The best revenge is growing up to be cooler, happier and a thousand times more interesting than the "popular" girls will ever be. ^_^

I like this poem. Take that you snobby ** who don't know how to judge one's inner self! damn you to hell^_^

You're right, it needed to be said. And if my computer has up to its full mental capacities i'd say more.

yes we f*cking will! Thank you for a very well written poem.

WOO HOO! Let's go kick some preppy **! We shall rid the world of their Tommy Hifiger wearing, snoody, stuck up, good for nothing asses! Make fun of me for being different will they! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Just don't tell the school secretary I said that or they'll be checking my trench coat every day. Aheh heh heh!

Go Kasey Go Kasey! Go Go Go Kasey! (but ummmmm yur not fat) hmmmmm..... But, life like that is what mine is, and the poem which you have written is true. (nice fluteing by the way)

"YES!"
The other students in the library turn around and stare at the redheaded girl sideways and go back to their typing when she starts to laugh. "I know exactly how you feel!" she types. Quickly. "I weigh 136, which is fat at my preppy school, and I am ready to kick some pompom rearing, stick figure, blonde girl's **!" She stomps out of the library to find Taylor and Justine but remembers to click "Submit Review" before she rolled up her sleeves and rounded up the gang... __FireFinch

thanks for this poem. i can't tell you how many times i've felt exactly like this.

This entry reminded me so much of a Dr.Suess story. It's perfect for a picture book...although not for children.

In a sense, it was comical. The beginning was all 'Yeah! Let's hear it for the Mousy girls." I love that line 'the wallflowers have cracked.'

But then the message got a bit disturbing towards the end. But I guess nothing can really be done about that. It all boiled down to the reality of the point. That should be left alone.