MTV's My Super Sweet 16 - Page 3

Sister Havana · #31 02-07-2005, 02:01 PM

Way back in prehistoric times when I turned 16, I just had a slumber party and then we went downtown the next day. No big whoop.

ZTABullwinkle · #32 02-16-2005, 06:10 PM

For some reason, I just keep watching this train wreck. Did anyone see last night's? That girl was more than a bit snobby....Plus the price tag was over $400,000!!

Mz Destiny · #33 02-16-2005, 11:10 PM

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Originally posted by GeoffZ
This show is my guilty pleasure too. These kids are insanely spoiled. Ava has to be the worst so far. She is like 16 going on 6. The fake crying at the restaurant was riddiculous. It's her parents fault though

It's my guilty pleasure too....Ava takes the cake....I have that one taped! One show...the boy lives in the next town up from me...however, our neighborhoods and income brackets are DRASTICALLY different...lol

GeoffZ · #34 02-17-2005, 01:15 AM

I think Natalie has seen Mean Girls one too many times. She was so obsessed with being popular. That came off as desperate.

I thought it was funny that Jackie, from the first show, showed up at this girls party. How many people in La Jolla did MTV go to?

FAB*SpiceySpice · #35 02-17-2005, 01:12 PM

I didn't see this weeks episode with Natalie, but last weeks with the guy Hart or Art or whatever the hell is name was...WHAT A DOUCHEBAG! And his dad, WTF...whose dad is THAT CONCERNED with being "cool"? What a toolbag. This show is so freakin' annoying and I can't stop watching it. Ava and hart should hook up, imagine that wedding.

My 16th birthday party consisted of inviting all my girl and guy friends from school (which was at the most like 50 people) and having them come to my house. We watched movies, jumped on the trampoline, ate a lot of pizza, and had cookie cake! I got a car on my birthday, but it was no brand new $70,000 Range Rover...and you know, I am ok with that. My cookie cake was SPECTACULAR...and it was huge, so I was eating it for like a month...yum.

#36 02-17-2005, 01:26 PM

I've only seen the Hard Rock , Ava, Hart, and Natalie episodes and I see a trend -- these kids tend to come from "broken" homes where mom and dad have split or have since remarried. Oh my, do you really think that these SPINELESS moms and dads are just trying to fill some kind of void? "Sorry for traumatizing you for life by getting a divorce, honey...but here's a fucking Range Rover." And it's one thing to be bratty and shallow and materialistic, but really AVA, do you have to SOUND IT too?

Anyone notice the faces of most of their friends and guests in attendance? Sure, MTV likes show everyone having a good time, but I've seen many a "holy shit, this is just too much" kinds of faces.

My hope is that seeing this has come back to bite the kids in the ass...and that these parents have learned a thing or two. But I doubt it.

These chicks make Ali Hilfiger and Jamie Gleischer look like Mother Teresa.

NinjaPoodle · #37 02-17-2005, 01:51 PM

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Originally posted by OohTeenyWahine
I've only seen the Hard Rock , Ava, Hart, and Natalie episodes and I see a trend -- these kids tend to come from "broken" homes where mom and dad have split or have since remarried. Oh my, do you really think that these SPINELESS moms and dads are just trying to fill some kind of void? "Sorry for traumatizing you for life by getting a divorce, honey...but here's a fucking Range Rover." And it's one thing to be bratty and shallow and materialistic, but really AVA, do you have to SOUND IT too?

*Yes

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Anyone notice the faces of most of their friends and guests in attendance? Sure, MTV likes show everyone having a good time, but I've seen many a "holy shit, this is just too much" kinds of faces.

*Yes

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These chicks make Ali Hilfiger and Jamie Gleischer look like Mother Teresa.

Bwaahhaaaa!!

pinkyphimu · #38 02-17-2005, 07:59 PM

i was home sick from work today and caught up on a few episodes.

ava= totally manipulative, ridiculous, and utterly annoying
hart= completely a geek with no friends...had to spend tons of money on a party to pretend like he had friends when in reality, no one likes him.
natalie= at the beginning, i kind of liked her, but then i just wanted to smack her. she didn't know 80% of the people at her party...who invites people to their b-days that they don't even know? seriously low self-esteem here...

and what about the losers buying invites to the parties? who are these kids? don't they have anything else to do????

