Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for March 25, 2016

you tell ’em Gracie!

Oh, so we are talking aggressive too now. Can´t accept others having different interests than her self it seems … thats rather hipocrytical of her.

Also if she were so smart, she just wouldn´t care, but she apparently have to position herself.

You tell him Gracie…..way too many kids these days revel in their ignorance. We need more students like Gracie to set the example. Unfortunately, Parents are to blame because ignorance begets ignorance. Got to go now, “I’m am Cait” is coming on.

Yeah, but she is mindlessly brash and annoying nonetheless.

Dumb people are usually intimidated by intelligent people.

Run little boy!

Typical liberal spin – she fails to understand the real problem “Annoying” and solely focuses on the “nerd” piece as if that’s the cause of both the annoyance and the issue.

Being a non-annoying nerd is fine for everyone else. It’s the annoying part – demanding everyone bow to your ‘superiority’ that’s the issue.

And this is from someone who’s been (and can still be) an annoying nerd. — just self-aware after all these decades.

I reject you reality and substitute my own.

@ N-G49 – Always loved that quote but had forgotten about it. Certainly seems to be the meme these days.

There was a girl like that at my school like that. She got an awful lot of swirlies. Like most people like that she wasn’t just smart which would have been ok but she was really arrogant, condescending and self opinionated as well.

I only wish that this sentiment would become contagious and an epidemic. And take any of the like ‘reality’ shows with it.

No She would say something smart then turn around and say I bet you didn’t know because you only live in a small apartment because you’re poor or even worse she once reckoned a l was not as clever as her because she put it her dad was dead and not around to help her with her homework and other things like that. She was clever but as much as that she was a horrible person.