what stereotype do u fit into?

pepsicokeacola · 17-01-2009 12:11am #1

just wanna see the chrachters we got on here

Michellenman · 17-01-2009 1:04am

The cool one, obviously. :cool:

Tea-a-Maria · 17-01-2009 1:05am

NERD!

Hey buddy,get a load of that nerd.:D

I've had the subtle differences between nerd,dork and geek explained to me and I think the first suits me best.I do well in school and I don't take many risks.

mike o · 17-01-2009 1:07am

i believe i may be the stereotypical nerd,or "mosher" as some people have called me recentally

17-01-2009 1:13am

Psychopathic, aggressive sociopath; megalomaniacal visionary with delusions of grandeur; misogynistic violent offender; capriciously evil genius, who has dreams of being the overlord of a global dictatorship, with elements of mass genocide (not forgetting some infanticide and filicide for good measure).

I don't know how specific you want me to get, but, I can keep going.

I think you'll find from that comment, and my general demeanour, that I'm a nice guy. Yes.

DenMan · 17-01-2009 1:15am

Misunderstood would be my closest.

Stev_o · 17-01-2009 1:22am

Hmmm

Id end up in SD stereotype with the clothes i wear but then i listen to the complete opposite music??

*adele* · 17-01-2009 1:28am

Ha, I seriously don't think it's possible for someone to stereotype themselves without sounding like a tit.

Stev_o · 17-01-2009 1:44am

*adele* wrote: »

Ha, I seriously don't think it's possible for someone to stereotype themselves without sounding like a tit.

How? The fact is every gets labeled sometime during their life true or untrue some may accept it other wont. This is just this what im labeled as but i dont necessarily agree with it.

Feelgood · 17-01-2009 1:45am

The Well Hung..:D

*adele* · 17-01-2009 1:50am

So you've been labeled? Thats different. Saying that you're a mosher/emo/d4 etc will always sound ridiculous,in my opinion.
Also that wasn't meant to be an attack on your post at all, I just meant in general. I dont even know what stereotype SD is??

DenMan · 17-01-2009 1:53am

*adele* wrote: »

So you've been labeled? Thats different. Saying that you're a mosher/emo/d4 etc will always sound ridiculous,in my opinion.
Also that wasn't meant to be an attack on your post at all, I just meant in general. I dont even know what stereotype SD is??

Judgemental I would say.

Aisling(",) · 17-01-2009 1:56am

Ive been called
-geek
-nerd
-a girly girl
-a tomboy
-grumpy angry scanger
-d4 wannabe

dont really see myself as any of them

*adele* · 17-01-2009 2:00am

DenMan wrote: »

Judgemental I would say.

You're calling me judgemental because I think its sounds stupid when people label themselves?

eVeNtInE · 17-01-2009 2:27am

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17-01-2009 2:51am

Don't label yourself. Don't fall into any stereotype. Don't form clicks.

You'll have more fun.

cautioner · 17-01-2009 3:09am

I'm a neoconservative goth jock.

Nightwish · 17-01-2009 3:13am

Antisocial (the avoidant type), goth, metal loving, opinionated oddball.

feylya · 17-01-2009 3:15am

I'm in the "ewww, step away" stereotype along with nightwish's

Ginja Ninja · 17-01-2009 11:15am

*adele* wrote: »

Ha, I seriously don't think it's possible for someone to stereotype themselves without sounding like a TiT.

summed yourself up nicely

cocoa · 17-01-2009 12:00pm

pfft, I only come in mono or quadrophonic, take it or leave...

I think I've prob personified certain stereotypes at certain times, but I wouldn't define myself by any of them. Maybe while I'm studying / learning I'm being a nerd, maybe when I'm working out / playing sport I'm a jock, maybe when I'm juggling I'm a weirdo.

But in my totality, I'm not any single one of those, I'm just me

Stev_o · 17-01-2009 1:08pm

*adele* wrote: »

So you've been labeled? Thats different. Saying that you're a mosher/emo/d4 etc will always sound ridiculous,in my opinion.
Also that wasn't meant to be an attack on your post at all, I just meant in general. I dont even know what stereotype SD is??

But labeling is stereotyping again whether its true or not is completely different most people will answer this thread saying that they fall in x group because its either the name given to that sort of people or a name given to that person over time. Try South Dublin??? Not that hard to crack

*adele* · 17-01-2009 2:44pm

Stev o:
Yeah ,I get what you mean. Like I dont think it sounds weird if people say "Ive been called" or "I guess I fall into..." I just think i sounds stupid when people say "I'm a mosher etc"
Ha if you get me. Im making no sense.

Ginja Ninja: Shut up

Stev_o · 17-01-2009 2:54pm

*adele* wrote: »

Stev o:
Yeah ,I get what you mean. Like I dont think it sounds weird if people say "Ive been called" or "I guess I fall into..." I just think i sounds stupid when people say "I'm a mosher etc"
Ha if you get me. Im making no sense.

Ginja Ninja: Shut up

Ah yeah i do and i agree with you in the sense that i would be like "Oh im a D4/Skater/Rocker/Dub etc" and go on about it like a badge of honor as it does make you look like a twat. You are what you are whatever that may be.

*adele* · 17-01-2009 3:22pm

Exactly

You made that point better in one post then i did in all mine hahaha.

Stev_o · 17-01-2009 3:23pm

*adele* wrote: »

Exactly You made that point better in one post then i did in all mine hahaha.

Hahah oh well least thats sorted now

Diabhal Beag · 17-01-2009 3:32pm

I don't think anyone can really criticize anybody on Boards.ie for being nerdy. Is there anything nerdier than posting on an internet messageboard. I include myself as a nerd BTW

KnifeWRENCH · 17-01-2009 3:36pm

Michellenman wrote: »

The cool one, obviously. :cool:

Really? Because your sig screams of nerdiness! :P
(That's a compliment btw.)

cocoa · 17-01-2009 3:44pm

Little Shyte wrote: »

Is there anything nerdier than posting on an internet messageboard.

Ermm, yes. First of all, being pedantic enough to point out you should've used a question mark there. Secondly, have you seen the den thread recently? Math Limericks, random binary...

Finally:

Davidius · 17-01-2009 3:51pm

Me? A stereotype?

NEVER!

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5 · 17-01-2009 6:34pm

Tomboy, weirdo and dirty hoor tend to be the ones I hear the most. Though one of my friends did once say "Ha, look at that fat goth. Kind of like you Caoimhe!" he got a smack. And I once got told to "Go home Goth!" which seems like the person had kind of either seriously misunderstood the meaning of Goth, or else thought I was German and was using the word in a very purist, historically accurate way.

But lads, lads, the most important question surely-whO on heer is eMo??? no haterz

what stereotype do u fit into?

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