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Will you live in in this apartment? I have just found this:
World’s Most Disgusting Apartment Is In Houston

WARNING: NOT FOR FAINT OF HEART.
When your apartment gets to this point, I wonder if you even bother ***** in the toilet, or anywhere near the bathroom, for that matter. The moment you feel a dump coming on, do you just drop your pants, squat down and start squeezing no matter where you are in the apartment?
 
That makes me wannt to clean my apartment...and it's fairly clean. :(
 
OMG! Who ruins a perfectly good couch like that. I mean you put a little febreze on that and scrub it out, it would look great in my apartment. You know what, I know we have a dangerous job to do, but i'm taking that couch.
 
Man, I suddenly have the urge for a cheeseburger or pizza....ummmmmmm
 
No one lives like that.



Do they? :huh:

You'd be surprised. You should watch Clean House sometimes to have your mind blown.

The mountains of cigarettes really got me, that's amazing. Oh and WTF is up with the brown trail coming out of the toilet?! Good God.
 
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I've unfortunately seen this before :( urgh. Imagine how it smells
 
Wow, I can't believe it belongs to a woman!
 
Absolutely Insane. I get upset if there's too much dust rolling around on the ground! Geeze!
 
This is definitely not the dirtiest apartment I've seen. There was an apartment in the city that my father bought to renovate..he bought the whole thing for I believe 25K.

Here's a nice description of it:

When I walked in...I immediately noticed hundreds, if not thousands of cockroaches scurrying around the walls, vents, on the floor. Some dropped off the ceiling onto my head. Mice had occupied the entire house as well, and baby mice were hopping along in lines on every floor of this house. I think I stepped on, and killed about half a dozen mice just walking from the front door to the kitchen...not to mention all the rat poop everywhere.

Inside the refrigerator, in the Egg holders..there were dead cockroaches...the oven had a left over lasagna from probably ages ago, dried up with dead cockroaches inside of it...grease stains everywhere ofcourse...inside out, on the floor, on the counters. The freezer had frozen cockroaches in the ice compartment.

Upstairs was also a mess, trash and dirty old, sticky porn magazines laid strewn across the floor..in the other room there was a pile of used diapers in one corner of the room about 5 feet high and 7 feet wide, about 4 feet thick. We had to shovel that out. The stairs were dilapidated and not fit to walk on outside. The wooden floor was sinking on one side from the fluids seeping from diapers.

When I went outside by walking around the house..the backyard was a total mess...fast food wrappers everywhere, trash, junk, an old oven. I noticed the basement door chewed out in one corner. I opened the door and I heard an animal inside..it was a dog. A skinny black labrador where you could palpate and see the ribs on it. I was so distraught looking at the poor thing, I wanted to take it home, but I didnt know what diseases it had. I went to the grocery store and bought a bag of dog food, opened it and left it in the basement for it to eat while we asked neighbors who lived here.

The neighbors claimed it was a drug-using family that were kicked out. I told them about the dog and they said they knew about it and they felt sorry for it and would throw their left over food in the backyard for it to eat. When we called the police to notify them about the animal cruelty, the following day someone had taken away the dog...we think it was the neighbors who tipped off the old owners before the cops could come.

That has to be on the top 3 worse apartments I've seen. There was another apartment where we evicted a drug user who liquid-nailed shut all the windows to conserve heat and had dogs, cats, rabbits, and ferrets in his house. When we walked in, the rabbit was *****ing the dog...the smell was so bad b/c he was trying to conceal his pets from us and the neighbors when we opened the door to let the house breathe, the neighbors 100 feet away could smell it. He also had a qaudropolegic father that he used to steal the Social security checks from, who wasnt cared for and was allowed to sleep in his own excrement.

Ok I"LL STOP THERE.
 
Respect for the self-standing cigarette-sculpture :applaud
 
That makes me wannt to clean my apartment...and it's fairly clean. :(

Same here.

I mean, I let my place get a little bit out of control sometimes, but at least I have standards.

My biggest mess is that I have too many video game boxes, and no shelf space for them, so they sit in a pile on my floor in front of my shelves.
 
Just to clarify things here, my apartment isn't what you'd call the cleanest place in the world, heck it might not even be the cleanest place in my apartment cluster, but it's never been as bad as the apartment that's the center of this topic. All I really need to do is throw out unread magazines, vacuum, clean animal cages, litter pans, dishes and scrub a few things down which would take only 5 hours to do. But my crazy work schedule kind of gets in the way so I clean in a piece meal way because I'm always tired. Being a single working female with only your part time job as income is tough. I can't split myself into two people to get everything done you know.
 
Will you live in in this apartment? I have just found this:
World’s Most Disgusting Apartment Is In Houston

WARNING: NOT FOR FAINT OF HEART.
When your apartment gets to this point, I wonder if you even bother ***** in the toilet, or anywhere near the bathroom, for that matter. The moment you feel a dump coming on, do you just drop your pants, squat down and start squeezing no matter where you are in the apartment?

Sure I would. After the building is leveled and they rebuild the damn thing from the foundation up.

Nasty **** up in there.
 
No but I would buy and get it renovated if it was located in a good area. i would then sell it off at hopefully a good profit.
 
Generally, living conditions that get to those extremes are a result of compulsive hoarding, which is a mental disorder. They can't bring themselves to throw anything away, no matter how useless, even trash and excrement. They often hoard animals as well, which leads to further disgusting conditions as they can't keep up with 57 cats.
 

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