Know your enemy (i do!) Heres how to spot a bitch at 20 paces....She:

Is popular - but because everyones scared of her. Not because they like her.
 Surrounds herself with a clique of lesser bitches who'll do whatever she says.
 Always wears the latest labels. The puts down anyone who doesn't.
 Claims to be your mate, but she spends all her time making you fell bad.
 Disses anything she doesnt deem cool, including your crushes on geeky-but-gorgeous-lads.
 Spreads rumours, laughs at people's misfortune and gossips about you behind your back.
 Nicks your new boyfriend - not because she wants him, but because she can.

Now you've ID-d her, put her in her place...

 Strategy 1   Confront Her

Speak to her about how her actions are making you and others feel
Make it clear you wont put up with her behaviour. If she knows you wont let her be snide, chances are shell lose interest and stop.
Dont let it turn intoa slagging match. If she gets aggressive simply walk away.

 Strategy 2   Speak up

 Take control and tell an adult you trust
 No-one has the right to make your life a misery, and thats exactly what bitchy girls can do -its another form of bullying.
 Telling a teacher or head of year can make them aware of the problem without you being directly involved.

 Strategy 3   Ignore her

 This may seem like a tough one. but the silent treatment can be very affective.
 Diffuse the situation by totally ignoring her jibes. Stick with the good mates you've got, and the next time she makes a comment or gives you a look pretend not to notice.
 She'll soon realise she can't get at you.

 Strategy 4   Laugh it off

 The best way to put a bitch in her place?
 Stop letting her hurt you and see her for the sad, desperate character she really is.
 "Laughing it off" might be hard at first but by giving her the message that you find her pathetic and even amusing, you'll make her realise she has very little power over you.

Now you've Sorted her, bitch-proof your life!

 Ditch any so-called friends who'll steal your boyfriend,copy your coursework or intentionally make you feel crap. Surround yourself with mates you can trust at all times.
 Have confidence in yourself - if you and your true mates like who you are, a bitch wont be able to bring you down, no matter how hard she tries. Shes the one with the issues - cattiness always stems from insecurity.
 Remember how bad bitchiness has made you feel in the past? Dont do it yourself! After all it takes one to know one!

lol that took ages and ages to copy out lol (found in Sugar mag!)