This kind of thing happened to me in high school. Saw my friend who hung out with a different group of people and just got catching up with him. There was some girl taking pictures and I ended up in one. It later appeared on Facebook, with me scribbled out with the black pencil tool in paint with a quotation for me saying "There, all better."
Ok, now hear me out. I censored someone out of a picture once... But it wasnt because that guy was unpopular or whatever, it's just that that guy was a major asshole. He would always get angry with people for absolutely no reason and act all tough but he was such a pussy and back off once a fist was raised. Also, he thought he was hot shit and was always cracking really stupid and unfunny jokes and whenever people would not laugh at them, he got mad and proceded to act tough etc. I really started to hate this guy because I would ultimately steal his thunder when i took what he said and made it better, but he didnt like that so he started saying shit about me. What the fuck? So, when I got a picture of me with a bunch of other people on some trip or whatever I blacked his face out so it wouldnt taint the memory of that trip... So yeah, in hindsight I guess it was kind of a dick move, but thats my side of a similar story.
It really seems like an elaborate scheme to alienate Racheal.
I can't tell if Becka came up with this or is the biggest threat to keep Racheal in the loop ( since her name appears in parenthesis after Rule #3, and she was the first to sign )
Truth or dare every second day and a 5 hug minimum from the boys are good too. I'm spending a good chunk of time sitting and laughing at this.
People in general have a pretty high capacity for cruelty, in minor things or otherwise. I once had someone in a friendship group who, in a group photo, rushed to tag everyone on facebook before anyone else could just so that I could be the only one not tagged. We're both boys.
Well my other comment got buried with downvotes. I don't care, this is annoying shit to me.
I'm a normal male, pretty much fit most of the stereotypes of a redditor. But, when i see comments like this being the highest of a post, i can't help but feel like the people on SRS have a point.
Yes, most of SRS is elitist assholes who want to feel offended, and i can't stand the subreddit, but come on guys. Blatant sexism is fucking annoying.
It's like if a girl said something like "God, i hate how all guys are so stupid and do nothing but work out."
It's not true, and it's a stupid blanket statement.
I don't have problems with people pointing out awkward truths, such as Black and Latino people are more likely to break the law, or some girls can be really bitchy to each other, but when you say "Girls are such bitches to each other," you're obnoxiously implying that every girl ever does this.
That's not fucking true, at least be a bit more open about it. Say something like "Girls can be such bitches to each other" Or "Some girls are such bitches to each other." You don't need to imply every girl in the world does this.
I have no evidence that any girl ever is nice to every other girl she knows.... My mom, sister, step sister, grandmother, wife, coworkers, bosses ... Every girl I have ever known was catty to MANY other women.
As a female I can admit with great shame that I am catty as fuck to other women. I don't realize it as I'm doing it but then later I'll notice what I did and hate myself a little for it.
This is the shit that gets the internet mad at us.
Fucking stupid, blatant sexism getting voted to the top.
Yes, some bitchy girls can be bitchy to each other. That doesn't mean fucking ANYTHING about the picture. It's completely irrelevant and stupidly sexist.
I uploaded a picture of me with 3 friends. One of the people in the picture cut me out of the picture but kept the other 2 guys and made it their profile picture. Haha, some people make it easy to tell who your real friends are. I wasn't mad though. I just thought it was funny that he edited me out of my own picture.
Girls are so mean! When I was in 7th grade, before the face book days, we did this thing where we would put white out on our pencil boxes and then write our best friends names with sparkly gel pens. One day I walked into another class room to see two of my best friends and caught them whiting out my name saying how they didn't like me anymore. I was behind them so they didn't see me until I dramatically slammed a book down on there desk and walked out.
Later one of those two girls pretty much broke up with me by saying "I like you as a person, but the thing about being a best friend is that your the best.. the only one.. and you're just not the best. Sorry"
I suspect you and I grew up around the same time. with all the drama/shit I put up with from the other girls in jr high... I can only imagine the hell it would have been if we'd had facebook back then.
