My $5 PowerBook just took a few hundred worth of damage.
My landlord's has botched more than a few maintenance
jobs, one of which was the obvious disrepair of the windows
and frames. It's an old house, and the wood just hasn't
stood the test of time. Earlier tonight, one of the
windows fell
on 15/05/02 22:34, Todd Moody at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My $5 PowerBook just took a few hundred worth of damage.
My landlord's has botched more than a few maintenance
jobs, one of which was the obvious disrepair of the windows
and frames. It's an old house, and the wood just hasn't
stood
What is it about landlords? I'm furious at mine right now because he's
dragging his feet on some long promised repairs. Why not put the next
couple month's rent toward that TiBook?
on 15/05/02 22:34, Todd Moody at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My $5 PowerBook just took a few hundred worth of
Ah, but in most locales, to do that would be to risk eviction. Escrow!
Jim Freeman wrote:
What is it about landlords? I'm furious at mine right now because he's
dragging his feet on some long promised repairs. Why not put the next
couple month's rent toward that TiBook?
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G-Books is
I guess I lived too long in the People's Republic of Berkeley. I
probably wouldn't get away with that here in Montreal either. But escrow
sounds promising.
On Wednesday, May 15, 2002, at 11:45 PM, Gary D. Adams wrote:
Ah, but in most locales, to do that would be to risk eviction. Escrow!
On Wednesday, May 15, 2002, at 11:32 , Jim Freeman wrote:
What is it about landlords? I'm furious at mine right now because he's
dragging his feet on some long promised repairs. Why not put the next
couple month's rent toward that TiBook?
Let's see...the sink leaks, the roof leaks, there's a
