No and no. Separate bathrooms. Flats=apartments imo although estate agents prefer the word apartment, especially for more upmarket properties.

I guess you can't really call hall of residences flats but everyone here calls people their flatmates so that's what I went with. Horrendous TOTP imo






^If this one isn't photoshopped then wow. It is though so w/e

I hate all you college kids.

Less learnin', more earnin'.

Residence hall flat I lived in was common bathroom and common kitchen/living area but with four separate numbered bedrooms.

Yay for doing neither!

Some places only have separate bathrooms. Some places have shared ones. It depends on the uni and how much you pay. My uni only has rooms with separate bathrooms.

*sigh* 700 under ev since i made the post about quitting for the day. that's almost a whole hoodie

Living up to your name.

Separate bathrooms are nice. Right now I have five people sharing one shower. Can be annoying when they chain block me from using it.

Yeah it's nice, very small though.

Drawstrings about 20 bucks imo

Intruiging...

Hate it when I don't log in and read posts.

Trolls gonna troll.

Your time will come.

If you aren't logged in it doesn't remember your last read posts in threads

Unfortunately none of them are gder

My boss has a small company that he is looking to expand, and is heavily relying upon target community markets to be successful. He really can't afford (given his limited publicity at this point) to have someone publicly derailing him, calling him a scam artist, and pursuing him in court because he made a bunch of legal agreements that he couldn't uphold himself.

I have talked to legal consult myself who have said that the paperwork that I have signed does appear to be legally binding and legitimate, but yes, enforcing it if it is broken is going to be difficult considering one particular circumstance I cant mention here. (its not earth shattering or anything it just makes pursuing him legally very impractical and very likely not cost-efficient).

I will say this - if the guy is a scammer, then he has done a darn good job of creating a scam that he gets absolutely no benefit out of doing other being able to laugh at me that I fell for it.

If this doesn't work out in the summer, I come right back home and go right back to school next fall like nothing ever happened.

That is not how this business operates at all.

Just for the sake of saying it so you will all know, I am going to be starting out the manager of a store involved with green energy that may evolve into a franchised establishment.

Thats literally the full extent of what I can disclose without overstepping my limits.

Max wants your vote!

Until you have a Falling Down day. That would not end well.

Greatest Sweet Mass Market Pastries

1 Twinkies
2 Hostess Cherry Pies
3 Little Debbie Oatmeal Cakes
4 Hostess Chocolate Cupcakes
5 Ding Dongs?

Oh that makes perfect sense then, I'm always popping down to the store where the unskilled college dropout manager makes millions of dollars for some green energy.

Thats really insulting first of all -

Second of all entrepreneurship doesn't require a degree at all.

Just because you followed a set path in your life and may or may not have accomplished the goals that you want doesn't mean you should insult those who are taking a different approach.

TANSTAAFL

Systolic I am rooting for you

U mad?

What was the insult, unskilled? That's pretty tame imo.

I followed the path of being a drunken idiot most of my adult life. I haven't finished college.

I'm not looking down on you, I'm having fun with you.

Lighten up Francis.

The sad thing is that you don't even know the beginnings of what my job actually will be.

I just told you the closest description I can without breaking my contract.

Furthermore, American degrees don't mean much of anything in scotland. My boss has a degree in Architecture from Southern Polytechnic, but that hasn't done him ANY good with regards to running his company.