How To Do Just About Everything
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Question: How do you fit your books, clothes, linens, computer and other necessities into a space no bigger than a prison cell? Answer: With furniture that's vertical, functional and dual-purpose.
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Comments
Korarnithlas said
on 2/25/2008 Heh, I would actually say don't decorate -with- your roommate.
You may be able to coordinate in the first year, but what about the other 3 (or more) years of college?
Also, it would be impossible, let's say, if you get a random roommate and realize he/she is your perfect roommate match except...he/she likes the opposite side of the color wheel. There's no reason to attempt coordinating your blue-green scheme to his/her orange-red. If you do, you might end up with a scheme you can't stand and, unless you happen to be extremely rich, must stick with for the rest of your time at college.
Why let colors divide you from a great friendship? If your roommate really cares -that- much, ignore that person (it's possible to live in a box with someone you dislike) or let them find another roommate.
It's better to buy things in the scheme you like, and "suffer" (that's sarcasm, *snorts*)
Korarnithlas said
on 2/25/2008 Heh, I would actually say don't decorate -with- your roommate.
You may be able to coordinate in the first year, but what about the other 3 (or more) years of college?
Also, it would be impossible, let's say, if you get a random roommate and realize he/she is your perfect roommate match except...he/she likes the opposite side of the color wheel. There's no reason to attempt coordinating your blue-green scheme to his/her orange-red. If you do, you might end up with a scheme you can't stand and, unless you happen to be extremely rich, must stick with for the rest of your time at college.
Why let colors divide you from a great friendship? If your roommate really cares -that- much, ignore that person (it's possible to live in a box with someone you dislike) or let them find another roommate.
It's better to buy things in the scheme you like, and "suffer" (that's sarcasm, *snorts*)
Korarnithlas said
on 2/25/2008 Heh, I would actually say don't decorate -with- your roommate.
You may be able to coordinate in the first year, but what about the other 3 (or more) years of college?
Also, it would be impossible, let's say, if you get a random roommate and realize he/she is your perfect roommate match except...he/she likes the opposite side of the color wheel. There's no reason to attempt coordinating your blue-green scheme to his/her orange-red. If you do, you might end up with a scheme you can't stand and, unless you happen to be extremely rich, must stick with for the rest of your time at college.
Why let colors divide you from a great friendship? If your roommate really cares -that- much, ignore that person (it's possible to live in a box with someone you dislike) or let them find another roommate.
It's better to buy things in the scheme you like, and "suffer" (that's sarcasm, *snorts*)
Anonymous said
on 7/14/2006 Ideal for cash strapped students, gain immediate under bed storage, by putting your bed (securely) on top of 4 breeze blocks. Plenty of space for boxes, files, and suitcases!
Anonymous said
on 3/30/2006 Don't decorate without your roommate. Not only is it a great way to bond and learn about each others style, but if you don't it could kick off a year of confrontations.