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[consulting_detective]

Donations should no longer be sent to the Montague address, as it’s no longer mine. My landlord disagreed with the spray paint that found its way onto my walls and floor.

New address to come.

Comments

[neveryou-again.livejournal.com]

Let us know when and w_harry and I will come round with risotto and some (non-alcoholic) cider to christian the flat. Especially if you end up with a roommate.

Christen

[consulting_detective]

Well, I've just seen John's offer, so you likely already know where I'll be.

[jumperfucker]

As long as you promise not to spray paint the walls or floor, you know you can always stay at mine.

[consulting_detective]

It was completely accidental.




Do you know anyone with a van?

[jumperfucker]

Call me when you're ready.

once more with slightly better grammar

[ningen-demonai.livejournal.com]

... How does one "accidentally" spray paint the walls and floor liberally enough for the landlord to kick one out?

Re: once more with slightly better grammar

[consulting_detective]

One just does. I'm not even going to bother to explain it.

[lass-sirene.livejournal.com]

You never learn, do you?

[consulting_detective]

I'm sorry. I don't recall ever asking your opinion.

[lass-sirene.livejournal.com]

You rarely do, but that doesn't stop me from being right. Anyway, you haven't suffered from a few pushes in the right direction so far, have you?

[consulting_detective]

I am handling it. See me? Handling it. Not needing your advice.

[travels-in-time.livejournal.com]

You know, I'm kind of with the landlord on this one. I can't imagine the conversation you had with him.

...well, no, I can, actually. Still sympathizing with the landlord.

Still, if JF's kindhearted enough to let you crash there for a while, all's well that ends well, I suppose.

[consulting_detective]

It was accidental. Had I done it intentionally, he might have ground to stand on, but it isn't like I deliberately got paint on the walls.

[alltoseek.livejournal.com]

Honestly, either way, as long as you were willing to clean it/make repairs, it shouldn't have been a big deal.

ARTISTS GONNA ART

LANDLORDS GONNA LORD THE LAND

I think it was all a ploy to get into a certain friend's pants flat, anyway

[consulting_detective]

Yes, thank you. It's always refreshing to see someone who isn't so quick to automatically assume the most destructive scenario imaginable.

He's been looking for a reason to throw me out for a while, and he jumped at this one.

[falling-voices.livejournal.com]

Hold on, all over the walls and floor? I can't imagine your landlord evicting you for just a small amount of it (unless it was the last straw, or something). Exactly how much paint was there? Were there explosions?

[consulting_detective]

Not all over. Just one wall, and a part of the floor.


And totally accidental.

[let-us-trade.livejournal.com]

Again?

[consulting_detective]

Yes. Shut up.

[let-us-trade.livejournal.com]

Well, I suppose now you'll have to hope jumperfucker doesn't tire of your shenanigans as well.

[consulting_detective]

Shenanigans? It's not like I do this stuff deliberately. Some people understand the concept of an accident better than others, I suppose.

[salts-theway.livejournal.com]

Spray paint?

[consulting_detective]

Yes, spray paint. Is there a reason I shouldn't be using it?

[dreamwaffles.livejournal.com]

As long as you've got a mask, I can't imagine why not. Maybe also eye protection. Chemicals in your eyes/lungs are no joke. (I've been a biology major for three years. Took chemistry for two of them, too. I probably have a higher likelihood of developing some interesting cancers now, but that's the price of science, I guess.)

urban art

[fireworking-cat.livejournal.com]

Is it just me, that I don't really see the problem?
(I mean with the painting, not with the fumes. Fellow biologist here, too.)

I like graffiti and spray-art or urban-art or however the professional term is.
I wish I could do that probably and decorate my own walls... should practice maybe ;)