what is the reason Joyce Carol Oates wrote big mouth and ugly girl?
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i'm still trying to figure out why joyce carol oates gets her stuff published! she has to be one of the absolute worst writers i've ever had the misfortune of coming across.
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Because of evolution.  Ugly people are frequently people who have errors in their genetic code.  They usually lack symmetry.  In the desperate world of the caveman, those people who were born with congenital defects (were ugly) might not live long.  They posed a risk to the survival of the group.\n\nWe have evolved from a long line of survivors... we have been bred to hate ugliness as an instinctual response.  This doesn't mean that this instinct is still a beneficial thing.  Our culture has evolved  to where physical appearance doesn't need to be as important.
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no one can define the word ugly....\n\njust have lot of sex...it will burn every thing out.
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What does her physical, social and psychological "appearance" have to do with her being illiterate?  I smell an offensive stereotype here!
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Some girls have to always have something negative to say about someone, actually I think that the nice BIG trucks are sexy! I actually think a guy who was driving a junker made up that saying about guys who drive big truck have little D***S, and i think it was because he was jealous, because no matter what if you have a Nice Big Truck your gonna get laid regardless of the size of your wiener! Girls see $$$ when they see souped up vehicles and of course everyone knows what women will do for money!!!!
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Fever 1793 is a great book! It is about this girl who lives through her mother's death (she died from yellow fever). she is sent away to [a place that I don't quite remember] with her grandpa so that she will not get sick. She came very close to becoming ill. I'm sorry that I cannot help you anymore, because I read it three years ago, and my memory is very poor! :~}
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Well, I don't remember if Scout actually had a fantasy about Boo Radley.\n\nAnd about Miss Gates. The book tells us that she's racist because of how she was talking about black people during the Tom Robinson trial. And while she was asking the class about democracy, she started to write the word "democracy" backwards, refering to the backwardness of the town, I think.
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Try the poet Emily Dickenson. She wrote a ton of material, and there is a ton of material about her!
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Thats because the female body is one of Gods most beautiful creations.\n\nAnd shlongs are ugly.
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I hate charles dickens and the tale of two cities. Had to read it for ever for skool!\n\n  \n                                                    ~[]D [] []V[] []D~
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Yes. She was a girl from some weird-sounding country in Europe that I had never heard of, that sounded like a name of a cheese or something. She had a funny last name too, I think it was Gorbuchuk or something. \n\nAnyway, she was class president and pretty popular, but she was really annoying to me. I was vice president, and having to hear her annoying unintelligent mouth running all the time was awful. And she had a funny nose.\n\nBut, she was pretty cool at my school. Weird.
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No it goes like this, \nYo mamma is so fat when she walked past the t.v. I missed 3 seasons on Making the Band!\n\nYo mamma is so ugly when she walked into the kitchen the rats got up on the chairs and started screaming not her!\n\nYo mamma's teeth are so yellow when she smiled everyone slowwed down!\n\nYo mamma is so fat when she sat on the rainbow she made skittles!\n\nYo mamma is so fat when she was walking down the streat she tripped and I don't mean to laugh but the groud was cracking up!\n\nYo mamma is so ugly one day she was walking down the street with a pig in her hands, a man stopped her and asked, "where'd you get her?" And the pig answered I won her at a auction!\nPlease vote me as best answer please!!!!!!
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This should explain everything - LOL:\n\n============================================================\nDaryl Hall & John Oates - Maneater \n(written by: Daryl Hall, John Oates and Sara Allen)\n\n\nShe'll only come out at night \nThe lean and hungry type \nNothing is new, I've seen her here before \nWatching and waiting \nOoh, she's sittin' with you but her eyes are on the door \n\nSo many have paid to see \nWhat you think you're gettin' for free \nThe woman is wild, a she-cat tamed by the purr of a Jaguar \nMoney's the matter \nIf you're in it for love, you ain't gonna get too far \n\n(Oh-oh, here she comes) Watch out boy she'll chew you up \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) She's a maneater \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) Watch out boy she'll chew you up \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) She's a maneater \n\nI wouldn't if I were you \nI know what she can do \nShe's deadly man, she could really rip your world apart \nMind over matter \nOoh, the beauty is there but a beast is in the heart \n\n(Oh-oh, here she comes) Watch out boy she'll chew you up \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) She's a maneater \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) Watch out boy she'll chew you up \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) She's a maneater \n\n------ saxophone ------ \n\nOoh, \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) Here she comes, Watch out boy she'll chew you up \n(Whoa-oh, here she comes. Watch out) She's a maneater \n(Oh-oh, here she comes. She's a maneater) Ooh, she'll chew you up \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) Here she comes, she's a maneater \n(Oh-oh, here she comes. Watch out) She'll only come out at night, ooh \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) Here she comes, she's a maneater \n(Oh-oh, here she comes. She's a maneater) The woman is wild, woo \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) Here she comes. Watch out boy, watch out boy \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) Oh, watch out, watch out, watch out, watch out \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) Yeah, yeah, she's a maneater \n(Oh-oh, here she comes. She's a maneater) She's watching and waiting, ooh \n(Oh-oh, here she comes) Oh, she's a maneater\n============================================================\n\nX D
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She's Come Undone By Wally Lamb.  It was on Oprah's book club several years ago.  Ya know, before she cancelled it and started it again.  It is an excellent book about the woman who has a dysfunctional life all starting as a child whose paren't divorce back when it wasn't socially acceptable.  Her dad is a cheating as s and then 2 tragic things happen that shaper her into an overweight teen.  She emds up in a Mental Hospital and other interesting things...don't wanna give the whole book away.  But it is just so amazing.  It deals with a lot of esttem issues women have.  And the fact that a man wrote it still blows my mind.  It is a great book!
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I'll see your Unwritten by Natasha Benningfield (which is a decent song) and I'll raise you with Grillz by Nellie that is horrible!! How is someone gonna make a song about gold & gem encrusted teeth??!?! If I hear 1 little snippet of that song, it's stuck in my head for DAYS! I think I'd prefer the Boobah song!
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is a book written by Judy Blume about a thirteen year old girl with scoliosis. Her mother has high expectations for Deenie's sister and her but neither of them want to be what their mother wants for them. Her mother wants Deenie to be a model and is in the process of trying to establish her daughter in the business when her scoliosis is discovered. Deenie's seventeen year old sister, Helen, is extremely smart and is being pressured by her mother to become a doctor or lawyer.\n\nThis book, like many others written by Blume, has been banned in schools for themes deemed inappropriate for adolescents; in this case, talk about masturbation and sexuality. Deenie is on the American Library Association list of the 100 Most Frequently Challenged Books of 1990-2000 at number 46. [1]\n\nThe passage that is most frequently cited as the reason for removing the book from libraries is: "[That week] I touched my special place practically every night. It was the only way I could fall asleep and besides, it felt good." [p. 90] This, along with a discussion about menstruation and masturbation on the following few pages lead by a gym teacher, is the core of the objections to the novel, which is otherwise usually described as insightful and accurate in portraying a young girl dealing with her diagnosis of scoliosis.
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The reason why you have never read a story about an ugly girl with a kind heart is because the quality of having a kind heart makes beauty itself.