AznSAE · #39 02-17-2005, 08:10 PM

yeah i caught the natalie one (as well as the rest)

. i would love to have mommy and daddy spend butt loads of money on an event for me

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mtv shoud do a "my 21st birthday party" show. this would be awesome to watch. hmm, they better give me some money for this idea.

Glitter650 · #40 02-19-2005, 01:52 AM

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Originally posted by SOPi_Jawbreaker
Oh, are you talking about that girl that started crying because her parents said they weren't getting her a car? She was soooo annoying and such a drama queen.

It's such a ridiculous show. I can't believe there are people out there spending $100,000 or $200,000 on their kid's 16th birthday. There are people out there that spend less than that on a house.

Not in CA

Ava has got the be the BIGGEST SNOT . That red dress she wanted was totally inappropriate for a 16 year old IMO.

Natalie.. Umm Yeah... "I don't know 80% of the people here, yeah...to me that says LOSER.

Hart, WHINY baby... I don't feel good cause I drank too much red bull ??

I hope they all watch their episodes in a few years and realize how horrible they seem.

Mz Destiny · #41 02-19-2005, 12:51 PM

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Originally posted by pinkyphimu
i was home sick from work today and caught up on a few episodes.

ava= totally manipulative, ridiculous, and utterly annoying
hart= completely a geek with no friends...had to spend tons of money on a party to pretend like he had friends when in reality, no one likes him.
natalie= at the beginning, i kind of liked her, but then i just wanted to smack her. she didn't know 80% of the people at her party...who invites people to their b-days that they don't even know? seriously low self-esteem here...

and what about the losers buying invites to the parties? who are these kids? don't they have anything else to do????

Exactly....

WVU alpha phi · #42 02-20-2005, 07:21 PM

I watched the Natalie episode last night. I didn't think I could dislike anyone more than Ava, but Natalie took the cake. She was just waaaaay too concerned with being popular, and I think she totally used her Roswell friends. I love how she kept saying, "People there don't believe I'm having this party.. so my friends have to take a lot of pictures so they know." Could you be any more stupid? And why would you invite tons of people you don't know? Talk about trying to have your dad buy your friends. Which was also nice, I liked how she started the show with, "Most of the people only know me by the cars my dad drives." Spoilllllllllllllllllled.
I felt bad for Hart, but his dad was just way too weird. I think his dad thought he was turning 16, not Hart. That flight down to Miami was nice though on the private jet. It looked like he only had like 30 people at his party, I feel bad for him. That's gotta suck to be embarrassed on national TV.

NinjaPoodle · #43 02-20-2005, 07:30 PM

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Originally posted by Glitter650
That red dress she wanted was totally inappropriate for a 16 year old IMO.

And so were the other dresses she tried on during her sprint to Paris..

GeoffZ · #44 02-20-2005, 07:47 PM

I was watching MTV this weekend and they showed the first episode with Lauren and Jacqueline watching it and adding commentary. They were fine with how their epsiode turned out. I think they're too clueless to realize how bad they came off. On a side note, Lauren cut her hair and dyed it black. Not a good look.

sugar and spice · #45 02-20-2005, 07:50 PM

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Originally posted by FAB*SpiceySpice

My 16th birthday party consisted of inviting all my girl and guy friends from school (which was at the most like 50 people) and having them come to my house. We watched movies, jumped on the trampoline, ate a lot of pizza, and had cookie cake! I got a car on my birthday, but it was no brand new $70,000 Range Rover...and you know, I am ok with that. My cookie cake was SPECTACULAR...and it was huge, so I was eating it for like a month...yum.

My sixteenth birthday involved me and a bunch of friends going to see Ten Things I Hate About You and then just hanging out at my house eating pizza and cake -- and then I burst into tears while blowing out my candles because

1) I was going through this horrible breakup, but we were trying to be friends, so he was there, and
2) I was a little drama queen.

Damn, that would have made for good TV.