Spoilt Little Rich Girl, any ideas?

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I know it's horrid but basically what I did was just tolerate living with the idiot in my flat for the rest of the year. Barely spoke to her at all , didn't spend much time in the kitchen, spent time with my friends in other halls, and haven't really seen her since. When we came back for second year she did try and get my attention outside of a club a few times, but I just ignored her. She's in America for semester 2 anyway, so no worries of that happening now :smile:

So basically, just put up with it and don't let it ruin uni for you.

Reply 41

donuticus

If she leaves food out and generally makes a mess take raw meet and mess and dump it in her room. Then use the kitchen as you see fit.

Reply 42

SpiritedAway

Original post by Holly Hiskey

Amazing.
Also get a boy to jizz into any dairy products that she has- yogurt being the obvious one
Put honey on her door handles
Knock on her door late at night and run
Borrow someone's speakers and set them up outside her room early in the morning, then play them full blast.
If her parents come to visit, cover her room in porn whilst she's downstairs meeting them
If you know her email, add her to the mailing list of anything you can think of.
Befriend a zoology, biology or medical students and get bits and pieces from the after dissections and add it to her food.
I don't think I could actually do any of those to someone though....

And in addition:
Put glue/jam/honey in the lock
Poo in her shoes
Break her furniture so she has to pay for it
Put food colouring on her light coloured clothes

Reply 43

SFsucks

Original post by musicismylife91

Hey all, I'm currently living in halls with a spoilt little rich girl! From moving in, we got on really well, similar music tastes etc. Since about November, she has become impossible to live with. She's messy (never washes up, leaves raw meat and cooked food just on the surfaces, wont clean it up), takes any food just left in the fridge because "Were a family, so we should all share" - but doesn't contribute to things we share like bread/milk/butter etc. There's 5 of us in the flat, and since Christmas, she has been going out with one of our other flatmates who has said that he feels trapped in the relationship, and has split up with her several times, but has no will power just to end it. She has more money than us (c. £200 a week after rent) so makes us feel bad cause we can't afford to go out for meals/nights out every night of the week. She has frequently gone to security pretending that my room is her room when I haven't been there, so she can borrow my clothes and shoes without asking me first (this has now been sorted though). Its not just this, theres many many more things.

Me and two of my other flatmates have recently told her we don't want to live with her next year, as we'd rather look after a classroom of four year olds after a packet of smarties in all honesty. Since telling her this, she has gone mental. She has been drink driving, having really really loud sex with her boyfriend (beyond the realms of faking it), has damaged my car, thrown all of our food into the bin "cause its gone out of date" (when we had been shopping the day before), or because "she doesnt like it", smashes our glasses/plates etc so we have to go out and buy new ones. We've now resorted to keeping everything that we possibly can in our rooms and the three of us are scared to leave our rooms for whatever she may possibly do next. The residential team have tried talking to her, but that hasnt really worked and they wont take it any further and told us "We have to get on with it".
Has anybody got any ideas on how we can talk to her? We've tried, but she just wont listen and goes off crying to Daddy who'll dump a few hundred in her bank account to keep her happy! Any help will be much appreciated!

Best thing I can suggest is to go with your other flatmates who also can't stand her to the Students Union and get advise form them. From what I can remeber the sort of stuff she has been doing could get her kicked out (such as tranpassing in your room and damaging your car).
You and your flatmates do not have to put up with it and the residential team sound like a load of lazzy arse holes to be honest.

Reply 44

babygirl110

Original post by jennifer.re

So basically, just put up with it and don't let it ruin uni for you.

Sometimes that's the best option, I've done that before. Keeping your distance is the best thing you can do in such situations, that way you can avoid confrontation and set boundaries.

Reply 45

SFsucks

Original post by musicismylife91

She has frequently gone to security pretending that my room is her room when I haven't been there, so she can borrow my clothes and shoes without asking me first (this has now been sorted though).

