Oh my goodness I had to comment on this!
The other day a friend of mine was in hospital and a girl came into the ward, she was on her cellphone.
You will never guess what she said!
“I’m too pretty to have pneumonia”
Are you serious?? She then proceeded to refuse treatment and try and bite everyone.
Yes, the life of an idiot.
Has this little twat ever even read Romeo and Juliet? Her comeback about them not dying together could only have been more pathetic and lame if she had added “SO THERE!” on the end of it.
Wow. First off, no human being should ever debase themselves to the point of arguing over a Taylor Swift song.
Secondly, “Romeo and Juliet” was basically Shakespeare commenting on how foolish young people were (and are). It’s not about undying love or sacrifice, it’s about the stupidity of youth (as outlined by the opening and closing soliloquies). Hmm. Actually, I guess it’s applicable in this case.
Third, is anyone else annoyed by the whole “adding the extra letter to the end of the word” thing? I have the tendency to imagine the person’s voice when I read their comment, so it always comes out weird, as if they’re pointlessly elongating their words.
why do they even have a “song”? Are they married??
@chinski – To ‘have’ a song, you usually have it prior to being married. Clearly you are single.
OH MY GOD. Can we get a little more childish and immature?
Oh my goodness I had to comment on this!
The other day a friend of mine was in hospital and a girl came into the ward, she was on her cellphone.
You will never guess what she said!
“I’m too pretty to have pneumonia”
Are you serious?? She then proceeded to refuse treatment and try and bite everyone.
Yes, the life of an idiot.
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Hey Vanessa, your blog is shit. I hate you.
Has this little twat ever even read Romeo and Juliet? Her comeback about them not dying together could only have been more pathetic and lame if she had added “SO THERE!” on the end of it.
Wow. First off, no human being should ever debase themselves to the point of arguing over a Taylor Swift song.
Secondly, “Romeo and Juliet” was basically Shakespeare commenting on how foolish young people were (and are). It’s not about undying love or sacrifice, it’s about the stupidity of youth (as outlined by the opening and closing soliloquies). Hmm. Actually, I guess it’s applicable in this case.
Third, is anyone else annoyed by the whole “adding the extra letter to the end of the word” thing? I have the tendency to imagine the person’s voice when I read their comment, so it always comes out weird, as if they’re pointlessly elongating their words.