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Different school profiles are categories:
Cool, not smart, troublemaker
Cool, not smart, not troublemaker
cool, smart, troublemaker
cool, smart, not troublemaker
not cool, smart = Geek
not cool, not smart
I remember being in high school and not very doing so weel academically. I was not any of the cool kids and I was not very smart. I was however a troublemkaer which surprisingly didnt always mean cool.
Anyway, a few days ago I met a friend of mine from hgih school. He was a "not cool, smart, not troublemaker"(=geek) and I remember making his life a leiving hell in high school. I am now trying to work myself through a degree(never finished high school) in IT and looking forward to a career in computers(hence the geek stereotype figure). Anyway the point is he is making good money with a family, a house, a car and happy. Now I wish I was a geek.
Some may disagree, this is not a very accurate profiling break down of high school categories but ironic isn't it
Cool, not smart, troublemaker
Cool, not smart, not troublemaker
cool, smart, troublemaker
cool, smart, not troublemaker
not cool, smart = Geek
not cool, not smart
I remember being in high school and not very doing so weel academically. I was not any of the cool kids and I was not very smart. I was however a troublemkaer which surprisingly didnt always mean cool.
Anyway, a few days ago I met a friend of mine from hgih school. He was a "not cool, smart, not troublemaker"(=geek) and I remember making his life a leiving hell in high school. I am now trying to work myself through a degree(never finished high school) in IT and looking forward to a career in computers(hence the geek stereotype figure). Anyway the point is he is making good money with a family, a house, a car and happy. Now I wish I was a geek.
Some may disagree, this is not a very accurate profiling break down of high school categories but ironic isn't it