She has been drink driving

has damaged my car

smashes our glasses/plates etc so we have to go out and buy new ones.

If you can get proper evidence of this, say CCTV etc you could threatern her with going to the police about it, that probably get her to get her act togetter and if she dosen't then take it up futher with the police.
That is of course if she is really that much of a spolit cow.

Reply 46

Dubstarr

If some bitch did that to my car I would ****in chop her head off!

Reply 47

babygirl110

Original post by SFsucks

I bet she is. I've met my fair share of spoilt girls.

This drink driving thing is really common in certain types of girls as well. A girl I was friends with at uni used to drink drive, I remember a Richard and Judy's daughter got into trouble for drink driving and then I also remember this other girl I used to work with in London, one time we were on our way home after having had loads of drinks with workmates. We lived in the same area and when we were on the tube she told me she was going to be driving from the station.

Reply 48

crazycake93

Original post by Holly Hiskey

Better idea, get a guy with Herpes to Jizz in all her Diary products. Or just break her room door down and **** on her pillow, she'll have pink eye for the following 3 months.

Reply 49

sarahthegemini

Smack the sh** out of the little bitch. Alternatively, dip her eyeliner in chilli/some form of irritant?

Change the locks?

Original post by should be revising

Change the locks?

You can't do that in halls, you'll hit with a hefty fine.

Reply 52

Holly Hiskey

Oh, I just thought of one which we did to someone last year- we waited until he went to lectures and then COVERED his car in sanitary items, as in stuck sanitary towels to every inch of the window screen, hung tampons from the aerial, taped tampons over the number plates and stretched condoms over the wing mirrors. It was EXCELLENT.
Obviously only works if she has a car.

Reply 53

babygirl110

Original post by Holly Hiskey

How old are we? Are we chavs?

Reply 54

Holly Hiskey

Original post by babygirl110

How old are we? Are we chavs?

I just couldn't stop thinking of things once I'd started. Clearly it is intended as humorous and we don't actually expect the OP to do all of these things, although one or two may be satisfying if the flatmate is particularly annoying.
As for the chav comment, we used to do stuff like this in private school all the time, and even after I left my group of friends from private schools were really into playing pranks on each other.

Reply 55

strobe

Original post by amyshamblesxx

Surely you only have a few more months left with this girl? Take the residential people's advice and just get on with it, she sounds like a nightmare.

But you have to remember the OP is spending thousands to go to uni... so do as much as you can to get rid of her psycho ass.

Reply 56

Frankio

Maybe things would be better if you had her... taken out of the picture :colone:

Reply 57

babygirl110

Original post by Holly Hiskey

Well the OP appears level headed so I don't think she'll be doing any of those things (I hope). Yeah this flatmate of hers sounds like such a spoilt brat and I really dislike girls like that but I'm still in favour of handling things the mature way.

Oh dear, it would seem private schools are no longer what they used to be in my day. Actually what really bothers me from what you just said is that, if a not so middle class person suggested or did these things, they would be really labelled badly but then a middle class person can easily get away with it. Well I guess, that's a debate for a different thread on another day.

Reply 58

Roo Bix

Establish some authority ffs.

Reply 59

Holly Hiskey

Original post by babygirl110

No, what I meant was more because I was wondering why you would think that playing pranks is exclusively a chavvy thing to do, when clearly it's not and is done by lots of people of all social ranking. Private school aren't what they were in your day? My godfather, who went to Eton, and my friend from Cranbrook frequently talk about fairly traditional pranks that went on, and we had similar things at my schools, both private and state.
As the OP had already been given sensible advice and had taken all the steps that I could think of, I didn't think that there was any harm in giving her a few faintly humorous ideas. As she is in fact an adult, I assumed that she would be able to identify this for what it was, as opposed to immediately rushing out to buy honey and collect dog crap. Since others have suggested pushing the girl out of a window, I really am not sure why you have a problem with this.