Joachimk1 wrote:Mina Murray wrote:Joachimk1 wrote:"You ugly jealous Wh*re! You need to grow up! Twilight is TWO true love!"
This was said to me by an ignorant tween after I ripped down a Twilight Movie Poster, spat my gum out on it and smeared it in.
She then proceeded to attempt to whack me with her copy of Breaking Dawn.
So I pulled out my copy of Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace and clocked her in the head with it.
She was fine! No brain damage that wasn't already in existence for reading about The Colans (Culans?) and their sparkles.
Oh, and I paid for the poster too.
Firstly, you do need to grow up.
You just ripped down a poster, which I'm assuming was someone elses property, simply because you didn't like it. That is rude and immature. Would you want someone to start ripping down posters of something you like just because they didn't like it? Twilighters are allowed to enjoy the series, just like were allowed to dislike it.
It's only when someone crosses the line, like say deystroying property that isn't theirs, that it becomes a problem.
Also you just happened to have a copy of War and Peace on you?
Finding that unlikely, no one carries around War and Peace with them, not even hardcore bibliophiles.
Yes, I do need to grow up, only because I'm a simple High School student.
And the only reason I had War and Peace on me is because I had a class assignment on it. I did not enjoy it, every moment of reading was like pulling teeth without anesthetic.
So what? I have twelve year old cousins who act more maturely than that and know that deystroying anothers property is stupid and wrong. Also that excuse isn't going to fly, you're in highschool and acting like a bratty six year old. You should definetly know better by now.
I'm also calling sturgeon on a highschool assigning War and Peace. That's college level literature, I seriously doubt that a highschool would assign reading that would go WAY over their students heads. It's usually assigned in College Lit classes for Sophomores.











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