Poll: Clicks
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Dude, 'emo' kids are annoying precisely because they never actually seem to have anything to complain about. I have never met an 'emo' kid who was truly emotionally unstable. They just liked to pretend they were because because it got them attention or because they were teenagers and thought their lives were over. Or their moms didn't buy them cars. Or something.
Depressed people are not necessarily 'emo'.
Your definition of what stereotypes mean in terms of cliques is sort of lacking.
I don't consider myself part of any stereotype or clique because I have friends from all walks of life. It's not that I don't fit in anywhere; it's that I choose not to limit myself.
Depressed people are not necessarily 'emo'.
Your definition of what stereotypes mean in terms of cliques is sort of lacking.
I don't consider myself part of any stereotype or clique because I have friends from all walks of life. It's not that I don't fit in anywhere; it's that I choose not to limit myself.
Is this about what 'click' I think I am or who I befriend? Either way this thread should be put to sleep, with a suppressed handgun in a dark alleyway.
Fat Man Spoon said:
Ha, I kind of like the idea of people being 'clickless'. Like when they snap their fingers or click their heels together--they can't make sound.
Dude, you got "Nerd" and "Geek" mixed up... I much prefer the term Nerd over Geek... and out of the 2 descriptions "Geek" at the moment seems to be a better choice, apart from that friendless part... Then again this is all generalisation, very few people actually fall into your options and/or descriptions.
Geeks know everything about nothing (say.. knowing the names of every Star Wars character and their respective actor's name, hope none of the mods know that.. SUSPENDED!irishstormtrooper said:
). Nerds know a lot about a wider area (say, programming, physics, biology, chemistry). I'd say that geek is more negative term than nerd due to the fact that geeks are mostly assosiated with being obsessed with one single subject/area.You can't be a Star Wars-nerd due to the fact that the area is narrow and something that I consider as nothing, but you can be both a geek and nerd when it comes to say physics, you can be really obsessed with nanoparticles or like physics in general.. Not that being a nanoparticle-geek is a bad thing
I would love to argue that i'm not a stereotype, and i am my own person, but who do i jest?
I'm a nerd. i like videogames, and yes, i only have a small group of friends. I am a straightONES student, this being scotland. I can gladly say that i don't go on crusades over whether niko bellic is better than tommy vercetti, but to add insult to injury i also can't talk to girls. so yeah, i'm a nerd.
I also like germans...
I'm a nerd. i like videogames, and yes, i only have a small group of friends. I am a straightONES student, this being scotland. I can gladly say that i don't go on crusades over whether niko bellic is better than tommy vercetti, but to add insult to injury i also can't talk to girls. so yeah, i'm a nerd.
I also like germans...
Heres a good question.. can you give me a good example of the difference between a geek and a nerd?
I assume a nerd is someone that has a lot of book smarts but very little social skills
and that a geek would be someone that is a fanboy of sorts but very little social skills?
I assume a nerd is someone that has a lot of book smarts but very little social skills
and that a geek would be someone that is a fanboy of sorts but very little social skills?
I don't really bother with cliques, and in my experience, other than some loosely associated people who dress in visibly emo or "gangsta" ways, they don't really exist much. I'd say I'm just some guy who may have some casual connections with the closest things to cliques, but is mostly independent and just has friends. So overall I'm the protagonist.
