We had 60 per floor in two floor buildings with open bay barracks during basic training. They also allowed smoking. I will not forget those lovely eight weeks! Many things happened that were "unique".


>Try 30 roommates most of whom snore or talk in their sleep (military)! <g>
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>>You know, if I had to choose, I rather have some who smokes. What freaks me out more is someone who talks in their sleep.
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>>I had a roommate at Texas A&M who'd talk and giggle all the time in his sleep. I can't believe I lived through that the whole semester.
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>>>>> ... I hope the correction I posted helps clarify the fact since there is a big difference involved.
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>>>>>$159 sounds great. Add a roommate to the mix and you've got $80-$90 per night. And best of all, you get to make a new friend.
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>>>>Unless you get a roommate that snores like jack-hammer.
>>>>Man, I hate it when that happens. :)
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>>>Snoring is like smoking in that you have to confirm that the other person is a good match for your needs. Hopefully snorers actually realize that they snore and can warn you about it. < g >