Saturday, December 09, 2006
Should i be flattered that at long last, someone out there looks like me or be completely terrified this certain someone got my fugly face features? I've always thought im unique looking until today when a young lady in myspace messaged and tried to convince the bajeegers out of me that i know her in real life along with some close-knitted friendship connection. I'm sadden i've never known any Dolores in my life and completely apologize for not being the June that she've known. I still asked who might this girl be; i might be the problem--i might, as young as 17, undergoing some early forgetful behavior and that could be a problem. I cant be running around, meeting people and forgetting their names the next day, you know?
Anyway, i know i promised not ever will i watch the most cliche-ish teenage movie ever created although surprise, surprise, i ended up watching "Mean Girls" just tonight. The "cleaning-my-room-because-i-cant-bear-to-listen-to-my-mom-nag-anymore" part didnt happen..well, it barely did because for 2 hours i indulged myself to the most American high school mockery where girls talk with less sense than the below average teenage brainers in real life, school social demeanor is treated as "survival of the fittest" which seemed to me like some kind of territorial battles, and instead of made fun of, the popular plastics are, in this nightmare, bowed to their retarded girly rituals. This movie is one of the reasons why fairly teenage immigrants from Asia and where ever clings to the flimsy belief they'll get eatten out there by the queen of hives and the airhead jocks. Guess what!? That hardly happens in real life...i at least think not in my side of the valley. Whoever assume that cat fights, girls pulling each other pubic and whatever kind of hair happens everyday in the hallways, rumors speeding up like a bullet around campus credible, is a poor misguided soul.
Sure, 4 years of high school are THE drama years but the director overdid the script by going for the ultimate extreme. Many schools dont have the typical groupies that a lot of people expect from an American school social cycle. We actually get along pretty well and thankfully, not one tried to act like he/she's better than everyone else. It was pretty funny though and sad for the most part...it would suck if such environment exist somewhere in America or anywhere, really. Pfft, pls, people arent THAT mean and vile although many girls now can be so superficial..like that's sooooo not fetch.
Lesson learned: Dont be plastic, be a gold-plated imitation person instead. LOL. Noo, just be yourself and be advise to make fun of them populars...whoever talk "like omg like butter carb?" deserves some kung-fu kicking from behind. ;-)
Radical.
Ja-nay-nay.
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Blast that stereo, LOUD! {11:42 PM}
