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The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Albertt911 wrote:

I just laugh at the system. And become friends with people who are true to themselves, and don't care what anyone else really thinks. Why should you? If they care about how they look to other people, and if they are influenced that much, they're usually not worth your time. 

It's fine saying that when everyone LOVES you :LLLL

ALMOST everyone 

Most of the "Popular" people are fake wanna-bes anyways, whose insecure lives are so boring they fill it with the lies and deciet of other peoples. I quote popular because they dont have many, if any, true freinds who will be there for them.

Wickimen wrote:

calebxy wrote:

helltank wrote:

I'm lucky I'm not in your school. I would probably mix the grammar thing in with this an say:"Excuse me, "knock you out" is neither a phrasal verb nor a complete sentence, as you forgot to add the object. Please rephrase your sentence to "knock you unconscious or I will beat you.""

Today, I got this hilarious little quote.

Guy 1:I wish you would disappear.
Me:Why?
Guy 1:So my life would be less annoying
Me:And less interesting...
Friend 1:True, true.

I would be incredibly witty if I went to schools like that. I am already witty now, but I'd be able to use it more. 

Yeah, it makes school really fun

Today--
Random Kid (speaking quickly): I saw him at the--
Annoying Kid: 'Sawl' isn't a word.
Random Kid: I know. I said 'saw'.
Annoying Kid: Nooo you said 'sawl'
[later]
Annoying Kid: Whatcha talking about anyway, nerd? [to another kid]
Me: But 'whatcha' isn't a word.
Annoying Kid: It means 'What you'.
Me: That's improper grammar. Can you please stop saying nerd? You've said it, like, three times during lunch.
Annoying Kid [exaggerating bad grammar]: I don't hafta use proper grammar because I'm cool, yo. Proper grammar is for... for... er... *awkward pause as he tries to think up a word besides 'nerd'*]
Me [under my breath]: People who can quickly come up with comebacks?

I`ve never really cared much for popularity, I used to when I was younger, but not anymore
in my elementary school all the boys would sit on one side and the girls on the other, it was so weird to see XD

Wickimen wrote:

calebxy wrote:

helltank wrote:

I'm lucky I'm not in your school. I would probably mix the grammar thing in with this an say:"Excuse me, "knock you out" is neither a phrasal verb nor a complete sentence, as you forgot to add the object. Please rephrase your sentence to "knock you unconscious or I will beat you.""

Today, I got this hilarious little quote.

Guy 1:I wish you would disappear.
Me:Why?
Guy 1:So my life would be less annoying
Me:And less interesting...
Friend 1:True, true.

I would be incredibly witty if I went to schools like that. I am already witty now, but I'd be able to use it more. 

Yeah, it makes school really fun

Today--
Random Kid (speaking quickly): I saw him at the--
Annoying Kid: 'Sawl' isn't a word.
Random Kid: I know. I said 'saw'.
Annoying Kid: Nooo you said 'sawl'
[later]
Annoying Kid: Whatcha talking about anyway, nerd? [to another kid]
Me: But 'whatcha' isn't a word.
Annoying Kid: It means 'What you'.
Me: That's improper grammar. Can you please stop saying nerd? You've said it, like, three times during lunch.
Annoying Kid [exaggerating bad grammar]: I don't hafta use proper grammar because I'm cool, yo. Proper grammar is for... for... er... *awkward pause as he tries to think up a word besides 'nerd'*]
Me [under my breath]: People who can quickly come up with comebacks?

Yep, that's me!    Not the annoying kid, though. I'm like you. 

I wouldn't say there are any groups in my class that count as more or less prestigious. There are groups of friends, of course, but being in one doesn't change your status in the eyes of others. And definitely no mocking or anything like that is present, that's just crude. But then again, I'm in high school. xD

I've seen that problem in middle school, but most of the time it's not as serious as you describe, helltank. There must be a really harsh environment in your school. 3: