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"Cornballers. EVERY DAMN TIME."

Quite frankly, I love the "fuck it" sign. I also wouldn't be friends with anyone who would legitimately be offended. It might actually work as a nice litmus test...

#2 and @5 are the same bed...

TKPKgirl -- there's living in 600 square feet (which isn't too tiny), and then there's living in a space so small that one needs a twin-sized murphy bed out of necessity.

Also, who lives in a studio and needs bunk beds???

-lives in 300 sq feet, sleeps in a normal bed

A neighbor down the hall started routinely knocking on my door asking to use the internet, borrow 5 bucks for laundry, etc. I consistently said no, which didn't dissuade him from asking. Since then, I've stopped answering my door unless I know the person.

By the way -- I love the shameless collection of casebooks, complete with yellow used stickers on them. (Am a law student.)

My studio apartment is 13 feet wide. While it isn't that big of a deal in the 12x13 "main room" (i.e. living room, dining room, study, bedroom, etc), the 6ftx6ft galley kitchen is pretty epically small.

@LauraInCancun: Just so you know, for those of us living in east coast cities, it is rare that a dwelling (i.e. house, apartment, etc) can be found with rent less than 800/month -- and that's cheap.

Note to self: BFA programs in design will not teach proper spelling, grammar, punctuation, or humility.

Really, AT? The space is beautiful, but for a blog that seems so very concerned with the print content of its entries (evidenced by the gratuitous royal "we"), this was very poorly edited. It was cute when Claudia Kishi couldn't spell, but it's lost its charm.

almond cider or a brown sugar old fashioned at the white horse tavern!