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Leeds Lodgings For A Lady?

Posted: 03 Aug 2008, 19:16
by eastmidswhizzkid
a very good friend of mine is starting her first year at leeds uni in september and is yet to find accomodation; however she is urgently in need of moving to the area asap /in the next fortnight or so due to a deteriorating relationship with her frankly victorian jailer of a landlord/boyfriend.

all she requires is a room in a rented shared house / squat/ bedsit where she is allowed to have her (phenomenally cute) staffordshire bull-terrier puppy to live and occcassionaly smoke cigarettes without any of said landlord's smack-head mates coming round and robbing her. she's got money up front and a full grant lurking in the wings.

she is (probably) house-trained and will only get uncontrollably and happily drunk if encouraged.
can't vouch for her taste in music ("new model who?" "the sisters of mercy? aren't they goths?") but 26 year-old pagan-hippy chicks are a law unto themselves....but did i mention that she is a very good friend of mine? :kiss:

anyone who knows of anything or anyone please PM me. and i'll owe you one. :notworthy:

ta.
Lee 8)

Posted: 03 Aug 2008, 19:34
by CellThree
Why does she let her puppy smoke?

Posted: 03 Aug 2008, 19:44
by Maisey
I start my first year at Leeds in September. I'm in a dorm so can't be much help with living space, but if she needs someone to have a drink with or just some company in a new town feel free to pass on my email. PM if you wish...

Posted: 03 Aug 2008, 19:47
by eastmidswhizzkid
nice one maisey -in fact if anyone else starting/already at uni just wants to be friendly i'll certainly pass on e-mail addys.

@C3:- cause as everbody knows magnus, smurking tabs iz coool, an' it meks yu look 'ard...as in: ." Her eyes light up when you do...." :lol:

Posted: 04 Aug 2008, 07:53
by Norman Hunter
...And I'll gladly point her away from boozers full of grumpy locals :wink:

You never know, we may just bump into one-another on the mean streets of Headingley. Top Clue: I'm the one in black pushing the pink buggy :lol:

Posted: 04 Aug 2008, 09:17
by markfiend
To be honest, the puppy might be a problem for rented accomodation; as we found out with the dogfiend, a 'no pets' clause seems to be pretty standard in most letting agreements.

Posted: 04 Aug 2008, 09:51
by timsinister
Seconded, I'd say 80 to 90% of both singular landlords and agencies are anti-pet. :roll:

I'll keep my eyes peeled - I found a roommate through the LJs, so recommend she try that as well.

Luck!

Posted: 05 Aug 2008, 12:28
by eastmidswhizzkid
you'd think, wouldn't you, that landlords would prefer to have dogs protecting their properties for them. :roll:

cheers anyway dudes. 8)