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This website shows a few school stereotypes in a funny way:

http://gocryemokid.memebase.com/

These are my definitions so don't go rambling on!

Goth:

Wears dark and possessed clothing yet isn't as far as killing themselves, just torturing.

Punk:

A rebellious character who is experimenting with illegal use of things.

Emo:

Wears dark and possessed with some aspects of colour and is into torturing and has attempted to kill themselves. Also into poetry.

Hipster:

Avoiding the mainstream and trying to branch off, unfortunately they ironically are doing so while being with many friends who are using the same style of clothing and accessories

Scene:

Pretty colourful clothing with hair which has been dyed various times. They wear loads of eye liner(same with the men) and wear skinny jeans(same with the men).

In most cases they talk online and in texts like this

"c u b4 da movie starts @ 7"

Prep:

Someone who is high class and is used to high standard living. They would think of themselves a bit larger then they really are. They would mostly be interested in parading themselves around. Probably shops at American Eagle, Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister.

Geek:

After all of those movies, you should know what a geek is.

Indie:

Much like a hipster, only with better clothing choices. They typically are into A LOT of technology and are included in a band of some sort.

Normal:

Just like you and me.

Or if you prefer pictures, the above summed up

http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lbso1nsSkB1qc0fr...

Hey, you can write about a person like me if you want. I don't know if I am a stereotype but here goes.

I did well in school, but didn't get straight A's.

I was well like by the teachers because I was quiet, but I didn't go out of my way to do extra things or to kiss the teacher's butt.

I spent most of my time alone and didn't many friends because I moved a lot and didn't get close to others.

The only extracurricular thing I did was band, which I guess automatically makes me a band geek.

To me, the bands always sucked like they depict them in the movies sometimes.

People didn't practice, pay attention, instead were reading magazines and putting on makeup or constantly going to the bathroom.