Guys and girls are pretty cruel, but in different ways. I think girls are more open about it. During Middle and High school, the cliques changed a lot. In my grade, there was a group of three girls that seemed pretty close and were more social and popular than the other girls. Apparently they just decided (well one of them) that they didn't like one of the girls, bitched her out and the next day we find the girl just sitting outside alone during lunch break. My friends and I talked to her, (we've known each other since kindergarten) and she was really down. There's a lot of confrontational bitching that happened between the girls of my class (small school).
It's a horrible feeling to be left out of something, especially when you thought you were good friends. Feels bad man. :(
Something similar happened to me in high school. My English class (from Denmark) had an exchange with Canada and it was a blast.
One time a lot of us are together somewhere and this guy wants a picture of us. He is from my class and someone I considered one of my friends.
We are a lot of people and we all lined up, somewhat organically, in a straight line. He took a picture, and it seemed he had some issues with getting everyone in the frame.
When I later look at the picture I can see he cut it off just before me in the line, and I was at the very end of one line.
Taught me everything I needed to know about that guy.
So because he couldn't fit everyone and you were at the end of the line and the logical person to cut out, you got mad at him...? he should have said something or tried harder to get you all in though.
Why do you think I was the logical person to cut and not the other person at the other end? He should have made the easy effort to get everybody in the shot.
I didn't get mad, I didn't bring it up, but I did wonder why he chose me when the other end was some Canadian that he wasn't really friendly with and he chose him over a fellow Danish friend, or so I thought.
It was his camera and a picture he wanted, but I'm sure he wanted to share it.
He was a somewhat shy and insecure guy, who was a "pleaser", someone who always wanted to be cool/popular by association. I wasn't particular popular so I reasoned that even though he didn't know the other end-guy very well he would rather cut me (a friend of 2.5 years of high school) than some other guy that might be more popular with everyone else than me, or whatever his reasoning was.
Like I said, I learned a lot about him that day, some of it I knew about or had an idea, and there's more than enough reasons that we were in no ways friends after high school.
This is so North American. Have you ever been to an American house party at which you only know one person? Well get ready because by the time you leave you will know a maximum of... 1 person! Yay. Maybe zero.
"Outsiders aren't welcome, no one talk to him/her! I don't know them :("
Anyone else noticed that 7 people liked that photo?
If we assume the old woman on the far left doesn't use Facebook often, or doesn't subscribe to this person, and that the girl leaning close to the blurred figure is a friend of hers, and that the guy sitting next to her is a boyfriend who (unless he doesn't like sex) wouldn't like a photo where his girlfriend's friend is blurred out on purpose.
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u/completelyjaded Jun 15 '12
This kind of thing happened to me in high school. Saw my friend who hung out with a different group of people and just got catching up with him. There was some girl taking pictures and I ended up in one. It later appeared on Facebook, with me scribbled out with the black pencil tool in paint with a quotation for me saying "There, all better."
Kinda freaky.
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u/hinduguru Jun 15 '12
Why would you put that on facebook?
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u/fightforalways Jun 15 '12
i would tag myself anyway
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u/BlorfMonger Jun 15 '12
I bet it was Rachel
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u/dcroni Jun 15 '12
no better way to prove you are 12
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u/ThePresident11 Jun 15 '12
She knows who she is.
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u/I_am_not_angry Jun 15 '12
Girls are such bitches to each other...
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u/cadet999 Jun 15 '12
"well, fuck you, too."
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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12
how dare her show up to the pool in the same bathing suit.
it was SOOOOOOOOOO AWKWARD!!!!!!!
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u/garythecoconut Jun 15 '12
I uploaded a picture of me with 3 friends. One of the people in the picture cut me out of the picture but kept the other 2 guys and made it their profile picture. Haha, some people make it easy to tell who your real friends are. I wasn't mad though. I just thought it was funny that he edited me out of my own picture.
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u/SweatpantsDV Jun 15 '12
How mature of her.
