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Damn, guys o_o

I just found out last night that this girl that I really REALLY don't like, who is clingy, lives in a fantasy world, is a COMPLETE, devoted, blind anime freak, cries if she dosent get her way (a complete brat, and she's in grade 12), can't sing to save her life, and her SISTER who is EXACTLY like her, are joining the choir this upcoming year o_________o

And, I mean... EVERYTHING about this girl sets me off! Me and my choir buddy (both soppranos) immediatly set to work, steering her away from the group... and convinced them that they're altos, but now that they've figured out we're soppranos, they're considering joining our section! GONK! I dunno what to do! The section already has a few tone-deaf-can't-sing-high-to-save-their-lives girls (cough, Cynthia, cough), not to mention any names, but I'm panicking here o.o;;; They would want to sit right next to my and my buddy! Dx

Any ideas on how to save my beautiful choir experiance? Or are we lost? emo

I take it yours is not an audition choir? (If so, same here.)

Tell them you're switching to Alto? And then if they go to Alto and you're in soprano say the choir director didn't let you switch?

Or, if you know the choir director really well, (And I mean REALLY), you could go to her. I don't know, though.

What grade is her sister in?

Well, if you can't manage to convince them to switch to alto...

If they sit next to you and your buddy, sing reeeallly shrilly for the first few times. It might damage your rep a bit, but it might get them to move at least a little bit away from you.

You could try and convince them that your director is an evil slave-driver.

Orrr......

Er....out of ideas.

I really don't think there's anything you can do save avoid them. I know that sounds really meh, but it's true. Unless it's an audition choir, there's really not much you can do.

Whoa, Mel, did not expect to see you here...

Hm. We have a girl like that. She's a soprano and does not get along with anyone there, as well as any of the other vocal parts. She's taking a liking to me, though, and likes to follow me around...>.>

All I can tell you is either smile, nod, and always keep the conversation away from stuff she knows, or do what I do and just tolerate the poor thing. sweatdrop I'm afraid there's not much else you can do...tell your directors if it gets too bad and the choir can't function well anymore, and they might transfer them to another choir.