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It's honestly not terrible, it's medium density. I guess they'd call them brownstones in other cities, buildings with like 3 apartments in them all connected with balconies/decks in the back. Most of Baltimore's housing stock is either these or rowhomes. I'd hate living in an apartment complex.
Yeah you guys had a lot of those when I visited. I think they were popular in the 20s when chi was booming.
She did a protest call and response like this
"what do you want"
:screm: Meow
"When do you want it"
:screm: Meow
My cat only meows when he thinks he's alone and my roommates cat only meows at me to get me to pet her then she runs away and hides when she has had sufficient pets
What the fuck! I would at the very least leave a note. That’s unacceptable
Better soundproofing and if there's genuinely disruptive neighbours (e.g. throwing loud parties every night) a better way to handle such conflicts. The rest, idk. I kinda like the fact that I can hear kids or music from my neighbours, I wouldn't want to live somewhere completely quiet. I guess living in flats vs in a rural house should be 100% choice instead of down to money, and that would already solve many problems.
Univision would be banned and replaced with Proletarian spanish language TV but otherwise no I like it here
The dude in the apartment next to me has this yipyap chihuahua that barks fucking constantly. Hate that thing.
The dog doesn't like to use the bathroom in the rain, so sometimes my neighbor will just let him shit on the hall floor by the building's door, then pick it up and hope nobody in the building notices. Great plan, slightly ruined by the fact that the hall then smells like shit for a week.
I get that with my neighbors too (got about 6 of them around me) and ngl it helps me feel safer. Idk, I live on a busy London street as well so the constant sound reminds me life is going on constantly around me. No time to wallow about being lonely.
