No. Human life could not exist anywhere in/on Vensus' atmosphere. Venus has a thick, toxic atmosphere filled with carbon dioxide and it's perpetually shrouded in thick, yellowish clouds of sulfuric acid that trap heat, causing a runaway greenhouse effect. It's the hottest planet in our solar system, even though Mercury is closer to the Sun.

What "life" could possibly exist there would be some bacteria in the uppermost cloud tops. But even then it would need to be hyper acidophilic due to the concentrated sulfuric acid there.

When you say you don't pay for hot water, I'm thinking you mean you don't pay separately for water as in water usage is in your rent. However what makes it hot? I'd bet you do indeed pay for the electricity that the water heater uses. It would need its own separate electric meter if you didn't pay for it.

Sounds like you do have time, you're just not using it wisely and don't have the motivation to clean. You say you work full time, but that usually means 5 days of work so there's two days a week you don't, and Univ 4-5 days for 4 hr, sounds like there is time for you to clean. Even on a day you have both, that leaves 12 hrs, 8 for sleeping then 4 others, say even if 3 of those are for commuting and doing things like eating and showering, that leaves 1, even if you take 10-15 mins and start to clean, eventually things will be cleaned up (maybe a week). Then once things are cleaned up- don't let it get messy again. Put stuff up immediately after use, do the dishes right after using, stay on top of things don't just put off. If you say "but I'm never home!" If was true home wouldn't be messy.

You do not have to clean the whole place at once, break chores down and do 1-2 a day. And get on a routine.

Purring doesn't always indicate happiness; some cats also purr when they are hungry or stressed.

They don't. They don't even see red, they are partially colorblind. It's the movement of the material of "the cape" in bullfighting that they see and go towards.

Well, shucks. Maybes it's just gotta be hammer time!

On one of the shafts of the doorknobs there should be a little hole, using a small screwdriver pop in there and there'll be a pin that releases the doorknob. Pull off the door knob. The cover plate seems to be popped off mostly but you should be able to pull it off now. Then the under screws should be seen and make it where you can unscrew from the door.