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“On October 3rd, he asked me what day it was.” #MeanGirlsDay

Asher B. Durand, c. 1819 https://bit.ly/2nBjjWf #October3rd

“Who are The Plastics?”

“They're teen royalty. If North Shore was Us Weekly, they would always be on the cover.”

Carl and Fredrika Weidner https://bit.ly/2p9bfMV #October3rd #MeanGirlsDay

"... and evil takes a human form in Regina George."

https://bit.ly/2p9iTa5 #MeanGirlsDay #October3rd

“That’s why her hair is so big. It’s full of secrets.”

Queen Mariana, c. 1652-1653 https://bit.ly/2oltSN0 #MeanGirlsDay #October3rd

“Having lunch with The Plastics was like leaving the actual world and entering Girl World.”

https://bit.ly/2nrHHd3 #MeanGirlsDay

"And you can only wear your hair in a ponytail once a week. So...I guess you picked today."

Horse’s tail fragment https://bit.ly/2KQznuY #MeanGirlsDay #October3rd

“I'm not like a regular mom. I'm a cool mom.”

https://bit.ly/2p9ahjJ #MeanGirlsDay #ItsOctober3rd

“I can't help it that I'm so popular.”

Princess Elizabeth in the Tower, 1860 https://bit.ly/2paCXsH #MeanGirlsDay #MeanGirlsDay #October3rd

“You're plastic. Cold, shiny, hard plastic.”

Irving Browning, Dolls at market, Lower East Side, New York City. https://bit.ly/2nBiwog #ItsOctober3rd #MeanGirlsDay

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