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Date Posted: 16:43:56 02/20/06 Mon
Author: lump
Subject: Re: myspace high school bully dilemma
In reply to: chrys 's message, "myspace high school bully dilemma" on 20:28:52 02/19/06 Sun

A slam book ... did you ever see Mean Girls? They had one - it's certainly not a new idea. It's a notebook where everyone signs their name next to a number and then uses their number as a signature on each page (so you have to go back and see who said what). Each page has a question like What do you think of the Prom Queen? or Have you had sex? Anyhow - they were alot of fun, but there was always a turning point where it'd go from fun to mean and then you're stuck with this mean book.

I think we were all tortured by someone at some point and will never forget what they said (like the boyfriend who said "I wish you looked more like Madonna."). I wonder if that will step aside now that you have confronted it?

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