Unfortunately your guarantor is jointly and severally liable for your rent if you should not pay . Have you looked at taking out a low interest loan ? It ' s obviously not ideal , but legally youher are liable for the money and they will recoup it one way or another , watch out as they may put a CCJ on your name , which would mean that you and your mother will be unable to rent get a loan get a mortgage get a credit card etc <| sep |> add me mate , i want your wheels <| sep |> That is one crazy lady . <| sep |> Haven ' t played VII yet but you ' re probably right . <| sep |> Godel ' s theorem doesn ' t requires the set of axioms to be finite . Actually it does require it to be infinite since it requires arithmetic and its recursion principle . The recursion principle is a schema of axioms , it ' s actually infinitely many axioms . No matter how many properties you add as axioms you will never have a complete theory . Well unless you add axioms way too brutaly , for instance if you say that all properties are true , then your theory is complete . but it ' s also selfcontradictory . there will always exist true statements in a logical system that can not be deduced from any finite list of axioms . It doesn ' t mean anything for a statement to be true in a logical system if there is no proof of it . Indecidable statements aren ' t true nor false .