Yes, I tend to think it is completely unjust, not serving the interests of justice, to force me to pay for any of the preppy crimes, if there be any in existence or not is no concern of mine, let the police submit their reports if there be any, of that Cerulean Jennie of the Ph.D. in Stupid, to exaggerate slightly. I am really not paying that much attention to her stuff to bother with trying to express something about that.
However, I am old enough to remember that back in the 1970s and 1980s, "preppy" was a popular fashion fad of which she was a noted manifestation on our college campus. After all is said and done, nobody really wants to have anything to do with the preppies. They wear a certain style of clothing, a bit on the stiff side for my tastes, although not terrible if that is what you want people to think about you, and they might say certain cryptic things that, if you don't know the preppy lingo, you might find yourself a bit at a disadvantage as to how to answer if any reply be required given that a preppy dictionary was not really available. You can wear the preppy clothes, but the lingo might be a tricky trap. If you do not really have the bank account or the upper class connections to match the superficial appearance, some people might notice that. You can fool some of the people....
But I forget who was Jennie's college roommate who had a falling out with her. I never keep track of these cheerleader types. I only remember some things that Dauna said about her, and of course she was a noted gossip on campus. And also they were both Italians, so who knows what happened there.
