Q. Where can I find cute fitted teen girl coats with fur on the hood online?
Links please!
Links please!
A. Hollister, American Eagle, and Abercrombie usually has them but I seen cute ones at Pac Sun.
I need help remembering the title of a book please?
Q. The only part I remember of this book is that a group of teenagers are at a party and this girl coats the inside of a glass with bugspray because she doesn't like this other girl. Well, the wrong girl drinks out of the poisoned glass and she ends up getting kidney failure or something.
Does anyone know what book I'm talking about?
Does anyone know what book I'm talking about?
A. Weekend (Point) by Christopher Pike
"Several months after Shani's wealthy best-friend Robin is poisoned at a drunken party given by a mutual friend and left with permanently damaged kidneys, every teen-ager who was at the party is invited to spend a weekend at Robin's family's beach house in Mexico. The weekend of pleasure, however, soon turns into a horribly real cat-and-mouse game as someone causes accidents, cuts the phone wires, and eventually isolates the kids in the remote house. Does someone know who tried to poison Robin? Is the poisoner preparing to strike again? Is someone looking for revenge? Pike's strength is in characterization, and in his ability to write a true young-adult suspenser. No watered-down adult mystery, this honestly engrossing novel about teens on the brink of adulthood is perfect fare for the reader who's past Nancy Drew but not yet ready for Agatha Christie. Parents may object to the heavy drinking scene (although the scene is realistic), to Shani's sexual fantasy, and to the unbelievably offhand attitude of the few adults in the book"
http://books.google.com/books/about/Weekend.html?id=PDEHX7w-ra0C
"Several months after Shani's wealthy best-friend Robin is poisoned at a drunken party given by a mutual friend and left with permanently damaged kidneys, every teen-ager who was at the party is invited to spend a weekend at Robin's family's beach house in Mexico. The weekend of pleasure, however, soon turns into a horribly real cat-and-mouse game as someone causes accidents, cuts the phone wires, and eventually isolates the kids in the remote house. Does someone know who tried to poison Robin? Is the poisoner preparing to strike again? Is someone looking for revenge? Pike's strength is in characterization, and in his ability to write a true young-adult suspenser. No watered-down adult mystery, this honestly engrossing novel about teens on the brink of adulthood is perfect fare for the reader who's past Nancy Drew but not yet ready for Agatha Christie. Parents may object to the heavy drinking scene (although the scene is realistic), to Shani's sexual fantasy, and to the unbelievably offhand attitude of the few adults in the book"
http://books.google.com/books/about/Weekend.html?id=PDEHX7w-ra0C
What should I buy for my angel?
Q. I signed up for JCPenny's adopt an angel program, and I am trying to figure out what to get my angel. My angel is an 11 year old girl that wants a radio alarm clock and a girls coat size 14. I want to get her the best alarm clock possible for the cheapest price, and I want to be able to buy it at a store (Sears, Penny's, etc) and not online. Any ideas?
A. Try Ross, Walmart or target
Major Confession about what I did during class?
Q. How can I tell my mom about my darkest secret. I'm a gay senior and during my freshman year during a movie in my keyboarding class I went to the corner computer and masturbated to gay porn. I put a random girls coat over my hands. How can I tell my parents about what I did. They are anti Homosexuals.
A. You can start by not being gay.
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