Beerus
Banned
Woulda made me cringe in the past.
But now?
Meh.
But now?
Meh.
So You Leave Out A Mouse Trap At Your Crib...And Come Back To This
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You could have a case for "Constructive Eviction" and/or Implied Warranty of Habitability
I know you gotta give the landlord a reasonable amount of time to fix the infestation but the mere hint of bringing lawyers into it will have him copping pleas
TheDragon23
Banned
Put roughly 1 million more traps down and go on a loooong vacay.
observe
Banned
Since we own the property and have tenants next door we make sure this never happens.
The Nigerian
The Realest Member of TheColi
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whats your next move?
Lawyer
Landlord
In that order.
Fvck the bullsh!t, I'm outta there and getting compensated for the inconvenience.
Boolean
APIDTA
Bunch of pussies. Btw spiders have nothing to do with cleanliness more so the location. I live near the sticks.. Spiders go hard regardless.
That amount of spiders ,suggest they either have an ample feeding source (other bugs as spiders are somewhat high on the food chain ) or they have simply made your home theirs (Watched that shyt on discovery channel) , ,I did notice I think several roaches on that trap and the fact you are suspicious of a mouse infestation suggests, either you have extremely dirty neighbors or you need to clean your fukking house so I think we can hold off calling the discovery channel for now.
Calling in the landlord may be a good idea .although they might not be happy if this was caused by your actions, and will try to pin the blame on you whatever unless they are ultra nice people,which most landlords are not. You need to weigh things up,personally I would try to sort it myself with rubber gloves, cleaning product and lots of pest killing chemicals, won't be pleasant because I wouldn't want a bad reference if I was planning to continue renting .Do you live with other folks,? they should lend a hand if they are in part responsible. At least give the place a damn good clean if you do decide to contact the landlord to make a better impression.
, unless of course my property was ultra clean ,you could eat your dinner off the floor, in which case, I would be calling in the landlord demanding he/she find out why my property is infested, and calling in environmental health,if he wouldn't let me break the lease.
Calling in the landlord may be a good idea .although they might not be happy if this was caused by your actions, and will try to pin the blame on you whatever unless they are ultra nice people,which most landlords are not. You need to weigh things up,personally I would try to sort it myself with rubber gloves, cleaning product and lots of pest killing chemicals, won't be pleasant because I wouldn't want a bad reference if I was planning to continue renting .Do you live with other folks,? they should lend a hand if they are in part responsible. At least give the place a damn good clean if you do decide to contact the landlord to make a better impression.
, unless of course my property was ultra clean ,you could eat your dinner off the floor, in which case, I would be calling in the landlord demanding he/she find out why my property is infested, and calling in environmental health,if he wouldn't let me break the lease.
Dog Based Gremlin
Veteran
enjoy that neg 
BlvdBrawler
Superstar
You can tell from the particulate matter as well as the variety of insects that this trap was placed outside (bees?).
But if that shyt did happen indoors, it's not like you wouldn't already be aware that there was a bug problem.
I wonder how long the trap was set for.
But if that shyt did happen indoors, it's not like you wouldn't already be aware that there was a bug problem.
I wonder how long the trap was set for.
Pull my dingaling out and fukk each of those critters one by one in their web spouts...