Uber Loodle
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Post by Uber Loodle on May 13, 2008 18:46:27 GMT -5
Okay. So I this "friend." Let's use variables and call her R. And I have these other two friends in my class. A and M. Let L represent your favorite person named Lauren. Let X equal explosions, mass destruction and overall, d00m. Let T equal happy things, and unicorns that poop butterflies. (That's a Horton Hears A Who thing)
In math terms: L+A=T L+M=T L+R=XXX
Now. R doesn't know that L+R=XXX. R thinks L+R=TTT. R loves L. L hates R. R can jump off a cliff for all L cares. Now, in health, we have this project coming up, in which R will want to use the statement, L+R. L would rather shoot herself in the foot than use the statement L+R. L would much prefer using either other statement. But R will persist that L use the L+R statement. So L wants to plot R's downfall and team up with A or M. But A and M don't know this. Health is first period tomorrow and L has no way to communicate with M or A.
So it's very quite almost totally possible that L will end up using the L+R sentence. L would love to know: a) How to kill somebody and carefully hide the body and plant the evidence. b) How to plot R's downfall. OR c) How to deal with R and tell R to shut the freak up and jump off a cliff.
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Post by Anne on May 14, 2008 0:25:36 GMT -5
Righto then, here's my advice.
a) There is no way, now that you've posted the desire to. They will find the message, you will become a prime suspect and L+R will be the least of L's problems. b) Don't be vindictive, it gets you no where. c) Just tell her?
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Post by Jo on May 14, 2008 7:40:25 GMT -5
a.) You can suffocate R with a pillow and then throw R into the deepest part of the ocean, where R will implode and be no more. b.) *Agrees with Anne* c.) *Agrees with Anne again* I think that's the best thing to do. I used to be like that with a friend of mine, she was highly annoying and I couldn't handle it, especially with a few of my other friends slagging her off to me. Instead, I stuck with her and now we are really good friends and I don't dislike her anymore. She is still annoying sometimes, though, xDD But I'm 100% sure that I'm annoying at times o.0
Just talk it out with her. Maybe she can fix whatever it is she is doing wrong.
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Post by Uber Loodle on May 14, 2008 16:32:35 GMT -5
I was hoping on better advice with option a. -.-
So, I'm in her group, as it was unavoidable, but we're in a group of three with A. So it's L+A+R=X. L is not sure if A knows this equation will equal X.
If I tell her, I'm afraid she'll punch my lights out. And she honestly would too. I saw her almost punch a kid because he made a joke about her getting like, lower that perfect on an essay.
Whatever. She's running for student council, as is my best guy friend, so I signed her sheet but am openly supporting him. Haha for her.
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Post by Sofia on Oct 23, 2008 19:26:44 GMT -5
Still, even though it's over already, you should tell her when she keeps bothering you. Not in a mean way, but tell her. Because I have a "friend" (she doesn't really qualify as a friend anymore) that I've been best friends with since forever, and all of a sudden at the beginning of last year she started totally ignoring me. She won't even tell me what I did. So, if R does figure out that you *ahem* don't like her all that much, just tell her more or less the truth. More or less. I mean, we don't want the custodian to have to come and mop the floor of tears or anything.
The ironic thing about my relationship with my "friend" over there is that I am now really good friends with a friend of hers she's known since even longer than she's me. And my really good friend is now my "friend's" ex-best friend. Even more ironic is that I used to really, really, really, dislike the one I'm friends with now.
Whew. That paragraph confuses even me.
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