<p>I am pretty sure Kafkareborn goes to Hotchkiss, FILLED WITH BILLIONAIRES NO JOKE. Note to Senay: If they do not have 40 jeans stop saying you are not spoiled.</p>
<p>Kaf I think you are forgetting avg America is spoiled. Hotchkiss is a very down to earth school making it seem a lot more “realistic”. I honestly believe the crap she spews, even if her family may not be able to afford it she has it. Spoilt burning plastic… ughh</p>
<p>omg! i say i want money, you call me materialistic. they say they want money, you say NOTHING. UGHHHHH!</p>
<p>Because you talked about throwing away cards and stuff I think. I have to admit, I like seeing how much money they sent. But I wouldn’t throw away the cards. Not going to chastise u or anything though.</p>
<p>it’s because you don’t NEED the money. If you can afford multitudes of jeans, iPods, guitars, etc., you obviously have enough money to pay for BS. Or if you don’t cut back on the spending and sell all of your nice stuff. You can but it back in a couple years when your fabulous education (that is, if you are accepted at BS, which I highly doubt) allows you to get a high-paying job.</p>
<p>I am an average (well actually a little above average, but there’s still no way in hell that I could afford BS. Even w/ FA, plane tickets and stuff will be a stretch) American teen, and YOU are a spoiled, burnt puddle of melted plastic.</p>
<p>dont do it to often!.. you want it to be special… getting you favorite food every week doesnt make it your favorite cuz its not special… send once every month or two… random days, make it unexpected and exciting. put one thing unexpected and different every time, it makes it something to wait for and look forward to, not just more toothpaste and deoderent.</p>
<p>i really dont get why parents insist on sending toothpaste and deodorant. toothpaste and deodarant is what? 17 dollars at the grocery store. theyd have to pay that that AND shipping. just send the money in a check, deposit in bank account, or just plain cash (certified, of course)</p>
<p>I really don’t get how a girl who was complaining that it would be impossible for her to attend boarding school without FA (and in fact did not attend a school she was accepted to because of limited FA) keeps on talking about wasting money on clothes and credit cards … when that is obviously not true …</p>
<p>I am a middle class kid on FA. I am proud of where I come from. I am happy with what I have. You should be to Senay instead of living in this fantasy world where you can have anything you want - because you can’t.</p>
<p>So stop talking about your imaginary non-existent wealth and making other people feel bad for not having the things your imaginary persona apparently has (although we all know that you are just a very bad liar and made all of that stuff up).</p>
<p>Well said, kafkareborn.</p>
<p>wow…didnt i say things change. it can change really fast. i understand that the legal system is slow but it isnt that slow</p>
<p>Well when salary changes and attitude does not there is a disconnect.</p>
<p>wait, what?</p>
<p>You said there was a change and you now need FA. Something about “circumstances changing”. Whether it was a salary change or not I do not know but when disposable income changes and your attitude does not there is a disconnect.</p>
<p>ugh Senay even if you have no money, I don’t like your whiny materialistic attitude.</p>
<p>noo…get your facts straight. i said i needed NO fa</p>
<p>No one cares. It’s your attitude.</p>
<p>if you wanted us to be nice, you wouldnt have spent so much time being PLASTIC (once again, I use your simile, Viola. it’s soooooo good)</p>
<p>well, if your talking about it, you care. so stop talking about it.</p>
<p>busybee,</p>
<p>the world is becoming more plastic than ever, deal with it</p>
<p>just because the WORLD is plastic doesn’t mean YOU have to be
besides, most people aren’t Paris Hilton wannabes like you</p>
<p>not a paris hilton wannabe…</p>
<p>Senay, here’s the bottom line: The only place you will probably get in (if you weren’t fake on the interviews) is Deerfield if that. Get over yourself and your life (imaginary or not) and realize that some people have real problems (not whether or not your mom buys the right jeans or gets the right ipod). Neither selfisness of ungratefulness are qualities that make you appealing or approachable—> a nice person. Stepping outside of your vain world for a moment and recognizing the real day to day issues people have to face with all over the world should humble you. I imagine you need to go on that MTV exiled show and get a dose of reality. Your quote “the world is becoming more plastic than ever, deal with it” is untrue. Why don’t you deal with the fact that the world is full of hardworking people who don’t whine about superficial things like ipods and jeans. Most of the world is full of REAL people, whose REAL problems make them real. </p>
<p>Once again I wish you would watch what you say, out of concern for you tripping over your own insensitive stupidity. </p>
<p>principal and izzy: if she doesn’t get it now she never will, until her father has lost all his money, her dog tinkerbell has died and the terms of her trust fund have been violated and she can’t get the money because of her 7th DUI. lol</p>
<p>P.S. I know a SUPER rich girl from Florida, she is really pretty and could easily make others around her feel small, but she is the NICEST person ever. Just goes to show that even when you are born into money you can still be sooooooooo nice. (Not all rich people are stuck up)</p>