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Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress from the 19th Bombardment Group of the Far East Air Force, as ground personnel were loading it with (100- and 500-pound bo...


Nifty


Is it really “bad” to not leave your room??


New roommate’s grandma comes to stay with us every week


I almost called the cops on my roommate last night


Roommate put period cup in our dishwasher. It’s just sitting in there for the next cycle


Housemate never leaves the kitchen


New roommate’s grandma comes to stay with us every week


Roommate doesn’t want men in the apartment


Is it really “bad” to not leave your room??


She is CONSTANTLY face timing. i can’t take it anymore


Roommate hates that I buy my own cookware, but I store them in my own space?


Roommate moved out about a month ago and left his fishtank


You guys might have bad roommates, but do you have 'please make your bed' bad roommates?


My Aunt’s piss shower


That's urine.

