crazy this dude is probably in his 30s rn and here's me on BoS instead of studying
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ur a bad person
m8
Yes, I often stop to bask in my own awesomeness.
Nano-tech? NANO-TECH?! Have you not seen that episode of the Powerpuff Girls, when nano-bots take over the world?!!
I think we can reconstruct it, its not the thing you forget easily. Slidey said Sandy but Sydney said Snog. Slidey said Friday but Sydney said pieday. Sydney said tomorrow a day I can borrow? Slidey said yes and will be beautifully dressed.
Close?
Put that poem back in your sig, it was the most delightful thing I ever read.
Your rep made me very confucious
It didn't even link to a post
Thats astonishing, always thoguht you were a law guy from your political posts
Dear Slidey
What are you studying at uni?
Excellent.
How did the move go?
Yeah I'll be there any day now.
what are you doing nowadays
Thanks
america is great thanks but i am in australia atm. i am off to the caribbean next week though!
not as cool as you though!!
Why do people call you neil, this is very confusing.
Did you receive a thing from my studentmail address?
As far as the elders application goes;
1. the link to the property you gave us doesn't work, not that this is super important but it leads to...
2. I'm leaving large parts of the application blank, because I don't know what things like rent per week, bond per week etc.. are going to be. This is fine if I was just sending the documents to you and you can fill in the blanks, but if I'm emailing it direct to the agent, I need to know things like the address, rent $ (which needs to be sorted out per room, likely different rates per person), Bond $, commencement date etc.
Guarantors
A guarantor is a person who takes financial responsibility if a person on a contract fails to meet the terms of that contract.
It is an offence under the Landlord and Tenant (Rental Bonds) Act 1977 for a landlord/agent to ask a tenant to provide a guarantor for a residential tenancy agreement. Even if a tenant gives the name of a guarantor, this cannot be legally enforced. -
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