<t>I went to schools for two years that had prefects. Sure, sometimes they seemed to be a bit too big for their britches, but I guess I was lucky that they weren't particularly cliquish. I heard stories about other schools where the prefects acted like a gang, letting their friends get away with ...

<t>RedGlitter;687726 wrote: There;s nothing wrong at all with spiting someone with your own money.<br/>
There's always something wrong with acting out of spite. I dare say there are things I could do or say right now that I'd have every right to do or say, but I'd still be a jerk if I did. Having a ...

<t>RedGlitter;687544 wrote: Nobody has a right to expect someone else's money IMO. And I think she was a nasty person, but certainly not a bitch for distributing her money as she saw fit.<br/>
No specific individual has a right to expect somebody else's money, but don't you think it's a bit bitchy ...

<t>RedGlitter;687489 wrote: I figure it's still their money to put where they want.<br/>
It may be her right, but she's still a bitch for doing it. There are lots of things that each of us should not be prevented from doing that nonetheless reflect poorly on us when we do them. Leaving $12M to a ...

Somebody has to say it: what a bitch.

<t>I used to have a pretty bad temper, until I realized it was counterproductive (this was when I was about 16) and trained myself to handle things differently. Now when I reach that point I just sort of switch off my emotions altogether - like throwing a fuse, I guess. That doesn't mean I won't ...

Rain;680841 wrote: Trunk
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pinkchick;680471 wrote: words


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<t>Would it be out of line to ask why courts let them get away with this? I know two guys who've had to go through this. In both cases their spouses have gotten away with the most outrageous lies and false accusations, things that are clearly contradicted by documents in the court's possession. Do ...