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What would you say you are?
Considering most stereotypes are based on style, what are you?
or
you can base yourself on what kind of music you like...
For e.g: I like wearing skinny jeans and heavy make up... you'd be stereotyped as scene or emo (i think) so just go by like that, think of what clothes you wear/music you like and say what kind of "genre" you are as a person.
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Absently
07-06-2009, 04:22 PM
You're a girl? I thought you were a boy.
You're a girl? I thought you were a boy.
I am a boy... what gave you the impression I was a girl? if it was the example i gave at the end, i wasn't talking about MYSELF i was just saying that because the new kinda "thing" is scene/emo, so i thought people would know what i'm talking about if i brought that up.
Casio
07-06-2009, 04:24 PM
I am a boy... what gave you the impression I was a girl?
Mabye the makeup part...
and id see myself as a chav
Zokoli
07-06-2009, 04:26 PM
i dunno.
normal.
eight
07-06-2009, 04:27 PM
smart casual when needs be
tracksuit bottoms (chavy??) when not?
-:Undertaker:-
07-06-2009, 04:28 PM
errrrrrrrrrrrrm.
Indie I suppose, makes me laugh when people say on their myspaces "HEY ME NAME IS JOHN AND IM INDIE/CHAV".
Immenseman
07-06-2009, 04:30 PM
not sure. how do you find out peeps? i need to know this so i can label myself and join the group on facebook!! :rolleyes:
RedStratocas
07-06-2009, 04:32 PM
im a popular kid. mcdreamy, if you will.
Indie-Dan
07-06-2009, 04:33 PM
I'm pretty individual tbh, while I'd fall into the usual group of "river island plimsole cardigan boy" i usually wear converse instead of plimsoles and i have kinda big spiky hair as opposed to long and straight.
Wootzeh
07-06-2009, 04:33 PM
casual
LoveToStack
07-06-2009, 04:40 PM
I'm pretty individual tbh, while I'd fall into the usual group of "river island plimsole cardigan boy" i usually wear converse instead of plimsoles and i have kinda big spiky hair as opposed to long and straight.
I fall under this catagory yet I don't want to. I don't wear cardigans ever to try to hide it but I wear striaght jeans with plimsoles sometimes and I like my clothes to be fitted rather than baggy. Still if I just swtich the shoes that I'm wearing I can easily get away as not looking like that type you mentioned.
GoldenMerc
07-06-2009, 04:43 PM
proberly chav
Mentor
07-06-2009, 04:46 PM
Normal/Geek - i add the geek in due to my slowly growing collection of novety t-shirts :P
Immenseman
07-06-2009, 05:07 PM
Normal/Geek - i add the geek in due to my slowly growing collection of novety t-shirts :P
lmao, someone at our college had loads of t-shirts with written jokes on. we ask him what they mean and it's all computer jokes, makes me laugh :D because none of us understand them and he gets really angry because he believes we should know all about his computer command jokes
Mentor
07-06-2009, 05:13 PM
lmao, someone at our college had loads of t-shirts with written jokes on. we ask him what they mean and it's all computer jokes, makes me laugh :D because none of us understand them and he gets really angry because he believes we should know all about his computer command jokes
The majority of mine arn't too geeky... yet, designs are generally along the lines of ( http://rlv.zcache.com/evolution_stop_following_me_tshirt-p235419384841130923t5tr_400.jpg - have that one :P ) although a few are a little more geeky, but i work with geeks and do a comp sci course so plenty of people to appreciate em :D
[Chris]
07-06-2009, 10:26 PM
'Orr m8 ur a mosha'
Normal most of the time, but definately full on geek the other times.
Well my fav clothes are my jeans and henleys deluxe hoody. If I'm not wearing a decent hoody then it's just a t shirt with some jeans. So casual I guess.
Caution
07-06-2009, 10:58 PM
The majority of mine arn't too geeky... yet, designs are generally along the lines of ( http://rlv.zcache.com/evolution_stop_following_me_tshirt-p235419384841130923t5tr_400.jpg - have that one :P ) although a few are a little more geeky, but i work with geeks and do a comp sci course so plenty of people to appreciate em :D
I lol'd irl a at that.:P Erm, I don't know really, but I could be chav due to my collection of nike/addidas clothing.:(
The majority of mine arn't too geeky... yet, designs are generally along the lines of ( http://rlv.zcache.com/evolution_stop_following_me_tshirt-p235419384841130923t5tr_400.jpg - have that one :P ) although a few are a little more geeky, but i work with geeks and do a comp sci course so plenty of people to appreciate em :D
Where'd you get them t-shirts? Like a UK version of thinkgeek?
