Who are you/Whoe were you in High School

**TexasBomber** · 10-31-2009 04:48 PM

I was a social outcast, never really fit in. (even though I tried sometimes) I had three good friends, 2 of which attended a alternative school. None of us had a car, I remember not having much to do except getting fk'd up and skating. I swear those where goodtimes. Thank god for maturity!

**luftywaffles** · 10-31-2009 05:41 PM

Originally Posted by Rabid Skunk

I was and still am Alex Newton. Which means I'm better than you.

yeah I was an alex newton too

**Brian Holden** · 11-01-2009 06:37 PM

Then:

Now:

**whatsisname6** · 11-01-2009 07:58 PM

I'm the ****in' man, and everyone should know it.

**a_speck_of_dust** · 11-01-2009 08:40 PM

im the guitar man!

**c0rkb0rd** · 11-01-2009 09:15 PM

i was generally classed as a nerd back in grade school... i've migrated to being a geek who rocks electric bass, screams, and is generally crazy.

**chandler95** · 11-01-2009 10:04 PM

hm..

Art geeks
Writers

**IRISHMC** · 11-03-2009 09:29 AM

pretty much quiet, but once I had something to say, it usually came out quick, loud, and made alot of sense, you could say I was a version of silent Bob.
Overall i never was into cliques. just hung out with whoever wasn't an arrogant prick

**Midway** · 11-03-2009 01:00 PM

Geek.
People asked me for help with their homework. I didn't help them right. I hung out with the band kids but didn't join in 'cause I play the drum set, not one bigass disgusting snare. I was on the varsity golf team all four years.

I remember a quote from my geometry teacher sophomore year: "Friends you make in high school don't really matter. It's the friends you make in college that you keep for life." He was right. I have kept one friend from my clique in high school since I've been in college. When you go to college all that peer pressure just doesn't matter anymore so you get to be yourself and hang out with people who like you for who you are.

...that got way too deep.

**whatsisname6** · 11-03-2009 08:11 PM

Originally Posted by Midway

Geek.
People asked me for help with their homework. I didn't help them right. I hung out with the band kids but didn't join in 'cause I play the drum set, not one bigass disgusting snare. I was on the varsity golf team all four years.

I remember a quote from my geometry teacher sophomore year: "Friends you make in high school don't really matter. It's the friends you make in college that you keep for life." He was right. I have kept one friend from my clique in high school since I've been in college. When you go to college all that peer pressure just doesn't matter anymore so you get to be yourself and hang out with people who like you for who you are.

...that got way too deep.

What about friends from JH?

**carvinconcrete** · 11-03-2009 08:15 PM

I hang out with a lot of football players.

**skater101** · 11-03-2009 08:39 PM

how come there's no longboarder cliques in school?

**jsweriduk** · 11-03-2009 09:02 PM

I kinda got along with just about everyone, but then again I came from a pretty small school. Used to be a nerd with big hair freshman year. Nobody was really "popular." The popular guys got along with just about everyone, they weren't dicks like most places. There were cliques, but the boundaries between them were thin. I changed my group of friends, yet I still maintained good contact with my old group. It wasn't because I didn't like the old group, they just didn't party hard enough. My best few friends stayed the same through this whole time.

**whatsisname6** · 11-03-2009 09:03 PM

Originally Posted by skater101

how come there's no longboarder cliques in school?

Because that usually just turns out to be the stoners.
Sadly...

**urbs** · 11-03-2009 11:53 PM

Im tall as #### and i ride a longboard

**Midway** · 11-04-2009 12:59 AM

Originally Posted by whatsisname6

What about friends from JH?

That friend I kept from high school into college was my friend in JH too. :P
Good point.

**skater101** · 11-04-2009 01:02 AM

Originally Posted by whatsisname6

Because that usually just turns out to be the stoners.
Sadly...

awwwww man
well the only thing I ever get high off of IS longboarding =D

**EmptiMind** · 11-04-2009 01:52 AM

Small school, so I had to fill a lot of roles.

I was THE Asian kid.
I was THE computer wizard.
I was THE kid who graduated in two years.
I was THE kid who build steam engines for fun.
I was a football player, baseball player, track and field guy, and skater.
I was a nice guy.
I was a kid with a job.

I hung out with everyone. Although I don't partake in recreational drug use, I was frequently seen with the stoners. Although I wasn't a jock, I would occasionally be seen with the sports guys, and cheerleaders. Although I wasn't really a nerd, I taught a lot of them what they knew. Although I wasn't a gamer, I could be seen holding a controller. And even though I wasn't a band geek, I could play instruments.

Not an outcast, I had good friends, I still have best friends. I was just me. I didn't judge, and people didn't judge me.

**IRISHMC** · 11-04-2009 08:09 AM

complete opposite here man
in my ####ed up middle american school,if a kid picks up a book and shows just a little bit of intelligence, their labeled a "nerd".

Originally Posted by EmptiMind

Small school, so I had to fill a lot of roles.

I was THE Asian kid.
I was THE computer wizard.
I was THE kid who graduated in two years.
I was THE kid who build steam engines for fun.
I was a football player, baseball player, track and field guy, and skater.
I was a nice guy.
I was a kid with a job.

I hung out with everyone. Although I don't partake in recreational drug use, I was frequently seen with the stoners. Although I wasn't a jock, I would occasionally be seen with the sports guys, and cheerleaders. Although I wasn't really a nerd, I taught a lot of them what they knew. Although I wasn't a gamer, I could be seen holding a controller. And even though I wasn't a band geek, I could play instruments.

Not an outcast, I had good friends, I still have best friends. I was just me. I didn't judge, and people didn't judge me.