OK, So I’ve just moved in to my student house (well on thursday)
so far missing is:
* pencil case (complete with my good pen!)
* calculator
*timetable
*chequebook
*drawing pins
* 3 books

I’m pretty sure they haven’t been stolen by my housemates…and they are no where to be found in my room…

think there is a secret hiding place somewhere? if so…any suggestions? 😉

under the fridge

Kitchen!

Or in a bag you’v stuffed somewhere. They look like things you’d need all together, not just random stuff.

You got a shower room? In halls in 1st year we broke into flatmates room and moved everything (bed, wardrobe, the whole lot) into the shower room, locked it, put the shower on and left through the window (ground floor). Told him we had no idea what had happened. Almost rang the police. Brilliant 🙂

Sorry, I borrowed them, assumed it would be OK. On holiday now until March. Do you need them?

Its not in the kitchen, or the bathroom, or in the draw where it all really should be (I’ve checked there 4 times!).

I assume I’ve packed them all together and put them somewhere…

Dave, can I have them back please 😉 being locked out of online banking and not having student loan through yet means a chequebook would be handy! 😛

If it’s a student house, in me experience it’ll be somewhere no-one ever looks, like the laundry basket or where the cleaning supplies are kept. You might need to ask the landlord, I doubt your flatmates will know.

(ah, happier days)

Last weekend I finally came across the ipod that I’d spent the last year looking for.
Found it in the pocket of a pair of washed and tumble dried jeans* that I’d put in the bottom of a drawer.
Despite the somewhat wrinkled plastic from the tumble drier, it still works perfectly – which is nice.

*I first accidentally wrote that as “Washed and tumble dried dreams” which sounds lovely to me, but makes slightly less sense.

(and if you’re a student, learn to spell ‘drawer’ FFS, you’re the second person in as many threads to do that…!)

maybe there’s a ghost ? they like to play tricks 😉

Par for the course in our house was for the vital missing notes to be found in the bottom drawer in the living room chest of drawers. Under the takeaway menus.

Cougar – Member

(and if you’re a student, learn to spell ‘drawer’ FFS, you’re the second person in as many threads to do that…!)

Chill Winston 😉

Raspberries.

(-:

Under the bed?

I put them back where I found them. Thanks for use of…..

Has someone moved your stationnery cupboard? In which case your stationnery cupboard is clearly not stationary. It’ll be the philosophy students doing some situationist pranks on you. Maybe they’ve traded them for a pot noodle?

Listen to some emo music, it’ll make things seem slightly better.

Fallen down behind the piano is my guess.

I saw them just over there —–> a moment ago

a chequebook would be handy!

What, to hold everyone in the queue at the local chippy up?

‘Kin students…

(Suspects Becky may be a teeny bit younger than he, and may not remember such comedic genius)

About 3’31” in. Enjoy! 😀 (Warning: bit sweary)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsZ10ydh59w

Found the pencil case and the calculator…on top of the wardrobe!

Cougar – Member
(and if you’re a student, learn to spell ‘drawer’ FFS, you’re the second person in as many threads to do that…!)

I know how to spell drawer, I just forgot in the annoyance of losing something, I’m a chemistry student anyway, its all numbers and symbols!

elaine anne – Member
maybe there’s a ghost ? they like to play tricks

I like that idea…do you think I could train the ghost to cook and clean for me? 😛

I once turned my flat upside down looking for the TV remote. Spent a good couple of hours. In the end I gave up and went to the fridge to get a drink… bingo.

I’m a chemistry student anyway, its all numbers and symbols!

What like the symbol for apostrophe in “it’s”?

Oh, there’s nothing worse than people who pick up on others’ typing… ah, wait…

I once turned my flat upside down looking for the TV remote. Spent a good couple of hours. In the end I gave up and went to the fridge to get a drink… bingo.

That all sounds horribly familiar.

In the end I gave up and went to the fridge to get a drink… bingo.

Hora’s little dog was in your fridge? 😯

What like the symbol for apostrophe in “it’s”?

I always thought my spelling / grammar was good, it all went down hill on this thread!