The Temple of Dagon

Last night, the range-top on my kitchenette burst into flames. It was an electrical fire. I called 911, and the firemen came. They said the wiring all inside the unit is too old and worn, and that patching those wires would be pointless. I talked to the landlord just now, and the owner came up and looked at it, and they are going to go ahead and move me into a new apartment, since legally they cannot renovate with me living in this one.

So, yep, I have to move, and will be offline a bit. The good news? I get a new stove, new fridge, new carpet, and they are replacing my desk, which became one with the force. I will be closer to the window that is at the end of our hallway. In fact I will have that window as mine. Woot. Now I can see all the shady parts of society easier .

Anyhoo, I will begin moving this morning, and most of the day and tomorrow. The cable swap will take a few days I am sure, as it's not just a switch they flip.

So, later taters. (i love my life)

the prophecy of the signature. so it is written, so shall it come to pass

Make sure they don't give you one that smells like poopie.

JJ Burke wrote:the prophecy of the signature. so it is written, so shall it come to pass

EXACTLY!

Suuueeeee. SUUUUUEEEEEEE!!!!!



Sue.

That's....that's pretty insightful Franklin.

decadence wrote:That's....that's pretty insightful Franklin.

I may not be insightful, but at least I'm flame-retardant.

I think.

I'm something about a 'retard', anyway.

*shrugs* My stance on it stands, however. You could've been killed. I'd sue, but I'm a jerk. It seems like you have solid legal grounds, to me. Through faulty wiring, through no fault of your own, the place you rented nearly got you killed. I haven't rented an apartment in a while, but unless there's some clause saying they're not responsible if you burn alive because they're too cheap to make sure the building they're renting to you is actually safe, or unless you have some aversion to lots and lots of cash - yeah, sue.

*shrug* Listen to me or ignore me, that's my advice.

And Dec, if you lose, you can sue Franklin for giving you unsound legal advice.

Jesus Prime wrote:And Dec, if you lose, you can sue Franklin for giving you unsound legal advice.

Bah! Forgot my standard disclaimer! Okay, here goes: FranklinWestIsNotResponsibleForAnyGrievousFinancialLossWhichAlmostCertainlyWillResult
FromListeningToHimOrEvenBeingInHisPresenceWithoutFirstWrappingYourselfSnuglyInAFull
BodyCondomAndWrappingALiberalAmountOfDuctTapeOverYourEarsToBlockAnyOfTheCrap
WhichIsAlmostCertainlySpillingForthFromOrPreparingToSpillForthFromHisEver-GapingMaw.

Just make sure they dont get cheap again!
Make them give the best stove, fridge, desk money can buy!




Oh, and carpet made of gold!!

Oooh, carpet people.
Anyone read that book? I'm going to read it again.

Congratulations on the new apartment. I wish my stove would catch fire.

Sorry for that man, and congrats too!

FranklinWest wrote:

decadence wrote:That's....that's pretty insightful Franklin.

I may not be insightful, but at least I'm flame-retardant.

I think.

I'm something about a 'retard', anyway.

*shrugs* My stance on it stands, however. You could've been killed. I'd sue, but I'm a jerk. It seems like you have solid legal grounds, to me. Through faulty wiring, through no fault of your own, the place you rented nearly got you killed. I haven't rented an apartment in a while, but unless there's some clause saying they're not responsible if you burn alive because they're too cheap to make sure the building they're renting to you is actually safe, or unless you have some aversion to lots and lots of cash - yeah, sue.

*shrug* Listen to me or ignore me, that's my advice.

I misunderstood your post. I apologize.