Wednesday, May 19, 2004

UGH
Alright, we are so ticked with many and various people right now.

1) A friend asked two weeks ago, "Hey, you around on these days? 'Cause I wanna go see a play." So we told her, "Pick a date and get some details." So yesterday, she called and basically said, "Hey, wanna go the 29th at 8? You owe me *obscene amount of money to ask a high school kid for with out notice of any kind*" So we told her, "We'll check." After checking with another friend, we didn't feel so bad about it, since she had pretty much done the same thing.

2) Same friend blames our otaku friends for all our problems and doesn't like ous having friends outside our little group from elementary school, yet she always blows us off shamelessly to work with, hang with, talk to her new friends from jr. high and sr. high, which apparently, is totally different from us hanging with other people.

3) Because our friends are a little overweight, they are automatically not cool, attractive, or at all tolerable to society. They are some of the greatest, nicest, most talented kids we know. Seriously, do you think the BSO's gonna care when MH gets first chair flute there someday? Will the rep theatre care when KB gets there?

4) Another friend, KB, takes advantage of the fact we always have spaer money on us. We have, in the past school year, lent lunch money to: friend A: once; B: twice; flutefriend: twice; firstfriendmentioned: once. This friend? About once every two weeks. And if we want to get paid back, we have to remind her every morning and call her. And after a year of, "It's okay if I dno't have my money; *real name* can lend me some. She ALWAYS has money," that's it. No more from me. It's fine if it's someone who never forgets, needs a quarter, but man! "I don't remember as well as you," is no excuse to live off what we have in our bag and at times, clean us out and force us to harass her until we get it. She literally always owes us money.

5) She also doesn't let the dumbest things drop no matter what we say.

6) We have an accent when we get mad. Unfortuneately, it also comes out when we talk fast, so not everyone a) knows it's an indicator of anger or b) realizes we're mad. So people don't take what we say seriously, even when we mean it, because we use cynicism and sarcasm all the time.

Over all, we are just so ticked off with a lot of people.

Thanks, MH. For everything. Maybe you didn't know it, and maybe you'll never see this, but we owe you one for everything. You're a great friend. Sometimes we all need and hand, and we'll always be there for you since you're here for us.
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