High School Standings, where were you?

[Theben]

Originally posted by Apocalypse
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Dude, you seriously don't get it. What I'm referring to uses school as an example only. I don't talk about high school to anyone. I get along with people easily IRL. It's behind me. I'm not emotional about it. But I'd be lying if I said it didn't suck. Cuz it did.

You really have no idea what I, che, or LOTM is talking about, and you haven't answered any of my questions. Although you did answer my question about you're attitude being self-serving. Whatever.

[lord of the mark]

Originally posted by JohnT


Yeah, but I can if you want me to.

thats quite alright, really

[Apocalypse]

Originally posted by JohnT
That really isn't an argument that's going to win Che over, you know.

[Apocalypse]

Originally posted by Theben
Dude, you seriously don't get it. What I'm referring to uses school as an example only. I don't talk about high school to anyone. I get along with people easily IRL. It's behind me. I'm not emotional about it. But I'd be lying if I said it didn't suck. Cuz it did.

You really have no idea what I, che, or LOTM is talking about, and you haven't answered any of my questions. Although you did answer my question about you're attitude being self-serving. Whatever.

You don't even quote me and you are the one saying I'm not really responding to you?

[JohnT]

I wonder if anybody has done the following studies:

1. Track political affiliation based upon aggression levels.
2. Track political affiliation based upon overall view of HS experiences (especially in relations to other kids).

[Apocalypse]

Originally posted by JohnT
I wonder if anybody has done the following studies:

1. Track political affiliation based upon aggression levels.
2. Track political affiliation based upon overall view of HS experiences (especially in relations to other kids).

They have. Don't have them bookmarked or anything. They said it was really hard to come to any conclusions though sinec it was rather subjective. It's like telling a guy to measure his own dick. It said losers generally = socialist though.

[Flubber]

Originally posted by Apocalypse

See, bullying led to team building.

A lot of corporations pay big bucks to outside groups to get their employees to learn these skills.

it was a small school so there was not much bullying actually. The hierarchy of who was toughest, smartest etc got established pretty early . For most would be bullies, there would be no point since everyone "knew" the ranking.

This one bully was an exception and grew up to be a first-class ass. He had no friends. His only redeeming quality was an older sister with great attributes and a reputation for giving the best darned (insert sex act).

Unfortunately she was about 5 years older than me and remained just a bit of a fantasy

[Traianvs]

Originally posted by Apocalypse

They have. Don't have them bookmarked or anything. They said it was really hard to come to any conclusions though sinec it was rather subjective. It's like telling a guy to measure his own dick. It said losers generally = socialist though.

Then again who's the loser . The enemies at school I had were all mindless, or no brainless fools whose vocabulary was the equivalent of the one of a 9-year old. They acted and talked like rightwing fascists and whenever an intelligent question was asked they responded with degrading people, racism, sexism, homobashing etc... It was impossible to have somewhat of a decent conversation with them.

Perhaps they did have the muscles, but in my dictionary they're the losers, not me .

[Flubber]

Small schools and small towns, everyone knew everyones business. You could hardly ever keep secret who you were seeing and they'd usually know if you was doin' the nasty since various parking spots could only be accessed by certain routes so if the little red truck was seen, it must be flub with (hot little blond cheerleader)

Had its downsides though-- earlier that year while single I tried to get with one of the local girls with a certain reputation and I had my younger sister tell me off for it before I can do anything- someone had heard me offer little miss a ride home and her acceptance.

[Theben]

Originally posted by Apocalypse

You don't even quote me and you are the one saying I'm not really responding to you?

Jeez, you don't have to get all emotional about it. It over, move on.

[Apocalypse]

Originally posted by Theben
Jeez, you don't have to get all emotional about it. It over, move on.

Try again. That comment would still get you no respect.

[Theben]

I don't know what your problem is. Quit being whiny.

[Dis]

I was a nerd/reject left alone

[Flubber]

I do have one regret from high school and that was I never got with a particular girl. But she hung out mainly with the druggie crowd and thats never been my thing.

her status was interesting as she was "popular" in the sense that she always had a guy but she was "poison" in that she never really had a boyfriend and a lot of other girls didn't like her much.

[Spec]

Apocalypse, I think you are wrong. When I was in HS, I teased people a lot. Sometimes so much that they would just walk out of class crying. And you know what? I feel bad about it.
Why? Because some people dont have the strenght or will to fight back. Some people have fast mouths and some dont. That's why when have stand up comics and librariens.
In no way I think I ''help'' these people like you say. Even more so, I think I hurt them and drained their self confidence.

Dont try to say you helped.


Spec.