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Revision as of 18:03, 6 December 2006
Template:Blog3 Horrid Flatmates is the sixty-eighth video in the Lonelygirl15 video series.
Transcript
Gemma: Hi everyone! Bree, I haven't heard from you for a few days - hope everything's okay. Well, since it's quiet on your end, I thought we could talk about my life here. I guess the biggest culture shock ...flatmates. I mean the nicest people can turn into these nasty demon...beasts. Not Danielbeasts mind you - real beasts. They're brilliant on nights out, but the next morning, they're utter nightmares.
(Gemma has a loud mock argument with herself, switching from standing over the bed, to lying on it. Some portions of the conversation are sped up 300% but the whole of it seems to be random accusations about lack of cleanliness.)
And the food situation...that's just rubbish. I came home from Uni and found my biscuit tin empty. There was a trail of crumbs leading to my flatmate's room. And when I confronted her, she shrugged. I guess I need to put a padlock on the cupboard. And then this gunk in the drain that greets me for my morning bath. To be fair, they probably think I'm the one with the nasty habits or unsavoury personality. ...That's not true (laughs). Even though it's hard sometimes, it has made me appreciate different lifestyles. So that's it then. (waves) Cheers. Bree, I hope to hear from you soon.
Notes
- This was posted two days after Bree's last video, which was a mild cliffhanger, and serves to increase anxiety for Bree and her parents by pointing out the Bree's silence.
- The British term "biscuit" is equivalent to the American "cookie", however the tag "bisquit" is not a British spelling, but an apparent typo.
