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Friday, August 29, 2003
Current Music: Mother Puncher by Mastodon
Someone asked me to define for them what a prep was.
There are two types of preps. There is the bubbly, overjoyed true prep by nature one- the happy go lucky, friendly one who just likes everyone.
Then there are the ones forced to be ones just out of need of attention- or need of power in a clique. The forced narcissistic ones, those that would prefer to not be forced to wear the fashionable things, listen to the fashionable things.
But they desire something that they would lack otherwise.
Popularity in essence is a sham. You are 'cool' to some people and yet to others you are far from it. True popularity therefore cannot exist amongst an atmosphere where there still lies some that find you as commonly boring as any other 'popular' person.
Therefore, in my eyes, preps/popular people are either genuinely popular or force themselves to be that for personal reasons.
Also, in reply to a comment I got on the North Korea entry. Nuclear weapons didn't "wipe out" Japan. Only two cities were destroyed. However, if the Japanese had not of surrendered the United States had plans to drop up to 8 more upon cities until they did.
North Korea is not a serious problem. With the United States arsenal, that small country could be eliminated easily off the face of the Earth- permanently.
Carter under the Clinton administration did come to an agreement with North Korea about nuclear weapons. They didn't adhere to it.
One thing to remember here is that the North Koreans only signed an armistice agreement with the United States- not a peace treaty.
Maybe it was inevitable because of that.
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