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Z · 13-10-2010, 10:17 PM

I'd say I was all three at various points in my school career...

My best friend and I hung out with people who, by our final year of school, were considered freaks/misfits; when we were in the first couple of years of secondary school. Then we became friends with a group of guys and girls who I'd say were the middle ground, not the popular kids but not freaks. I've always been geeky I suppose, but as I went through school I'd say I became more popular. I was voted 6th Year's 6th Year which I'd say makes me pretty popular

but I was never invited to the wild parties etc during school, to be honest it's more now that I've left school I've gotten to know some of the popular kids a lot better. The poll's a bit rubbish Tom, where was the option for none of the above?!

Patrick · 13-10-2010, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Twilight

Well i don't go to school, but from what i can tell, from the cliques we have round where i live, i'd be a freak/misfit, because i'm not a geek, and i'm definitely not popular, because i don't get pissed, have sex and smoke, (Yes round here you do have to be a chav to be popular ¬¬)

Why don't you go to school..?

Patrick · 13-10-2010, 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Jessica.

Popular believe it or not.

Patrick · 13-10-2010, 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Twilight

You can talk to me tho ;P

LOL This is like to do with your other msg but I cba quoting it again lol, Same here if you're not a chav no one even talks to you so you basically have to be a hoody or something to have a large amount of friends, the sad thing is alot of people actually try to be 'hard' just to get chavy friends.

Miss Ivy Balls · 13-10-2010, 10:33 PM

I was in all three really. Popular, but not in a good sense.

Joelle. · 13-10-2010, 11:05 PM

Either a geek or a misfit simply because I don't follow the ****ing idiotic chavs, that 90% of my school is made up of, who think they are cool because they drink, smoke, snort and shag.

Twilight · 13-10-2010, 11:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Patrick

LOL This is like to do with your other msg but I cba quoting it again lol, Same here if you're not a chav no one even talks to you so you basically have to be a hoody or something to have a large amount of friends, the sad thing is alot of people actually try to be 'hard' just to get chavy friends.

Yep this is all true sadly :/ my bestfriend is acting chavy rn shes gotta pissed three days in a row. i feel like a ****ing outcast. Shes barely talking to me because shes busy with her new loverboy, whos a piss head chav :/

Jordan. · 13-10-2010, 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Stacey.x

I sorta agree with that. Out of my little group I'm the most popular because they're a bit weird tbh and they've been bullied and things but I've not been.

And there's like a few emo's at my school, I swear they all hang round together.

They actually scare me though, like as in the way they dress and that.

Most popular? yeah in your fat club you made. :L

setanta · 14-10-2010, 01:25 AM

I wasn't in a clique at all, but sure that didn't really happen in my school anyway. Well, not in a big way. Just floated around with all the class really.

Tom4784 · 14-10-2010, 01:59 AM

I wouldn't say I belonged to one clique as I had friends from different things. I'd spend mornings with my best mate and some of my friends you'd probably call misfits in this poll and then at Dinners we'd both go to hang around with our other group of friends who were popular I guess but I knew them since Nursery.

I wouldn't classify myself as any since none of them really fit. I always was pretty much on friendly terms with my whole year so I'd probably class myself as a very unlikely popular person if I had to.

Kerry · 14-10-2010, 02:23 AM

I was the one that had a few close mates but everyone seemed to love for some reason.

Thats sounds up my own arse but I think it was just cos I'm a fruitcake

Fetch The Bolt Cutters · 14-10-2010, 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Jordannn!

Most popular? yeah in your fat club you made. :L

xDramatick · 14-10-2010, 09:56 AM

I was part of the freaks/misfits, but as a group we were fairly close with the lesser-chavvy popular people. We were all quite emo/alternative and often dealt with **** from the chavs.

At college/uni however, I'd consider myself in the popular groups. At College I was generally quite well liked amongst everyone, and now at Uni, on my course, there's like a divide? Half of us are loud/extroverted/social, and the other half are quiet and barely say a word and you can see that really clearly.

Kate! · 14-12-2011, 12:22 PM

Just spotted this thread being viewed, thought I would have a look. I was between a geek and a misfit, I was taller than all the girls in my year, and most of the boys were shrimps so them too

I was a bit of a swot, had friends but just a small group, mixed male and female, we kept to ourselves and wouldn't bother with anyone else. I remember being threatened by one of the popular girls because the boy she liked used to ride home alongside me on his bike and try to talk to me, haha.

Black Dagger · 14-12-2011, 12:31 PM

Never noticed this thread before.

I was never part of a clique, I wasn't intelligent enough to be classed as a proper geek, I did like to read, I was quite misunderstood at school, I wasn't out of the closet until later in my school life, but that made me more popular to be fair, strange really.

I was basically the student who went and sat with his favourite teacher and drank tea and discussed social and academic events throughout the week and television (Big Brother, X Factor, Casualty)

Samuel. · 14-12-2011, 12:37 PM

There wasn't really any cliques at my school. There were the chavs and then everyone else. I was in the latter thankfully.

Niamh. · 14-12-2011, 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Samuel.

There wasn't really any cliques at my school. There were the chavs and then everyone else. I was in the latter thankfully.

Yeah, It wasn't like the way they portray American High schools to be like on TV, where you have all these different social groups all segregated from eachother

Brother Leon · 14-12-2011, 01:24 PM

My school was very very segregated

I floated from "Cool" group to "Sporty" when I wanted to play football (Pretty much the whole time). I remember the emo clique...I was geniinely scared to talk to them

Tbh I was lucky my older cousin went to the school and he was supposed to be this apparent godfather everyone loved and respected so I hardly had to do anything to be accepted in Yr 7

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