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KyoshiroT
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why would a picture rip off the wallpaper with it? that is some pretty cheap flat you're staying in right there.
unless if you glued the picture to the wall, then YDI.
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ezrocks4u
| 29
Well, don't be a tease, tear it all down and out up new wallpaper! Bonus points if you put the same pattern back up-your landlord might actually appreciate it.
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KyoshiroT
| 32
why would a picture rip off the wallpaper with it? that is some pretty cheap flat you're staying in right there.
unless if you glued the picture to the wall, then YDI.
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irisr_fml
| 23
If the wallpaper was ugly or old anyways, you helped the landlord in a way I guess
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ezrocks4u
| 29
Well, don't be a tease, tear it all down and out up new wallpaper! Bonus points if you put the same pattern back up-your landlord might actually appreciate it.
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kirby1964
| 16
Oh trust me, if not that it would have been something. I have never gotten a deposit back. This last place even sent me a bill.
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Dilexar
| 26
if it was that cheap in the first place, just glue it back on. might not even be noticeable.
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ThePaperDragon
| 31
Maybe look into 3M command strips the next time you would like to hang pictures on the wall.
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yerawizardlizzy
| 27
If your lease states you can't hang things on the wall, then you definitely deserve it.
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RichardPencil
| 22
Your landlord was going to keep the deposit anyways. At least you got some free wallpaper out of it.
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NYM88
| 26
Why is it when you want to remove wallpaper it's a bitch, but when you clearly don't it comes off like a banana peel?!
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SpaceToast
| 24
How do you manage to tear down wallpaper while taking a picture? O.o
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SnailMail
| 12
OP took a picture OFF the wall. Not took a picture of the wall
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PePziNL
| 20
Aaah the joys of grammar :)
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Monday 19 September 2016 17:47 /
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