Wierd roomate
Posted By: sm. on 2007-06-12
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I discovered my roomate drinks a lot of booze every single night and sits in her room watching TV and going on line. She never goes on dates, or to the gym. She appears to be a full blown alchy and the TV blarring is starting to totally annoy me. She needs to leave. How can I politely tell her to go?
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