Girls will be girls.

I suddenly feel very old and decrepit. I had no idea what that was. Now that I know all I can say is that these "lady's" parents have to be very proud of the classy women they raised.

The fact that it was girls is pretty funny to me for some reason... Even more ridiculous.

I bet the boys basketball team are all lined up to help them fulfill their wishes

The fact that it was girls is pretty funny to me for some reason... Even more ridiculous.

 

That's got me...I mean immature PP92 laughing so hard.

I suddenly feel very old and decrepit. I had no idea what that was. Now that I know all I can say is that these "lady's" parents have to be very proud of the classy women they raised.

 

Yes because this is the type of behavior their parents expect from them. I keep forgetting that parents are capable of controlling their kid's actions once they step outside of the house.

That's got me...I mean immature PP92 laughing so hard.

 

Got me as well

 

Yes because this is the type of behavior their parents expect from them. I keep forgetting that parents are capable of controlling their kid's actions once they step outside of the house.

 

Maybe they can't control them but they can certainly instill a sense of decorum that would apply when outside the house. If it was my daughter I would be mortified. Based on the Twitter response of one of the "ladies" it seems that class and decorum is not something she's familiar with. That girl would have played her last game after that if I had anything to do with it. And before I'm accused of having a double standard I would have the same reaction had it been boys.

 

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Maybe they can't control them but they can certainly instill a sense of decorum that would apply when outside the house. If it was my daughter I would be mortified. Based on the Twitter response of one of the "ladies" it seems that class and decorum is not something she's familiar with. That girl would have played her last game after that if I had anything to do with it. And before I'm accused of having a double standard I would have the same reaction had it been boys.

 

 

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Based on her Twitter responses, she seems like a typical high school teenage girl. No more, no less.

BTW, when did high schoolers get so young? They look like they're 12.

I bet the boys basketball team are all lined up to help them fulfill their wishes

 

:lol2: Was just getting ready to post something along these lines….I'm awful and immature I know.

Based on her Twitter responses, she seems like a typical high school teenage girl. No more, no less.

If that is the case, then I am glad that my nieces are not typical high school teenage girls, then.

BTW, when did high schoolers get so young? They look like they're 12.

 

When you double their age?:lol2:

 

They should have known better. Someone was going to notice that and be unimpressed sooner than later.

If that is the case, then I am glad that my nieces are not typical high school teenage girls, then.

 

Rebellious, don't like to listen to those in authority? I'd say that's 95% of all high school students, male or female.

 

I'd also venture that your nieces are more "typical" teenagers than you probably realize. Almost all high school students are. If they aren't, that's great, and I commend them and their parents, but they're definitely the exception, rather than the rule.

Rebellious, don't like to listen to those in authority? I'd say that's 95% of all high school students, male or female.

 

I'd also venture that your nieces are more "typical" teenagers than you probably realize. Almost all high school students are. If they aren't, that's great, and I commend them and their parents, but they're definitely the exception, rather than the rule.

 

Rebellious streak, don't like authority? Sure. Posting stuff or behaving in ways that reflect poorly on themselves and our family, no. I have two that are graduates. One is a Marine. The other is a gainfully employed college student. The two that I have in high school know how to behave. Once long ago, I was a high schooler, too. I may have had a rebellious streak and not liked authority, but I had sense of how to act. That anyone would call what they did "typical" saddens me.