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| single | 8-Jun-1999 | personal attributes | freak | unsorted | 70 | 11 | 39.7% |
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| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| elijahblue | posted 9-Jun-1999 12:07am This survey badly needed an "other" category. And needed to be spell-checked as well. I was an artistic type, same as when this question was last asked. |
| pcpr | posted 9-Jun-1999 2:53am Gee -- none! The *closest* answer would be "computer nerd" _except_ that I remember slide rulers (haven't used them -- I got my first electronic calculator at junior high). I was one of the people who used to get all Bs and As until I graduated from high school. Didn't do so well at the university though -- I was a computer nerd then, and started doing better when I switched majors from mechanical engineering to computer science, but I dropped out to move to a different country. |
| bill | posted 9-Jun-1999 4:49am I think a mix between computer nerd and loser. I was in AV! |
| miykal | posted 9-Jun-1999 5:59am Athletic, still am. I pole vault, but now I'm a senior citizen (59) I can only manage 3.4 metres...............................michael |
| Matteh | posted 9-Jun-1999 8:57am This one is much like this one except with fewer options. |
| lizzie | posted 9-Jun-1999 9:11am Um, we were the "browners", short for brown-nosers, because we were smart and polite to the teachers (for the most part). |
| gilly | posted 9-Jun-1999 9:17am Other: theater geeks |
| Jody | posted 9-Jun-1999 9:34am feedback item one - please use the spell checker. In grade school, I always had a few close friends, and a lot of acquaintances, and there weren't any real categories. In high school I was a nerd who attempted in a chameleon-like way to be a floater, with varying results. Fortunately, I went to a college where lots of people were socially outcast nerds, so I fit right in. |
| jjg | posted 9-Jun-1999 10:02am Which school? In high school I was accepted by all groups. In college I was a card carrying member of the apathetic crowd. |
| glen | posted 9-Jun-1999 11:17am Should have been a multi-select survey, IMO. And what about drama geeks? I was always a computer/science-fiction nerd, but I also spent a bunch of time being a music/drama person, and there was this amazing confluence during senior year where pretty much all the boundaries came down - I think we all realized that we were all leaving soon, and the cliques just ceased mattering as much. So by the end of the year I was hanging out with jocks, geeks, people who hung out in "the smoking area", you name it. It was great. |
| kristalynn | posted 9-Jun-1999 11:29am I'm still in school. This next year will be my senior year and I hang out with drugies, goths, skaters, punks, freaks, outcasts hehe i'm just a loser but damn proud of it. This survey could use more categories. |
| kristalynn | posted 9-Jun-1999 11:30am funny how nobody was popular... |
| jettles | posted 9-Jun-1999 12:15pm i was in the advanced group, but i was at the mid to lower end(less smart than the smarties)of that group. i also was athletic so i could float from group to group...... i never got in to a lot of what the athletic kids were into so i floated on the fringe of a couple of groups. |
| presti | posted 9-Jun-1999 1:18pm a floater for sure |
| anonymous | posted 9-Jun-1999 2:14pm Why are you wasting your time on this survey page and not getting your school projects done for Mrs. Meyervold? Get a life! |
| hunter | posted 9-Jun-1999 3:18pm P-O-P-U-L-A-R We really didn't have computer nerds (lacking computers, for the most part)...I think the equivalent was the A/V crowd, I think. I was a "brain" mostly, which did not make me particularly popular and eventually made me fairly spectacularly unpopular right at the end. |
| mandy | posted 9-Jun-1999 7:40pm I was the fat girl. I was poor. I was a loser.....I hung out with the druggies and outcasts mostly. Until Senior year, when I lost a ton of weight(starving myself coupled with an unrequited love story that would make Hollywood proud)....and then everyone who had spit on me for most of my high school career(or beaten and harassed me in grade school) gladly embraced me into their lives. I joined the drama club, sang in the elite Delphian choir, ran and lifted weights with the jocks before and after school and pretty much felt like a total imposter. I was miserable believing that any minute the joke would be up and they'd all turn on me again. My grades sucked but hey! They liked me! They really liked me! BLEH! If I could go back and do it all over again...I'd do it in a trenchcoat! |
| Jane | posted 9-Jun-1999 8:22pm (I'm still in high school, BTW. Class of 2002!) Anyways, I guess I'm a floater because I don't identify with any one of these categories. Honestly, I don't really see these single groups at my school. Probably because it's so big. Most people have a clique, but you can't really label any except the popular group, most of whom are also jocks. (Although some of them are also druggies.) |
| Eeah | posted 10-Jun-1999 2:46am I was the little weird gurl who stayed away from ppl.. |
| Eeah | posted 10-Jun-1999 2:48am ..I remember one gurl called me .. "The satanic vampire witch" and a handful of boys barked at me because i wore collars. |
| Lorax | posted 10-Jun-1999 12:46pm Other: drama (or would you call that loser?) |
| jonas | posted 10-Jun-1999 12:57pm Computer nerd, loser, loner. It was not a happy time. |
| kristalynn | posted 12-Jun-1999 11:10am Eeah...boys bark at me too because I wear collars and crawl on the floor but that doesn't bother me. |
| Eeah | posted 12-Jun-1999 1:59pm Kristalynn-- some enjoy it on their knees.. |
| mandy | posted 12-Jun-1999 3:35pm and some people enjoy watching girls crawl. Some people PAY for that kind of privilege! ;) |
| anonymous | posted 12-Jun-1999 4:49pm pant pant pant |
| God | posted 13-Jun-1999 9:18am What about creating another group - like the bad spellers What the hell is Popuplar |
| spidertea | posted 14-Jun-1999 10:52am need more options |
| grmbrand | posted 14-Jun-1999 12:09pm Other: I was in more than one of these groups. |
| they | posted 14-Jun-1999 2:34pm I guess I'd have to pick the druggie crowd... but at my school, I wasn't in a group... I was friends with a lot of different people from different groups. This survey was badly done though, I remember there being band people, drama people, joiners, loners, skaters, hoods(heavy metal types), and preppies... and I'm sure I'm not mentioning all of them. I've never seen popular spelled that way. |
| magbast | posted 15-Jun-1999 6:07pm none of the above |
| drdt | posted 28-Jun-1999 7:04pm Eeah: you are wearing the collar, you should be barking at them. And biting them if they don't run. |
| Renee | posted 14-Aug-1999 5:11am Rocker, but not drugie...I chose floater for lack of a better choice |
| teacup | posted 15-Oct-1999 6:47pm Hey, why don`t you have a "regular nerd" category. You know, we`re not all members of the "Computer Generation". I guess I was a "SMART hillbilly nerd". We called ourselves the GRITS. We certainly weren`t POP-UP-LAR! |
| Mariah | posted 1-Nov-1999 1:24am Floater, but probably more popular than anything else. The popular group was also the druggies, though. After a while I realized that not many of those people really gave a crap about me and started hanging out with a girl not really in my group. Now I only have 2 friends from my "popular" group. And surprisingly, I kind of merged a lot of the popular group with the less popular people I was hanging out with. I thought that was pretty cool. |
| eloradanan | posted 22-May-2006 2:01am None of the above. |
| LindaH | posted 26-Jul-2008 6:06pm just kind of mixed and mingled. |
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