ya Neil

But the statement of being Polish American (in my case) is more a reference to my ethnicity than my political allegiance. I am and always have been an American (2nd and third gen on dads side. Much longer on mom’s side) but my ethnic origins are Polish/German/English. When I say I’m Polish American I am in no way denying my American birth but my ancestors are from other areas of the world and stating that does nothing to diminish my American status.

Now, I find no need to include my Polish ethnicity if there is a simple question such as if I was in a group of people from various areas of the world and somebody asked my nationality. I would state im an American and leave it at that. Whether I state I’m American or Polish American will depend on the context of the conversation

 

[Just Blue]

So what is a VW that's made in Mexico?
As for heart and soul, I have never, nor will I ever refer to myself as British-American, I'm an American and to have any allegence otherwise, such as African-American etc is an insult, especially if you put the country of your ancestors or your religion first.

Well....If your great-great-great grandparent were kidnapped, shackled, tossed in the bowel of a ship and taken to a foreign nation to be sold at auction...You would embrace your stolen ethnicity as well...