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To tell my friend I want her to move out?

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MyChocolateOrange · 06/02/2009 12:56

My best friend moved in with me just before christmas. She's great company, we have a laugh and she pays her way but I keep finding shit on the kitchen floor.
I've told her about it and that I don't like it but it continues.
I'm thinking I may have to ask her to move out AIBU?

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2pt4kids · 06/02/2009 12:57

is she a dog?

sweetcat · 06/02/2009 12:58

WTF? You mean her shit, literally, or stuff in general? Are you serious?

TheThoughtPolice · 06/02/2009 12:58

poo ?

Is this another hilarious soap plotline thread

Is your "friend" an animal, like a real one - dog, cat, horse etc ?

TheThoughtPolice · 06/02/2009 12:58

poo ?

Is this another hilarious soap plotline thread

Is your "friend" an animal, like a real one - dog, cat, horse etc ?

ScottishMummy · 06/02/2009 13:08

shit as in faeces?or metaphorical shit eg clutter.may i suggest no more prunes for tea

MyChocolateOrange · 06/02/2009 13:38

Shit as in poo. She is a dog, yes but she is my best friend and it kills me to think about her leaving.

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TrillianAstra · 06/02/2009 13:39

How does she pay her way if she is a dog? Does she have a trust fund set up by a crazy old woman?

Fimbo · 06/02/2009 13:40

Damn, caught out too quickly eh?

Pesky MN'rs

ScottishMummy · 06/02/2009 13:50

darnnit if it hadnt been for dem snooping kids id have got away with my hilarious poo tale

TheThoughtPolice · 06/02/2009 14:02

How does a dog pay her own way ?

Is she on the game ? A blow job for a Bonio ? Full sex for a game of fetch ? Such a sad tale and one heard over and over in these credit crunch times

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