kochiya sanae and tatara kogasa (touhou) drawn by mizuki_hitoshi

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    Hang in There, Kogasa-san 2953

    It bothered me that that room on the second floor was even cheaper, when I moved in, I didn't want to carry my heavy luggage up the narrow outside stairway, so I went for the first floor. It even had a yard! I lived there for four years!

    I went back to see those apartments for the first time in ages, by the way, and they'd been rebuilt.

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    user 509926
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    This happens more often than you think. I hear this story so often where a stain start to form in the ceiling before people realize the person living above them died and no one came to visit so the corpse had plenty time to rot and decompose.

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    Darkagma
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    alphamone said:

    To answer Sanae, because it likely made the place far cheaper as compared to a similar property that someone hasn't died in.

    In these trying times, principles won't take you anywhere. If he didn't do it, there would be a dozen poor students more than willing to take his place.

    Student times never change.

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    Barrakketh
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    Котенок said:

    This happens more often than you think. I hear this story so often where a stain start to form in the ceiling before people realize the person living above them died and no one came to visit so the corpse had plenty time to rot and decompose.

    Depending on the climate and A/C the decomp can happen in under a week. No clue about how long it would take migrate through the floor and ceiling.

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    Nietz
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    alphamone said:

    To answer Sanae, because it likely made the place far cheaper as compared to a similar property that someone hasn't died in.

    True, I had a friend in Sapporo who got an apartment for less than the average value because the previous tenant had committed suicide in it.

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