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posted by [personal profile] elanya at 01:47am on 04/06/2002
Well, I just found out somethign that is somewhat depressing tonight... Well, bad news for me, and goodnews for
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Well, I just found out somethign that is somewhat depressing tonight... Well, bad news for me, and goodnews for <ljuser=longpig>, anyway.

When I go back to Canada, I'm goign to be moving to Waterloo to live with my fiance (Joel! yay!) and a friend of ours. We've already got a place, and Scott has either already left, or is leaving very soon. However, the lease is very very clear on one thing. <b>ABSOLUTELY</b> no pets. Which means that I don't get my willa babies back :(
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posted by [identity profile] skjaere.livejournal.com at 05:54pm on 03/06/2002
Well, Poo!
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posted by [identity profile] elanya.livejournal.com at 06:20pm on 03/06/2002
No poo, actually. It will be one minor advantage :(
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posted by [identity profile] kamalloy.livejournal.com at 07:07pm on 03/06/2002
Fiance? Wow, congratulations! ^_^
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Pets

posted by [identity profile] curtana.livejournal.com at 08:08pm on 03/06/2002
It's still worth asking the landlord or building manager once you get there whether small, caged pets are allowed. Many buildings put a "no pets" clause in the lease, but are actually more flexible in practice. The clause is just there to ensure that A) someone with 6 rottweilers doesn't move in or B)if a pet causes some kind of problem, they have a legal leg to stand on to make you get rid of the pet. You really should ask - the worst thing they can say is 'no'.
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posted by [identity profile] elanya.livejournal.com at 04:45am on 04/06/2002
Oh, no, apparently the lease is very very clear on this, along the lines of "Absolutely no pets. No cats, no dogs, no animals whatsoever, no lizards, no hamsters, etc."

Bleh.
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To forgot this clause

posted by (anonymous) at 05:43am on 04/06/2002
And absolutely, under no conditions, may you keep caged animals in the house, and hide the cage in a closet should the landlord ever actually come for a visit. Because that would be naughty.

-Ian
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posted by [identity profile] elanya.livejournal.com at 06:07am on 04/06/2002
It would have to be a big closet... their cage is 3 feet high by 2 feet deep and wide :o
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posted by [identity profile] curtana.livejournal.com at 09:13am on 04/06/2002
I still think it's worth your time to ask. They can't kick you out for asking whether you can have a pet. :p
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posted by [identity profile] longpig.livejournal.com at 11:07am on 04/06/2002
Yeah, it never hurts to ask. We're 'absolutely not supposed to have pets" here either... and how many animals have we got living here?
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posted by [identity profile] elanya.livejournal.com at 04:59pm on 04/06/2002
I suppose... I'll get Joel to do it though, since he's the one who actually signed the lease, adn can do it by phone, which is closer to 'in person' than I can get ^-^
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