I am so used to living alone....moved my sister and her 14 year old son in to help her with medical problems. My nephew just got home from camp and grabbed the laptop and went to "their" room. On his way to his room, he asked about dinner. I just went in to let him know that dinner would be ready soon and the kid is in front of the laptop, completely NAKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! His Mom thinks this is funny! The curtains are pulled open and the shades pulled up for all the world to see and it is still daylight here. I say those things should be taken care of in the bathroom or at night....this is my house and I feel invaded! I raised 4 boys and never had this happen and I can't wait for my sister to get here

Sorry... I know it is frustrating. But that is hella funny!

wow, sorry to hear that, it is hard when you live alone for a while to get used to people being around. I never liked room mates anyway myself

was his sticker peckin' out?



couldn't help myself on that one

I think they both need to realize that they are guests in MY house and if they want to act like this, then they need to find another place to stay.My grand kids come over here, friends stop by, and I just can't have this crap going on.

Hey (((( kim )))) other than being flashed, how ya been darlin'

He grabbed a pillow very quickly, thank God

Hummm have to admit that is sorta funny.

But my question was he in the room you gave him to use? If so did you not knock?

I mean if he was in his room for the moment and the door was shut should one not knock first before entering?

Even when my kids lived at home I always knocked on their doors and never just opened the door. Cause I expect the same when they come to my door.

But now I will admit he should have the shades down and closed when sitting neked.

(((Tom))) Coping....and looking forward to getting my new baby in 8 days...he sure is a cutie...will be 8 weeks old when I bring him home.....and I've been getting fat on peanut butter fudge

I know what you mean. People don't realize that sometimes, it is your house and they should respect that especially since you are helping them out. Pretty rude, was funny to read though.

Tell him in a loud and thunderous voice,

B O Y !!!!!!! put some damn clothes on

Wow! Ewww! Totally NOT cool!

OMG, I hate to laugh darlin', but the visual was some funny reading.

Tell him the Ron White (Blue Collar Comedy guy) joke. When his grandmother caught HIM..she told him

"Young Man! The Bible says it is better for your seed to fall into the belly of a whore than on the ground".

Hard to argue with that logic. He'll be down on the street corner.

I yelled his name, knocked, and he said "yes?" I took that as a "come on in"...never expected him to be so casual about it in someone else's home...and no...it is actually his Mom's room because when she called me about moving in...she told me he was moving to Florida with his dad and would not even be here. She surprised me with the first truck load of her stuff and had him with her, and they have been here for 5 weeks now.

you should knock before entering he should have the door locked if hes nakesd jmo he shouldn't be in front of the computer naked in your house

I looked at a Blue Quaker today at the pet store, they wanted 900 bucks for him, I was shocked, I payed 250 for my Quaker and the Blues are 350 in La, the neighbor here in Maryland said they can be found for 150 to 300 at some place, PetSmart has people paying for three or four to get one, ridiculous. I miss my parrot, can't wait till I get back to Louisiana to get him, gonna try and go in June or July I hope.

THAT is exactly what happened

my folks when I was a kid never knew what knocking was, and were big time snoops, never any privacy, they thought if you needed privacy you were up to no good, couldn't wait to join the Army and get the hell away

blue quakers are rare thats not that high if you find one for 350 thats a very good deal

tell him to grab some cream rinse and go to the shower or lock the damn door,

Point and giggle as you say, it's so tiny, you poor thing

If you find a stiff rag under the bed when you clean up, don't touch it