exactly. Simply apple is more like cider, but Motts or Minute Maid is.... I'm not sure, but it's delicious.

I swear, if high school is the best years of my life, I'm fucked.

I made sure both ny dresses were classic cuts and colors that could be worn to college formals.

I asked my date junior year by throwing a paper ball at him and my date junior year asked me in person in a very low key way, then decorated my car as a "she said yes."

I think a lot of people make it a "it happens to other people" thing. They don't think about the fact that it happens to people they know and care about.

do you really think nothing has happened to irritate this guy before? Of course things have, but the thing that he considered bad enough to kill over was the girl society tells him he deserves saying no. Yes, the kid is mentally ill, but that doesn't mean his trigger isn't indicative of a larger issue.

Like I said, if the school cared, they should have established a dress code. Finish reading the comment before getting righteously angry. Who says jeans aren't appropriate for prom? Most schools. Etiquette. Kids need to learn how to dress appropriately. Period.

We could wear whatever we wanted under our gowns so long as we didn't have weird bumps and it didn't hang out from under the gown. The boys had to wear khakis and a white shirt. What ticked me off was that we all had to wear black shoes. With our navy blue gowns. I had to buy new plain black heels that didn't match…

This reminds me of checking to see if I was explicitly required to wear clothes in high school. They got me with "appropriate underclothes must be worn and may not be showing."

Dressing appropriately is part of succeeding in a modern economy. If you wear iinappropriate attire to work or a work event, you get fired.

Yes, but it's not appropriate for a formal event. She can wear it any time she wants to a non-formal occassion. Just like one shouldn't wear a ball gown to class or an office job, jeans aren't appropriate for prom. One of the biggest issues I see people my age having when it comes to getting adult jobs is that they…

Wow, sounds like you're pretty bitchy, too. No one was rude to you, calm down. You really should be clear if you want people to understand you. That's kind of how communication works. Bitchy isn't judgmental. She said that statement was bitchy and it was. It would be judgement if she said the poster was bitchy. She's…

ah, got it. I thought you were trying to quote me. You should really clarify. Anyway, she's right. Judging others is bitchy and it does make you more likely to be judged by others. It's not judgement. It's observation. There's no logical leap or presumption there.

What are you talking about?

I haven't encountered that particular verse. Also, of course the bible doesn't take into account individual circumstances or situations. Nor does it judge. It's a book. It's an inanimate object. What I think you mean is that some Christians treat the bible as though they're unwavering despite context. And those…

I'm absolutely not denying that. What I'm saying is that those are multiple cultures with that commonality. They should be treated that way.

Asian culture? Because there's only the one culture in all of Asia? I know you didn't mean it that way, but the next person might not.

it's "murder," not "kill." There's a distinction in intent. Murder is has a negative connotation. We kill things all the time. Bugs, plants, meat for food. We kill ourselves because we think things would be better if we were dead, not out of anger.

apparently I am too, and I'm 19. What will I be like when I'm actually old?

and apparently a straight couple too. Did you actually read the sentence before getting offended?