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These nasty and manipulative females grow up to join the PTA, hoping to relive the glory days of their seventh grade nastiness. In three communities, I've tried joining PTAs to try to help teachers and to hopefully keep a closer eye on what happens to my kids during the day.

Three times, I've ended up leaving because the leaderships of these organizations is straight out of junior-high Queens of Spite. Any similar experiences out there?

These nasty and manipulative females grow up to join the PTA, hoping to relive the glory days of their seventh grade nastiness

ROTFLOL!!! A lot of those women also ended up working in my company's call center (LOL).

I've never been a PTA or Girl Scout leader mom--too many pushy snippy soccer moms (former bullies) running those organizations!!!

Having gone into engineering, I thankfully spend my working days around college-educated men. Most of the men are as geeky as they were in high school (LOL), but all in all, geeks are very nice people.