Don’t look at us; we're just two grown adults that drove your daughter to suicide!

1. Fake Myspace Account? Check!

2. False pictures and posts to trick your daughter's friend into thinking a cute boy likes her? Check!

3. Spread false rumors to the community about your daughter’s friend after the friend had enough being treated like shit and ended their teenage friendship? Check!

4. Full knowledge that your daughter's friend is mentally unstable and on mind altering drugs for this problem? Check!

5. Telling your daughter's friend to go kill herself after ruining her reputation and using the fake account to do it? The fake account of the only boy who liked her? Check!

6. Saying that you don't feel very guilty after your daughter's friend hangs herself? Check and Mate!

http://ofallonjournal.stltoday.com/a...okin_1.ii1.txt
Full information.

[john]

That's pretty fucked.


But why is the article so looong?

Originally Posted by john

That's pretty fucked.


But why is the article so looong?

Here's a better version:

http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Megan_Meier

[neums]

Don't know why I actually read all that, but I'm of the mind that the people who created that account need to die in a fire. A big one. One that consumes the entire house and burns alive the "friend" who was fully complicit in the death of this Megan girl.

I mean honestly, it sounds like the parent almost was going to feel guilty, but once she found out that the girl had contemplated suicide before, she was like, "Well, now I don't feel guilty." Nevermind that she in effect pulled the trigger when she TOLD A 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL TO KILL HERSELF.

[Captain Olimar]

Hahaha

Wow, if you base all your feelings on one friend, on myspace, you should kill yourself

[danny noonan]

I think dying in a fire is too good for them...

[ScottMaximus]

This confirms my hypothesis that MySpace's creation created a temporal hole where reason means nothing (a church?) and pictures on the internets = serious business.

[D-Rugg]

"No, but look at him! He's hot! Please, please, can I add him?"

Jesus Christ that better not be an actual quote from the daughter. Asking your mom to add someone on MySpace? Holy fuck.

[Linux]

The parents should have known it was a set up, she weighed almost 200 lbs at one point.

[Casey]

The parents who created the fake account must have iron balls - they were friends with this girls parents while they were setting the daughter up online..And they rang up that friend who was in on it, and told her to keep her mouth shut.
AND, they celebrate birthdays with them the day after, and had the gall to ask them to store the foosball table..

More iron balls than a Spartan.

[mumbles]

One less whiney fatass in the world.

[fatnuts]

Originally Posted by neums

Don't know why I actually read all that, but I'm of the mind that the people who created that account need to die in a fire. A big one. One that consumes the entire house and burns alive the "friend" who was fully complicit in the death of this Megan girl.

I mean honestly, it sounds like the parent almost was going to feel guilty, but once she found out that the girl had contemplated suicide before, she was like, "Well, now I don't feel guilty." Nevermind that she in effect pulled the trigger when she TOLD A 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL TO KILL HERSELF.

Neums is right. No offense to the younger members here, but it is absolutely possible for an adult to drive a child to this. And a 13 year old girl is still a child. Some of my kids' friends are so soaked up in social drama (online or not) that I think they completely define themselves by it.

Whatever your age, if you see yourself as that low of a person, so low that a myspace friend means everything, you have a real problem. It doesn't take years of therapy to fix either. If you don't think you are worth respect or admiration, go DO something worthy of respect and admiration. Don't stare at the mirror all day and hate yourself. Do something.

[Kevined The Big]

there was just so much unimportant bullshit in between that i couldn't even finish reading it...

[Ralph]

Originally Posted by Kevined The Big

there was just so much unimportant bullshit in between that i couldn't even finish reading it...

Thanks for letting us know; I was on the edge of my seat awaiting your review, so now I feel much better.

Furthermore,

[Kevined The Big]

Originally Posted by Ralph

Thanks for letting us know; I was on the edge of my seat awaiting your review, so now I feel much better.

Furthermore,

in the future don't count on my reviews....i'm a very busy person ralph. i have many men to see about many dogs....ya dig

plus, my contacts are messing up and it hurt to read it!!!

[Ralph]

Originally Posted by Kevined The Big

in the future don't count on my reviews....i'm a very busy person ralph. i have many men to see about many dogs....ya dig

plus, my contacts are messing up and it hurt to read it!!!

Let me summarize:

Your post added nothing to the conversation. In fact, it was worse in the respect that you took 16 words to say, "tl;dr".

Yes, this forum is full of that. Today I get to pick you out of the crowd, congratulations

Nothing to see here, move along.

[Novite]

Originally Posted by Ralph

Nothing to see here, move along.

Out of morbid curiosity, how many times have you said that in real life, in a non-sarcastic/humorous way?

[themoomin]

Originally Posted by fatnuts

Neums is right. No offense to the younger members here, but it is absolutely possible for an adult to drive a child to this. And a 13 year old girl is still a child. Some of my kids' friends are so soaked up in social drama (online or not) that I think they completely define themselves by it.

Whatever your age, if you see yourself as that low of a person, so low that a myspace friend means everything, you have a real problem. It doesn't take years of therapy to fix either. If you don't think you are worth respect or admiration, go DO something worthy of respect and admiration. Don't stare at the mirror all day and hate yourself. Do something.

Who is more immature, the people who made the fake Myspace account or the girl who killed herself.

I say the account makers. I mean, I have videos of me eating raw jalapenos on youtube. I regularly snort sherbet. But I would NEVER, never do something like tell a mentally unstable girl to kill herself.

Ugh. What a horrible story.

[M0nd0_l337]

Jesus!



Did Tim grab a hold of this story yet?


Jokes aside i do feel strongly that the parents should be charged with homicide.

[Ralph]

Originally Posted by Novite

Out of morbid curiosity, how many times have you said that in real life, in a non-sarcastic/humorous way?

I've never thought about it. I expect the answer would be around zero, though.