My Super Sweet 16 takes you on a wild ride behind the scenes for all the drama, surprises and over-the-top fun as teens prepare for their most important coming-of-age celebrations.Most important coming-of-age celebrations? What normal 16 year old has a huge party that costs over $150,000.00? If it was the most important, I feel sorry for the majority of 16 year olds that never see this. And forget college, because this party would be much more of a financial burden than the minor point of COLLEGE. It lives up to all the stereotypes of being rich, conceited, selfish, and totally disconnected from the real world, no pun intended. Chrees' talks about an article on her blog...what should be an April Fools article is real. I can't believe it. These parents are actually proud to show off their kids like this? Wow. I thought I wasn't going to write anything today, but Chrees' post hit a nerve. Any naysayers claim jealousy, really I am not jealous of being thought of as snooty idiots. So yeah, I'm jealous...hah. /rant
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Sweet 16. Spoiled 16 More Like It.
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Haha! I may Tivo American Idol, but you watch My Super Sweet 16! HAHAHA! That's awesome!
LAMoneyGuy, Yeah yeah...haha...
Happy2BHere, I believe even if parents are rich, they can raise their children to understand the value of money. Of course those kids won't be on TV...
I usually steer clear of MTV because of shows like that. VH1 (mtv subsidiary I believe) is another network that shows what the rich folks do with their money. I'm not crazy about seeing how much money they have, and I don't...
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