60 Questions You'll Ask Your Roommate In College
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60 Questions You'll Ask Your Roommate In College

Will you drag me to the gym with you today or should I watch more Netflix?

Kerrigan Stern
Aug 30, 2016
University of Maryland College Park
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60 Questions You'll Ask Your Roommate In College

Throughout your four years in college, there are a few inevitable things every girl will ask her roommate. Once in a while, we'll ask ourselves if our roommate is our best friend or our mom. Here are 60 things or questions you’ll ask your roommate while you’re in college.

  1. Will you go get food with me?
  2. Can you zip up the back of this dress?
  3. Does this make me look too slutty?
  4. I forgot my key, can you let me in?
  5. Should I use the Valencia or Sienna filter on this pic?
  6. Have we vacuumed recently?
  7. Is it bad that I’m eating Chipotle for the third night in a row?
  8. Does this make my butt look good?
  9. Can you tell that I haven't shaved my legs?
  10. Have you been sleeping all day?
  11. Will you walk to class with me?
  12. What size shoe are you?
  13. This expired three days ago, but I can still eat it, right?
  14. Can you think of a good caption for this?
  15. What Netflix show should I watch now?
  16. How cold/hot is it outside?
  17. Do you care if so and so comes over?
  18. Do you have any Advil?
  19. Are we out of toilet paper?
  20. Can we turn the AC up so it doesn't feel like an inferno?
  21. Do you want to watch the Bachelorette tonight?
  22. Will you come to our philanthropy event?
  23. Can this go in recycling or is it trash?
  24. Should I buy this dress online?
  25. Can you tell that this is larger than 12 point font?
  26. Is this text a booty call?
  27. What are you wearing tonight?
  28. Will you judge me if I do this?
  29. Can you come kill this spider for me?
  30. Can I borrow that shirt that makes my boobs look good?
  31. Did you see that video on Facebook?
  32. So we’re going out tonight, right?
  33. Are you home yet?
  34. When are you doing laundry?
  35. Was this broken when we got here?
  36. Did you borrow my charger or did a ghost take it?
  37. Can I have some of your ice cream?
  38. Which selfie do you like better?
  39. Do you think so and so is cute?
  40. Can you edit this essay for me?
  41. Can you put on a song to get me pumped up for tonight?
  42. Can you call me if this date goes badly?
  43. Do you have any chapstick I can use?
  44. Should we order pizza tonight?
  45. Is this shirt see-through?
  46. What frat/bar should we go to tonight?
  47. Can I use one of your command strips?
  48. Is this glass filled with water or alcohol?
  49. Does my hair look better up or down?
  50. What should I reply to this text?
  51. Do you think I have RBF too?
  52. Do you have any jewelry to go with this outfit?
  53. Boys are stupid, will you be my formal date?
  54. Are you coming home tonight?
  55. Can you give me some advice?
  56. Will you drag me to the gym with you today or should I watch more Netflix?
  57. What’d you get on that test?
  58. How long should I wait before I text him?
  59. Will you come cuddle with me?
  60. So, we’re gonna be roommates next year, right?
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