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Moving Out... what should I know?

Discussion in 'Alley of Dangerous Angles' started by Mystra's Chosen, May 6, 2004.

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  1. Hacken Slash

    Hacken Slash OK... can you see me now?

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    Remove all ads!
    Sorry to come all parental at you MC...but I am ;) .

    Keep us posted as to your endeavors, we're all rooting for you.

    Oh, one final thought...never get a room mate who says "Dere iz une booty in de lether strop, no?"

    Bad scene :D
     
    Hacken Slash, May 10, 2004
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  2. Ragusa

    Ragusa Eternal Halfling Paladin Veteran

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    I agree with BTAs advice, my experience was that moving out requires finding an affordable flat or flatmates, then estimate how much money you'll need for living (rent/ food/ etc) and try to find a job bringing in that much and a little surplus - eventually, you don't live to eat, work and sleep. Worked for me.

    Having friends as flatmates is IMO difficult, as someone said above, the daily strain could ruin your friendship. It is easier with new people I've been told.
     
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