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15 Things You And Your Roomie Always Say To Each Other

Roomies?? Froomies!!

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15 Things You And Your Roomie Always Say To Each Other

Living with someone new is always an exciting experience. However, living in a dorm room can be vastly different. Many boundaries are lifted and the closeness is inevitable.

1. “Let’s see how much ice cream we can take from the downstairs buffet.”

2. “I need to do my laundry.” *doesn’t do laundry for 3 weeks*

3. *roomie starts laughing* *you start laughing* *continue laughing for 10 minutes”

4. *1:50am…* “Do you want to order Insomnia?”

5. *takes picture together* “Let’s caption this, ‘Froomie’.”

6. “Are you cool if I set my alarm for 7:30am?” “Okay, just let me mentally prepare myself.”

7. “Feel free to bring my back food!!”

8. “We need to start going to the gym.”

9. “Are… you going to eat that?”

10. “Are you Snapchatting me right now…”

11. “TURN YOUR ALARM OFF.”

12. “We should really clean our room soon.” “Yeah you’re so right.” *both open Netflix*

13. “What Netflix series are you on now??

14. “Hey, do you want to go get food?"

15. “Make sure The Bachelor is on when I come back.”

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