[QUOTE="FLSTS"][QUOTE="LastLaugh90"][QUOTE="Platyphyllum"] Wow, I cannot believe the idiotic responses I have seen on this thread. "Break her face", "break something she likes", "cut off the hair of her dolls". Wow, I cannot believe how unsophisticated and immature people here are.
The obvious answer is to try and work it out with your parents, try and tell them what happened, it's YOUR DS and she shouldn't have scratched it and ask them to find a way for her to pay you back for it. Simple, and what's even better is that YOU won't get in trouble for breaking something she has just for the sake of idiotic "revenge".
Platyphyllum
^^LOOOOOSSSEEERR!!!!!!^^
Though how much he sounds like a "nerd" (no offense)he is right.To Last Laugh: I don't see how your response is in any way more thought out, intelligent, and as helpful as mine. All you can do is type out ^^LOOOOOOSSEERRRR!!!!!!^^ without stating a single reason why you called me that, sometimes I wonder what the ages are of people on this forum, perhaps they are 10 years old (or even less) to even be calling people that and stating stupid things to do to your sister which will in turn, get you in trouble.to FLSTS: "Nerd" is simply a label and a name that means nothing, only people obsessed with popularity use that term as they think they deserve to be separated from another group of people just because they think they are superior, thus calling them "nerds" and being stereotypical. Let's face it, every single person in the world is unique and different, these "labels" like nerd are irrelevant and anyone who uses them will completely be ignored, because if you look at what I said earlier, everyone is different in a way and classifying an entire group of people into one label like "nerd" makes no sense. I advise you do not use that term again.
Generally, one of the criteria for being a nerd is being extremely intelligent. I take it as a compliment when people call me a nerd, it's good stuff. In my opinion: More intelligent, less conceited > Arrogant, popular, etc. I agree with the stereotyping thing.
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