Because someone just spoiled the weekend I was desperately looking forward to having.

Don't go telling people about being proactive, mister, if you can't follow what you preach and be nothing more than a reactive son of a crackwhore.

So you didn't like how my idea turned out. You should have said so sooner, shouldn't you? Here's news to you, mister: I didn't like how it turned out either, and it was MY frigging idea. But that's what I came up with after such short notice. You should have been there helping out, instead of blabbing to your sychophantic friends how inferior the job was.

Maybe, with the help of that brilliance you always seem to be proud of, there could have been a better output. But you weren't there, were you? And you didn't say anything when I presented my plans (I was waiting for your critique). So quit brandishing your overinflated ego all over the place because you didn't do anything when you could have affected the project's outcome.

You and your friends should stop prancing around acting like you're the owners of the place. Sure you exert influence (way too much influence, unfortunately) over important people, but don't act like everybody else is a collective of mindless sheep you could all boss around. This is not high school.