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what's worse than spoiled rich girls? spoiled rich girls with guns!
prank call to an appliance store complaining that the freezer failed, and "spoilt" the man's seed that he kept in a jar in the freezer before he died.
these teen beauty queens just keep getting better! this pageant princess is as spoiled as ms. teen south carolina is dumb. it`s incredible, really. if the girls two ever meet the universe will explode. it says so in the bible. (clips from the show wife swap.)
the spoiled brat who cried about getting a red car instead of a blue has apparently uploaded an explanation about her behavior. this makes her look even worse.
she doesn't get what she wants.
watching romantic comedies can spoil your love life, a study by a university in edinburgh has claimed. rom-coms have been blamed by relationship experts at heriot watt university for promoting unrealistic expectations when it comes to love. they found fans of films such as runaway bride and notting hill often fail to communicate with their partner. many held the view if someone is meant to be with you, then they should know what you want without you telling them. psychologists at the family and personal relationships laboratory at the university studied 40 top box office hits between 1995 and 2005, and identified common themes which they believed were unrealistic. the movies included you've got mail, maid in manhattan, the wedding planner and while you were sleeping. the university's dr bjarne holmes said: "marriage counsellors often see couples who believe that sex should always be perfect, and if someone is meant to be with you then they will know what you want without you needing to communicate it. "we now have some emerging evidence that suggests popular media play a role in perpetuating these ideas in people's minds. "the problem is that while most of us know that the idea of a perfect relationship is unrealistic, some of us are still more influenced by media portrayals than we realise." as part of the project, 100 student volunteers were asked to watch the 2001 romantic comedy serendipity, while a further 100 watched a david lynch drama. students watching the romantic film were later found to be more likely to believe in fate and destiny. a further study found that fans of romantic comedies had a stronger belief in predestined love. kimberly johnson, who also worked on the study, said: "films do capture the excitement of new relationships but they also wrongly suggest that trust and committed love exist from the moment people meet, whereas these are qualities that normally take years to develop." source
girl yells at her mom to take her to practice while brother is taping her hissy fit. hilarity ensues.
kid with leukemia sends's make a wish foundation bankrupt. with his wish for unlimited wishes.
