today i realized....

we just had our annual sportsfest in school, and you see parents/ teams backstabbing each other over a few measly points. parents complaining, crying and hollering... GAWD. all the backstabbing, rumor-mongering and the low blows are so *sigh* ridiculously pathetic. TACKY. and these are the supposed educated bracket?! unbelievable. no wonder the children turn out to be future brats... ick: you see your mom/ dad shouting, yelling, whining, boo-ing teams at a 'friendly family game'... ugh: the fruit wouldn't fall far from the tree... i feel so disgusted. they are such a pain....

and speaking of insecurities, a friend of mine mentioned a few moments ago that this pain-in-the-ass 'cohort' has TONS of insecurities... which explained her desperate and annoying behavior. DUH. she's so ironic. she's flippy brand-conscious because the poor person can hardly afford; she's quick to note and ask for relationship flaws because hers is so demented and retarded; she's so defensive on her 'communication prowess' because... well, ok: guess i'll stop there because i don't want to stoop that low. :) but seriously: i'm glad to know that i'm not the only one who finds her pathetic and annoying. not that i want people to rally and gang up on her, just to get even... but eitherway: HURRAH for the enlightened ones! ;)

and just so i can post it:
t.i: the manner and the content of things that a person speaks of and takes interest in DOES tell how intelligent you are. (duh, stupid.)
'rents: the family sportsfest is a time for children to enjoy the company of their parents while they are in school... activities done here are all just for fun and games. not a matter of life and death. it is an opportunity to celebrate unity in diversity, not a time to encourage rifts and create bigger, wider ravines among teammates and ripple family feuds.... besides: your children will be watching how you behave and handle a stressful/ high- pressure situation: don't you think you should behave appropriately as a way of setting a good example for your child? i'd hate to hear you complain about your child's tantrum: i might flip my head too far back while laughing at your face and blissfully break my neck!!! ;p

AAARGH.