Mentor
08-06-2009, 12:08 AM
Where'd you get them t-shirts? Like a UK version of thinkgeek?
Actually most of em come from Camden in London, so no where particularly geeky, theres an indoor market thing with a small shop at that back that does em 2 for a £10, probably swing em cheaper if your willing to haggle :p
Aside from that, generally of webcomics i like and stuff, for example this one: http://www.topatoco.com/graphics/00000001/dc-preenactment.gif of dresdencodak.com :p Downside is post from the US to UK is somewhat unreliable "/
sexually active band geeks.
Turnip
08-06-2009, 03:22 PM
chav most probs..
although i have my days where i dress abit smarter. :)
buttons
08-06-2009, 03:25 PM
sexually active band geeks.
lmao! in class today we were sayin who'd be who with the different tables, we were the asian nerds (Y)
ummm i honestly wouldn't fit in any but if i really was i'd probably be a "chav" :(
Wahey
08-06-2009, 03:28 PM
used to be a chav/ned
now just a casual
LoveToStack
08-06-2009, 03:29 PM
All you neds are giving scotland a worse name.
buttons
08-06-2009, 03:31 PM
All you neds are giving scotland a worse name.
ahem where u think they get it from? all the ones here talk like weegies n think they are
LoveToStack
08-06-2009, 03:35 PM
We don't even talk like that here, well the neds do obviously but it's 100% put on. No one talks like that naturally.
buttons
08-06-2009, 03:46 PM
yeah i know same here we're like nowhere near glasgow and they still talk like it, there's a guy from falkirk who lives here now and he's like "leader of the neds" so they all copy him because he sounds glasweigan ;_;
FlyingJesus
08-06-2009, 03:53 PM
AM SO INDIVIDUAL LOL
ashyboy999
08-06-2009, 03:57 PM
my fashion sense is seen as chavvy as i wear tracksuits but i dont look like some yobby chav
i dont wear knock offs or nameless brands i wear designer tracksuits favourite is sergio tachinni which is over £100 a tracksuit now only really sold in a select few shops so its not somethign youll see the local yob wearing.
i dont like to be like everyone else i wanna be and look different.
Nxrissa
08-06-2009, 04:41 PM
im just me. if i had to really push myself into a stereotype it would be scene as i like scene stuff but im not even that really because i dont really where heavy makeup and listen to all the stuff they listen to. so yeh im just myself
CJW93
08-06-2009, 10:21 PM
I actually have no idea
Misawa
08-06-2009, 11:26 PM
No idea. I don't wear clothing that particular social groups wear, I'm well past that stage. Never fell into it thankfully. I dress casually; usually jeans, t-shirt and a jacket. I listen to all kinds of music, mostly hard rock. Oh, and I have a short haircut that I spike up a little, short like I believe everyone should have by the time they're 18 and don't want to be laughed at at their place of employment/ wouldn't pass the interview. People will probably shout at me for that, it's not personal, just true.
And, unfortunately Ashboy, despite however much your tracksuits cost, whenever someone sees a tracksuit, no matter if it was Adidas or Armani (not quite), they will automatically brand you.
lmao! in class today we were sayin who'd be who with the different tables, we were the asian nerds (Y)
Lmao me and my mates did that at feast week once hahahaa said we were the asian nerds tooo :8
and i'd probably be more chavvy than emoooo :P
samsaBEAR
09-06-2009, 12:24 AM
im a popular kid. mcdreamy, if you will.
i definitely find you mcdreamy ;)
um i suppose im a scene kid. skinny jeans, high top shoes, new eras, bright colours and such. but my music taste is more hardcore orientated so idk
Blinger1
09-06-2009, 12:27 AM
What is a chav?
I dress like any other normal person :S
Yerr... whats a chav? guessing its a UK term or something :P
And i dunno i skateboard? and wear kinda baggy clothes? and smoke weed?
so id just give a guess and say skater gangster stoner ish ?
but i dunno i like everyone and wouldnt class myself as im friendly and
hang with anyone haha
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chav
cocaine
09-06-2009, 10:42 AM
What is a chav?
I dress like any other normal person :S
http://www.penguinsix.com/images/chav.jpg
Technologic
09-06-2009, 10:58 AM
Indie/Gay/Gamer.
An Indie Gaymer if you will.
Yes.
Chippiewill
09-06-2009, 11:01 AM
I would envision myself as a person who had some sort of hi-tech something with them at all times:
http://www.geekologie.com/2008/01/21/LINDO-laptop-thing.jpg
hate doing this kind of thing but i'd say casual/preppy? :S
Misawa
10-06-2009, 07:01 PM
Preppy is an American term and it doesn't mean casual.
Danzilla
10-06-2009, 07:44 PM
Apparently im scene cos i wear tight fit tees and skinnys with hightops but i dont think i am. So dno, im myself?
The Professor
10-06-2009, 09:09 PM
im just me. if i had to really push myself into a stereotype it would be scene as i like scene stuff but im not even that really because i dont really where heavy makeup and listen to all the stuff they listen to. so yeh im just myself
Scene
Apparently im scene cos i wear tight fit tees and skinnys with hightops but i dont think i am. So dno, im myself?
Scene
The scene kids are the best because they're so much in denial its funny. They're ALWAYS the ones that say "I'm just me, don't stereotype me!" in the most blatant "I know but I don't like hearing it!" kind of voice. Notice how both those replies say "I do scene things but here's a tiny little difference between me and the generally accepted stereotype so I don't count neh neh". Well, Danzilla's doesn't even give a reason, its just straight up denial, but there you go.
I'd say I'm a geek compared to everyone else but I don't have all that much geek cred so I'd just be laughed out of the real geeky world :P So idk, geek wannabe?
Chippiewill
10-06-2009, 09:14 PM
Pfft, I only know a few social groups:
Emos
Goths
Chavs
Townies
Tramps
Posh people
Children at posh schools (Sort half chav, half posh)
Normal People (Me)
I don't know what scene is though, from what I can tell though it seems to be a branch of the annoyingness of emo (I'm going to slit myself for attntion stuff)
stoned
10-06-2009, 09:22 PM
I wouldn't stereotype myself as any of the cliché groups people put themselves into these days. I consider myself just normal, I don't aspire to fit into a certain crowd, have a certain bunch of friends, listen to any paticuarlar type of music (although I have some favourites).
I'm just friends with people I like, listen to what I like and just act how I like - most people should do that anyways.
Blinger1
11-06-2009, 06:35 AM
http://www.penguinsix.com/images/chav.jpg
And you have a lot of them around England??
Wow...
camera
11-06-2009, 06:37 AM
errrrrrrrrrrr none
Indie-Dan
11-06-2009, 04:11 PM
Scene kids are kinda like emo but they dress all colourful with loud patterns. Most of their clothes are clashy and big and loud and most of them have big "in your face" hairstyles. They're very into music.
The female scenesters are actually damn fine :eusa_danc
http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u248/whitpay/Scene%20Hair/1413169451_l.jpg
http://media.photobucket.com/image/scene%20girl/whitpay/Scene%20Hair/1413169451_l.jpg
PaulMacC
11-06-2009, 04:15 PM
music - scene
attitude - nerd O_O
appearance - normal (i hope)
Mikey
11-06-2009, 04:24 PM
normal lol.
Barkseh
11-06-2009, 04:26 PM
Ermm I'm the campest straight guy you'll ever meet lmao. I spend loads on clothes, go on sun beds, wont leave the house unless my hairs perfect ect ect ha.
LuketheDuke
11-06-2009, 05:01 PM
Hairs so long i have to wear stretchy hair bands, have a number of offensive tees but some nice shirts, tight and baggy jeans.
Personally I think im a mess!
Misawa
11-06-2009, 05:45 PM
Scene kids are kinda like emo but they dress all colourful with loud patterns. Most of their clothes are clashy and big and loud and most of them have big "in your face" hairstyles. They're very into music.