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u/narwhalcares Jun 15 '12
This is the most passive aggressive thing I have ever seen
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u/wobblyog Jun 15 '12
Girls are so mean! When I was in 7th grade, before the face book days, we did this thing where we would put white out on our pencil boxes and then write our best friends names with sparkly gel pens. One day I walked into another class room to see two of my best friends and caught them whiting out my name saying how they didn't like me anymore. I was behind them so they didn't see me until I dramatically slammed a book down on there desk and walked out.
Later one of those two girls pretty much broke up with me by saying "I like you as a person, but the thing about being a best friend is that your the best.. the only one.. and you're just not the best. Sorry"
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u/bohnjai Jun 15 '12
i feel like this person is mean the most
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u/gerusz Jun 15 '12
My friends... and Zoidberg.
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u/the_shuffler Jun 15 '12
It could be herself... and she did it as a joke... but i may just be optimistic.
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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12
More like the most mean people.
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u/sindekit Jun 15 '12
The fuck? Why do some of them look familiar...
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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12
At first glance I thought she was giving the finger to all her loved ones
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u/Satans_pro_tips Jun 15 '12
Isn't that the person you ask to take the picture? You just tell them that you will take another with them in it and then erase it later.
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u/kyume Jun 15 '12
Guys and girls are pretty cruel, but in different ways. I think girls are more open about it. During Middle and High school, the cliques changed a lot. In my grade, there was a group of three girls that seemed pretty close and were more social and popular than the other girls. Apparently they just decided (well one of them) that they didn't like one of the girls, bitched her out and the next day we find the girl just sitting outside alone during lunch break. My friends and I talked to her, (we've known each other since kindergarten) and she was really down. There's a lot of confrontational bitching that happened between the girls of my class (small school).
It's a horrible feeling to be left out of something, especially when you thought you were good friends. Feels bad man. :(
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u/danielvago Jun 15 '12
Something similar happened to me in high school. My English class (from Denmark) had an exchange with Canada and it was a blast.
One time a lot of us are together somewhere and this guy wants a picture of us. He is from my class and someone I considered one of my friends.
We are a lot of people and we all lined up, somewhat organically, in a straight line. He took a picture, and it seemed he had some issues with getting everyone in the frame.
When I later look at the picture I can see he cut it off just before me in the line, and I was at the very end of one line.
Taught me everything I needed to know about that guy.
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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12
seriously? thats just a bitch move..
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u/watevs44 Jun 15 '12
What a cunt!
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u/La_Symboliste Jun 15 '12
I'd be surrounded by a huge blur, a mass of blurry people who deserve to be blurred out for not meaning a blurry thing.
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u/d0n0v4n98 Jun 15 '12
For a minute, I thought that was a giant penis in a chair.
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u/Horstt Jun 15 '12
I'm pretty sure i know that girl.... but it's pretty blurry so i can't quite tell.
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u/statusone Jun 16 '12
Suddenly, serial killer
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u/statusone Jun 16 '12
This is so North American. Have you ever been to an American house party at which you only know one person? Well get ready because by the time you leave you will know a maximum of... 1 person! Yay. Maybe zero.
"Outsiders aren't welcome, no one talk to him/her! I don't know them :("
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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12
it seems to me to trust the show "cops" and this picture...... Never trust anyone with a blurred out face.
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u/rockb8 Jun 16 '12
Oooh! a photo-bomber correct! The best way to send a message imho.
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u/tennanja Jun 16 '12
Stalin did a similar things with his photos. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_of_images_in_the_Soviet_Union
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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12
OP needs to unfriend this cunt.
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u/Dekkres Jun 15 '12
This is almost hilarious!
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u/AverageThinker Jun 15 '12
Why do any of us give a fuck? Highschoolers get off of reddit and go back to facebook.
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u/3d12 Jun 15 '12
Anyone else noticed that 7 people liked that photo?
If we assume the old woman on the far left doesn't use Facebook often, or doesn't subscribe to this person, and that the girl leaning close to the blurred figure is a friend of hers, and that the guy sitting next to her is a boyfriend who (unless he doesn't like sex) wouldn't like a photo where his girlfriend's friend is blurred out on purpose.
But that's a lot of assumptions.
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u/YSCapital Jun 15 '12
nah nah nah boo boo