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Jenn ([info]wankaholic) wrote in [info]otf_wank,
@ 2007-09-01 14:57:00
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Entry tags:think of the children

I. Um. Wot?

Strangest wank I've seen in a while. Clever troll, or really whacked-out person? You decide.

If you can't afford to buy a house that guarantees that your children don't have to share a room, don't have more children than you have bedrooms. No, srsly.

Srsly, if your children have to share a room, give them to someone more capable of taking care of them.

HEY NOW YOU ARE TWISTING MY WORDS!

Thank you for educating us, [info]teresina. o.O


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[info]waitwut
2007-09-02 02:36 pm UTC (link)
My first (small) college did that. When I transfered to a bigger University, I was told they didn't do that, and they didn't. There was an exception to this: freshman orientation. If you met someone you wanted to room with at orientation, they stapled your housing applications together as A Big Clue. But since I came in halfway through sophomore year, I had no such luck (ish).

Though I got SO lucky at the bigger U, with much nicer roommates, despite having NOTHING in common, we coexisted peacefully. Better than my roommate at my first college and we had filled out a compatability thingy.

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