HUGH!11111111! MySpace fight in the Belle/Finn house!

My daughter (15) left her MySpace logged in. She has about 400 friends (almost all of which are kids she goes to school with or used to go to school with...actual friends in RL). Her little brother (11) took it upon himself to replace her picture with that of Michael Jackson and post a bulletin saying "I'm a Hermaphrodite" that went out to all 400 friends. Needless to say, when she saw it, she smacked her brother. Unfortunately, I don't believe in violence and have to figure out what to do with her.

He, however, had to delete his page as a punishment. When he first wanted a page, my daughter was worried he'd do something like this and I told him, if he did he'd have to delete his MySpace. At least the boys are going to be at their dad's for the rest of the weekend while she's here, so hopefully everyone will cool off a little.

Arrgghhhh!!!! :argh: :crazy: :mad: :hurts: :grr: :nuke: :banghead:


(And yes, I did laugh a little :hide:)

I'd have a hard time not :rofl:

:7

Your poor daughter, though.... :hug:

Her three, plus her stepbrother.

Once her brothers made sharpie marker mustaches on her while she slept. They get in trouble, but in all honesty I can't blame her for punching him when he does this stuff. Oy! :eyes:

My 11 year is a strait A, "gifted" student. He likes to use his vocabulary for good and evil!

:rofl:

I wouldn't have been able to keep a straight face while trying to work that one out.

and she has my sympathy.

But from one chick with oafish brothers to another, please let her know that the sooner she learns to log off her MySpace account, keep her diary locked and hidden, stash her Barbies where the boys can't find them, etc., ad infinitum... - and dish out a little mayhem of her own, the happier she'll be. Nothing makes a clever young lad restrain himself like the thought of some truly excellent retribution.

:hi: