So, back in the days when you were in high school, were you one of the popular kids?

Believe it or not .. NO.

I did, though, belong to a soc club from another high school ...(like a sorority)

I rocked there .. rocked so much I found myself pregnant

I was up there in popularity. Of course with my name and good looks who can resist.

outcast- thank God!

Nope and some things don't even change after high school.

Yep
But it didn't last.

Nope

i don't think i was either popular or unpopular

i wasn't nerdy, i wasn't freaky, i wasn't artsy, i wasn't athletic - i was just one of the normal kids.

Believe it or not....I was....didn't try to be...just happened...cause I always did Goofy s*it no one else would.

ya ya .. that's it .. I was normal (my parents didn't think so though )

did you have the bunny suit and the plunger in those days Goof?

I was the brain in school so I was only popular when somebody needed help with an assignment

Nope. I had a gorilla suit and a banana though....just use you imagination dude.

no
i couldn't call them my friends when they 'decided' i was finally cool enough to hang with them.

it's like joining a sorority or fraternity
i'll never figure out why someone would go through 6 weeks of hell so that a group of people would call them their sister or brother. my suite mate did that in college and when she needed them most....they dissed her.

LMAO sorry I asked, I could've gone all day without THAT visual........

hung with all the "partyers".....& very popular!

I took the popular kids lunch money

Goof I would have considered you the class clown but hiding behind an intelligent mind

Yeah...I was....I just hid my mind too....teachers always said I would have been a straight "A" student if I just would have been more serious. "Pfttt" What do they know?

No. I was foresaken in the shadows. That is until my senior year. I moved out of my parents and to a strange land and finished my senior year at a strange school. There was other strange people that did the same. I graduated with honors with 47 in my class. The whole experience was strange and enlightening. Imagine a whole senior class of outcasts moving from 17 states to one school that had declining enrollment needing bodies and out of state school vouchers. It created a closer freindlier structured environment.