View Full Version : Messiest house you have been in?
hbk4894
15-10-2016, 05:21 PM
Just for fun
A few years ago my bedroom was of coins , magazines and football cards on the floor.
My old friend who I stopped being friends with cos their house was dutty
caprimint
15-10-2016, 05:28 PM
Tommy's
Drew.
15-10-2016, 05:34 PM
Caitlins bedroom
Shaun
15-10-2016, 05:37 PM
I would say COL1 but yeah not a house... erm... people who live in the countryside generally don't seem to care about their dogs pooing all over their kitchen floors from my experience.
Fetch The Bolt Cutters
15-10-2016, 05:40 PM
Tommy's
death :joker:
caprimint
15-10-2016, 05:41 PM
I would say COL1 but yeah not a house... erm... people who live in the countryside generally don't seem to care about their dogs pooing all over their kitchen floors from my experience.
We don't all let our dogs in the kitchen :idc:
Crimson Dynamo
15-10-2016, 05:42 PM
We don't all let our dogs in the kitchen :idc:
get the dogs put down and then there will be no mess?
What's wrong with the dog in the kitchen he's not exactly ****ting on the kitchen side
Mokka
15-10-2016, 06:02 PM
I have never met anyone who let their dog **** in the house, city or country :umm2:
Drew.
15-10-2016, 06:08 PM
Not sure what dog loving houses you've been visiting Shaun
Daniel-X
15-10-2016, 06:13 PM
My dogs allowed in the kitchen and he's never shat anywhere but outside since he's been potty trained.
UserSince2005
15-10-2016, 06:15 PM
I went into the BB6 house mid production for a few minutes, was insane the mess.
Marsh.
15-10-2016, 06:15 PM
I remember going to my friend's house when I was like 12 and their cat had sh*t in the bath tub and his mum hit the roof.
Then when I used their toilet a FORTNIGHT later, IT WAS STILL THERE!
Shaun
15-10-2016, 06:19 PM
I'm sorry I must have typed "in the experience of some dumbasses on this website" not "in my experience", my mistake :think:
Ashley.
15-10-2016, 06:23 PM
We don't all let our dogs in the kitchen :idc:
What's wrong with the dog in the kitchen he's not exactly ****ting on the kitchen side
I have never met anyone who let their dog **** in the house, city or country :umm2:
Not sure what dog loving houses you've been visiting Shaun
My dogs allowed in the kitchen and he's never shat anywhere but outside since he's been potty trained.
For shame, Shaun!
Marsh.
15-10-2016, 06:27 PM
All these super defensive pet owners who didn't like Shaun exposing them for the dutty bitches they are. :clap1:
caprimint
15-10-2016, 07:07 PM
What's wrong with the dog in the kitchen he's not exactly ****ting on the kitchen side
It's pretty gross having animals in the place where food is prepared.
Like imagine you visited a pub/restaurant and they had their dog perched in the kitchen, I doubt you'd be too impressed. People seem to give their own pets a pass but I still think it's disgusting.
Firewire
15-10-2016, 07:55 PM
I had a friend when I was in primary school (although he went to another school) and his house was so ****ing disgusting I actually stopped being friends with him
Full of litter, dirty clothes and budgies.
Firewire
15-10-2016, 07:59 PM
I'm sorry I must have typed "in the experience of some dumbasses on this website" not "in my experience", my mistake :think:
:love:
Ashley.
15-10-2016, 08:00 PM
It's pretty gross having animals in the place where food is prepared.
Like imagine you visited a pub/restaurant and they had their dog perched in the kitchen, I doubt you'd be too impressed. People seem to give their own pets a pass but I still think it's disgusting.
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I remember going to my friend's house when I was like 12 and their cat had sh*t in the bath tub and his mum hit the roof.
Then when I used their toilet a FORTNIGHT later, IT WAS STILL THERE!
...and the roof was innocent, it was the cat all along/poor roof../boom boom...
...actually, I didn't think that cats liked water to go in the bath tub...
https://kittybloger.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/cat_in_bath10.jpg
One of my mother's friends (who must've had significant mental issues years later I've realized--she was prone to emotional meltdowns) whose kids I've known since birth let her home fall to squalor, bug infestation and all when she and her family went through some depressing times...
If you've ever seen the show Hoarders, it wasn't quite that bad (like we could clear it without a Bulldozer and might need to rent a dumpster but it would take days), but it was heading that direction quickly... she had a beautiful kitchen, with plenty of counter space and it was all covered with months worth of used pots and pans with food still in it. I felt her terrible for her really, because she had recently had an accident and was bedridden, so I stepped in to clean up and also cook for her and made her kids get off their ass and (all boys which was hell) help...
They never learned to keep a house and picked up some of her emotional problems, particularly emotional eating and anger problems. They hung onto material **** too as if it's a badge to proud of or something... I was quite angry at them for leaving their mother in that situation and not taking better care of her... but they were already too far gone tbh (late teens)... they've hardly matured since then.
Marsh.
16-10-2016, 03:20 PM
...and the roof was innocent, it was the cat all along/poor roof../boom boom...
...actually, I didn't think that cats liked water to go in the bath tub...
https://kittybloger.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/cat_in_bath10.jpg
The bath tub was empty. :nono:
_Tom_
16-10-2016, 03:47 PM
Idk about messiest, but when I was younger I was at my mum's friend's house and it was full of dog hair everywhere because their vacuum was broken at the time. I ended up having a full on asthma attack because of it, and my inhaler was (stupidly!) all the way back at home :worry:
ebandit
18-04-2017, 06:04 PM
my home...............cleaning/maintenance is another area where i am totally
irresponsible
..........................and the dog lays across my lap while i'm eating...catching crumbs
Mark L
armand.kay
18-04-2017, 08:44 PM
[any male uni friend who lives with all guys]'s house.
Amy Jade
18-04-2017, 08:57 PM
I didn't go inside but I saw the hallway when I had to go to the door when I was asked to help out on home deliveries in work and one womans house was horrific, smelt of wee as soon as she opended the door and by the stairs an overflowing cat litter tray and poo outside of the box. The little I saw was just mess eveywhere.
Her net curtains were yellow too I suspect from nicotine.
Ronald.
18-04-2017, 08:58 PM
The TiBB BB house ha ha. R.
ebandit
24-08-2017, 05:29 PM
my home...............cleaning/maintenance is another area where i am totally
Mark L
when i wrote this............i had not vacuumed for 7 years and other tasks
had been ignored
OMG i've been spring cleaning...............it's taken weeks but i'm getting there
but i feel bad..........................i've made homeless many spiders whom had holed up in corners 'n nooks.....................now the poor mites keep falling
into my bath /sink they are so disorientated
Mark L
My boss' flat above the pub where I work it's vile.
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