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8/5/08

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Scott and I are moving out at the end of the month.

Today I woke up to some guy in my room. He was reaching towards the desk and didn't notice I was sleeping 2 feet away. I was half awake and made a grumbling noise, he got spooked and kept saying he was sorry. A half hour later i woke up to banging on my door. I answered and no one was there.

Later I came downstairs to a guy passed out on the floor in his boxers.

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Rock Paper Stitch said…
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5:02 PM, August 06, 2008
Rock Paper Stitch said…
Eww, your house is gross. I only see a little bit but it looks nasty. I bet that guy had quite a surprise when he woke up.
5:04 PM, August 06, 2008
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