Thursday, April 15, 2010

Mean Girls

Last night the hubby and I were watching some guys on TV fire things at each other's balls.

I know, quality.

I said that I didn't get boys, "They are SOOO mean!"

"What do you mean BOYS are mean, girls are SOOOO much more mean!"

More quality, right?

But he is right, not to offend any of my fellow ladies, but we are EVIL. We don't aim for physical harm, we aim for emotional and psychological, you know, the kind that doesn't heal with a cast and where the pain lingers on much longer.

While I don't think aiming for others emotions are the best way to vent our insecurities, I also think if we were to all fire at each other's vaginas, we wouldn't have enough V-Strength to give birth and the world population would come to an end.

In honor of saving the world population (Because I'm awesome.), I thought we could all use a little confession time, you know, like we are all good church girls (And boys, guess you guys can play too...).

I call it, "Meanest thing you've ever EVER Done and may or may not Regret."

This is going to be such a fun game! And no judging.

Confession:

In fourth grade (P.S. I can't believe I'm telling you guys this, I feel horrible.), I spit in this girl's face because I thought (and maybe even told her) she was ugly.

Yeah, yikes huh?

After, I cried at her mercy and begged her not to tell on me.

She didn't.

I wish I remembered her name because I bet she is some Victoria Secret model all hot and rich with perky boobs. AND, I am happy for her if that is the case because the bottom of my boobs fall asleep at night from the saggy booby cutting off skin circulation and I'm sure Victoria Secret doesn't want any of that crap on their runway.

That is my confession...


Ohhh, YOUR TURN!

Remember, this is to save the population. No pressure.

14 comments:

Anonymous said...

ohhh boy I LOVE this...

Mine was also in 4th grade. We had to stand in line at the end of the day and wait until the grade prior to us was finished loading on the buses. So... each grade had 4 classes and our school was shaped like a U ... when 3rd grade was done... we could go. (That really has nothing to do with my story and I could have just said we were standing in line) SO anyway, the girl in front of me was one of the cutesy girls who thought she was the shit because she played flute. I don't know if I was mad at my mom for knowing my attention span and not buying me an instrument (maybe i should thank her now) OR if I just didn't like this girl because she was skinnier then me.. either way... were standing in line and she has her flute sitting on this table next to us... while she was talking, I slowly and quietly unclipped the locks on the case to her flute. I then waited for the 3rd grade to leave the building... It was finally our turn and as she stopped talking and grabbed her flute case and went to fling it by her side, it opened and pieces of the flute went EVERYWHERE!!! do you think I helped her? ummm no... I totally but in line... and even worse... smiled and laughed under my breath!

muahahahhahahahah

I also got caught writing a note with my bff in 5th grade about how this one girl totally didn't shave her legs, and she had like REALLY dark hair so she probably should have been shaving in like 2nd... but since I started like the week before... I was way cooler!

shew... I feel better

Furry Bottoms said...

Err... I peed in somebody's lemon pudding. I can't say when though!

Do I regret it though? Yes.

The Grandpa said...

I've never been mean. Some people say I was acouple of time, but I had no intention of acting out of spite, so it shouldn't count. Except once. But it wasn't spite, it was fear. I called a woman who used to work for me to come into the office so I could offer her a job. But then before she arrived, I called someone else and hired him. Was it mean? Yes. Was it the right thing? Probably not. Am I glad I did it? No. Would I do it again? I have no idea.

Not sure I like this game.

Aurora Sisneros said...

I was never a mean kid, so I don't have any exciting stories. BUT, these jerks at work once pushed me over the edge about 4 years ago, and I was MEAN THAT DAY.

Abdul, Brook, Sloane, and Patrick (DBA's you might have heard of) were all in my office with their stupid Ping Pong paddles getting ready to go downstairs and play Ping Pong (we have a table here at work). I had been on an outage call for like 3 hours and was FRUSTRATED because I could NOT figure it out, people on the phone were yelling at me, and I was near tears.

These jerks like to act like they are 4 sometimes, and pull my hair and shit when I am busy, and were terrorizing me while I was on the phone: leaning my chair back, then letting it go so it sling-shot me towards my monitor, bouncing the Ping Pong ball off my head, etc.

I totally had ENOUGH. I asked the bridge to hold, put my phone on mute, stood up violently out of my chair sending it across my office, GRABBED the ping pong ball from out of Patrick's hand, put it on the floor, and SMASHED it into oblivion with my Michael Kors. Then I pointed to the door, and yelled "GET THE FUCK OUT!"

They stood there, in shock, and moped back to their desks since that was the last ping pong ball they had, so they couldn't play that day.

HA HA HA HA HA! *evil grin*

Even tho I went a bit overboard, I don't regret it because I love repeating that story to new DBA's here at work. I consider that fair warning.

Diva's Thoughts said...

I've never done anything horrible because I am a totatlly awesome person.

AiringMyLaundry said...

I could be pretty mean when I wanted to be. Like I'd turn my friends against another one of our friends just for the fun of it. Maybe I liked the drama? I'm ashamed about it now though.

The Only Girl said...

Unfortunately I've always been too nice (or maybe just too scared) to be mean. But my husband once peed on a girl when they were kids. Do I get any points for that?

Unknown said...

You guys are CRACKING me up!

AD: Could the flute story be any more awesome???

Aunt of 14: Oh man, I'm never eating anything even slightly yellowish. More details please!

Grandpa: Boys are so nice... unless it comes to girls.

Aurora: I expected a doozie from you! The guys at work totally deserved that. Come on, I know you have another...

Tee: WHATEVER!

WW: That story sounds oddly familiar...

TOG: More details!!!

MOMSICLE VIBE said...

OH. MY. GOD. I LOVE your idea. I'm stealing it. Is that mean? I am going to write a post about some mean things I've done and link your blog to give you props for inspiring me to air my dirty gr. 4 laundry. OK?

Stephanie said...

I have always avoided drama at all costs. I think the meanest thing I ever did....kick a boy where one should never kick a little boy. In my defense I think I was aobut 6 and He totally had it coming. He kept trying to kiss me.

fallgirly said...

I really can't think of anything mean that I did. I can think of PLENTY of mean things girls have done to me growing up though. From rocks being thrown at the bus stop to having my hair pulled at the quad in high school. I was always the one being picked on by mean girls. I hated school!!!

SweetPeaSurry said...

About six months ago ... I was out with a friend of mine and said some really horrible stuff to her. (something about her being in love with a married man, well a man not married to her anyway!)

We didn't talk again until just a few days ago. (note to friends I drink with ... make sure there's a cute unattached boy at the bar!)

That was a situation that really bothered me ... I love this girl, she's my best friend. It would have been a tragedy to lose that friendship!

Becky HIll said...

Mine is short and to the point....I was like 5 or 6 maybe and my little boyfriend neighbor was over playing at my house. Well...I told him he couldn't leave, blocked my bedroom door and told him to go through the window. The sad thing is, he actually did it. Broke through the glass cuts all up and down him. His mom never made us fresh, homemade sopapillas after that!

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