re: Move-In Day at The Cottages

I do

I like what I did:

Dorm freshman year
On Campus Apt sophomore year
House junior/senior year and stayed in the same house while I was working and roommates went to grad school.

i thought this thread was going to have pics of all the young puss moving in and hanging out at the pool. i am disappoint

Yea I did dorm too - tha dirty herg. I was glad to get the hell out after freshman year but damn did we make some memories, you're missing out if you don't dorm it up your first year IMO.

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If I had tried to live off campus, my parents would have laughed their arse off. The only reason they helped me get a dorm was because I had full tops.

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You spent 4+ years on campus at LSU?

I'm pretty sure I know your son that moved in to the cottages, saw a Facebook post very similar to this with him tagged in it.

when the cottages were built = fall 2010.

summer 2011 was a shite show. people were still moving in. i know my buddies apartment walls saw more sex, smell of marijuana, alcohol, and shite shows than probably most, if not all apartments with only 2 of the 3 rooms open. (that includes closets). i know the people above were on a marijuana binge and since all the AC ducts are shared we could smell that shite every time they opened a bag. i think they also burned their kitchen.

i can only imagine what they look like 3 years later. f living there unless its a house

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I am 36, make over 6 figures and can work from anywhere. I have often thought about leasing an apartment in a place like that for a semester. I would still keep my current place for most days but it would be fun to try out.

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Cool

I think you might have a little too high of expecations for a college apartment. They are only nice for a few years, then drunken college students destroy them. They are not going to be as nice as your house, even if that was the original intention. I've watched an otherwise mild mannered guy put his head through sheetrock because he was drunk and it was funny. Shitty apartments are just part of college life. You're paying for your kid to live in the popular place. Not the nice apartment.

Now that she's out of high school ...