What was your high school clique like?

[razzberry]

I got along with pretty much everyone. I mainly hung out with the goodie goodies though. I was a friendly girl and all but never made it to the popular status. Weekly dance lessons, theater, and being a guide and buddy for the foreign exchange students didn’t add up to popularity points. If it were not for the fact that I was a cutie I would have been consider a flat out geek

[FAH1223]

[quote="razzberry"]I got along with pretty much everyone. I mainly hung out with the goodie goodies though. I was a friendly girl and all but never made it to the popular status. Weekly dance lessons, theater, and being a guide and buddy for the foreign exchange students didn’t add up to popularity points. If it were not for the fact that I was a cutie I would have been consider a flat out geek [/quote]

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[gurey25]

I never fit exclusivley into any cliques in highschool or uni.

in high school i was in all the cliques,

i was good at sports so i was in both the basketball and soccer team,
but i was also a down with the geeks, coz my grades were pretty good, and i liked my video games and science fiction.

in uni i was with the muslim students, arab students,
african students , and even the aussies coz i dabbled in cricket.

i didnt fir into any of them so i tried to fit into all
cliques.

it was fun though

[The-Screw]

the geek squad. we were the original big bang theory cast members.

[Grant]

Extremely geeky. I was editor of the humor magazine, but also in seminary at that time, so I was seen as being quite religious and not very "with It". We were all in the "college prep" program and did rather well on our SAT scores. We were "Beats", something like hippies, but before the hippie period. Only one guy in the group was at all popular. For some reason we have nearly all gone on to establish our own businesses. Those who didn't are all college professors.