The female scenesters are actually damn fine :eusa_danc
http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u248/whitpay/Scene%20Hair/1413169451_l.jpg
http://media.photobucket.com/image/scene%20girl/whitpay/Scene%20Hair/1413169451_l.jpg
Personally I think she looks like she's working street corners.
Stephen!
11-06-2009, 05:57 PM
Antisocial computer nerd.
Kyle!
11-06-2009, 09:22 PM
music - hardcore, metal, ambient.
dress - scene, mosher.
attitude - geek.
(copying PaulMac :) )
Chippiewill
11-06-2009, 09:24 PM
Antisocial computer nerd.
Do you have an ASCN? :P
A lot of computer people on these forums...
Also Scene looks like one of the first unique social groups I have heard in a while, they are more unique than Emo tbh...
Misawa
11-06-2009, 09:30 PM
They're not unique at all. They'd like to think they are. The majority of teenagers I see walking down the street fall into those two groups. There's nothing unique about them, they're like sheep. The same goes for those "alternative" people. They're all the same. The only truly "unique" and "alternative" people are those who refuse to comform and not let themselves fall into social groups, because most people these days so.
Vause
14-06-2009, 12:47 PM
i could be loads.
i'm your sterotypical lesbian, the short hair and stuff. then i get called a chav most days simply cos i wear trackies cos they're comfy, but some days i wear skinny jeans but that hardly makes me emo.
so i'm just emma thanksss.
FlyingJesus
14-06-2009, 01:58 PM
The only truly "unique" and "alternative" people are those who refuse to comform and not let themselves fall into social groups
I'd argue against that seeing as how so many people actively try not to be classified at all, which is in my opinion worse than wanting to be part of a social group. If you feel so insecure in who yourself is that you have to try proving how different and unique you are, that just says to me that there's something wrong.
I'm gonna use Danzilla as my example here because he's the only one I can remember what he said. He claimed that despite liking all the scene stuff he isn't scene, and I assume that's because he believes that he dresses that way just because he likes it. Fair enough. What I would say though is that his "self" is at this moment in time part of the scene crowd, and there shouldn't be a need for anyone to feel like they have to hide the fact that they fit into a subculture. The "be yourself" argument is hideously flawed in that a majority of humans have an innate need to feel included in some way, and subcultures provide for that just by representing yourself as an image, and so yeah his self is scene, someone elses self might be chav or prep or (god save their souls) goth. I respect chavs more than most others to be honest, because at least they don't try to hide what they are whilst everyone else tries as hard as possible not to be typified.
Rarelime
14-06-2009, 03:31 PM
I honestly wouldn't know how to stereotype myself. I dress what I consider casually - usually jeans / combats, tshirt and a hoodie / cardigan and a pair of converse. I like 'geeky' things such as the latest gadgets and that. I like the 'hip hop' culture. I also like the 'indie' culture.
iAdam
14-06-2009, 04:52 PM
Normal/Geek - i add the geek in due to my slowly growing collection of novety t-shirts :P
Same, Can't beat another gaming/computer themed t-shirt.
Grimmauld
14-06-2009, 10:05 PM
hardkor gangsta mang
samsaBEAR
15-06-2009, 10:12 PM
I'd argue against that seeing as how so many people actively try not to be classified at all, which is in my opinion worse than wanting to be part of a social group. If you feel so insecure in who yourself is that you have to try proving how different and unique you are, that just says to me that there's something wrong.
I'm gonna use Danzilla as my example here because he's the only one I can remember what he said. He claimed that despite liking all the scene stuff he isn't scene, and I assume that's because he believes that he dresses that way just because he likes it. Fair enough. What I would say though is that his "self" is at this moment in time part of the scene crowd, and there shouldn't be a need for anyone to feel like they have to hide the fact that they fit into a subculture. The "be yourself" argument is hideously flawed in that a majority of humans have an innate need to feel included in some way, and subcultures provide for that just by representing yourself as an image, and so yeah his self is scene, someone elses self might be chav or prep or (god save their souls) goth. I respect chavs more than most others to be honest, because at least they don't try to hide what they are whilst everyone else tries as hard as possible not to be typified.
i totally agree with tom, it's just a shame that 85% of chavs are obnoxious idiots
LauFish
25-01-2010, 01:41 PM
hmm, I'd probally stereo type myself as scene, but emo is completly different to scene tbh.
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