Re: In Defense of Nicki -- The class of 1999. Weren't they better than 2000? Of course!!

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Date Posted: 11:02:58 09/29/99 Wed
Author: Sean L.
Subject: Re: In Defense of Nicki
In reply to: Troll? 's message, "Re: In Defense of Nicki" on 10:23:05 09/29/99 Wed

As much as I enjoy a good Troll joke, I think it's time to forget about that particular nickname.

> leslie,
>
> I assume that when you say "making scenes," you
> actually mean, "making an ass of themselves", and by
> that you mean the troll. Right?
>
>
> > Who wrote this? It's a great point. I love the
> > "handful of friends" idea. Why would you ever need
> > more than a few good friends? I myself was never an
> > attention seeking person in high school. The people
> > who worked really hard to gain attention were the
> ones
> > who pissed me off. Making scenes in the cafateria or
> > other very public places was not a cool thing to do.
> > I think as long as the people you care about respect
> > you, why should you invest any effort in trying to
> > impress people you don't know? Just to inflate your
> > own ego? I'm glad to say that none of my best friends
> > needed that kind of ego boost.
> >
> > > All i needed in highschool were a good handful of
> > > good friends. Its a lot better than a plethora of
> > > aqquaintances. Besides, people slow you down.
> > >
> > > In addition, define popularity. I was popular
> because
> > > a lot of people knew who I was, but didnt really
> know
> > > me. Whereas other people might be popular because
> > > people see them and say "I WAS friends with them in
> > > middle school, but now they are too popular for
> me."
> > > Please clarify your stance on the situation.

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