Did you ever hang out some with the hoody ones in your high school

[Hardrada]

because you wanted to get back at the fakey conceited people who didn't want you to sit next to them?

[DS1]

1. I wear hoodies, but only when it's cold

:shrug:

[LynzM]

2. If by 'hoody' ones you mean those who wear hoodies...

then yes, because I am a hoody one :) Black, today.

[jus_the_facts]

3. I didn't single out one *group* of people to hang with....

....but I smoked so I stayed around the smokin' ring with the *hoods* mostly...but I was friends with everybody...the preps...hoods...nerds...you name it. :smoke:

[GumboYaYa]

4. "Hoody ones"

That seems to be an awfully conceited and condescending way to describe people. I was fortunate to go to an inner city Arts & Science school where we did not have silly clicks. My friends ranged across the whole spectrum of personalities and I am a much richer person from knowing all of them. It must get really boring to hang out with the same type people every day.

[NoSheep]

6. How ironic of you!

[RagingInMiami]

5. In my school, there was no choice

You either hung out with the hoodies or hung out alone.

[passy]

7. Are you talking about Kenny?

I'm sorry to inform you that he is dead.

[ElaineinIN]

8. those bastards!

[johnnie]

9. Hoody ones?

May I ask what that is?

[u4ic]

10. No hoodies...only touques in my days

[Bouncy Ball]

11. The fakey conceited people didn't give a shit who I sat next to

at lunch.

I hung out with ALL KINDS of different people. I liked different kids out of different groups and refused to belong to only one group.

I was a Democrat, even back then.

[Nikia]

12. My first friend at my new school in 5th grade

And the other girls who associated with her could be described that way. Then I started to get more popular, probably because I was a talented jump roper and had forward fashion (I moved from a city school system to a small rural school). My new friends didn't like my original friends. It became a battle. Do I hang out with the "good" "popular" kids or the ones who are better friends? For most of seventh grade (completely the same group of kids), I ended up not really having any friends. Then I had different friends who didn't really fit in either of those categories. In high school, I wasn't as close to people as I would have liked because it was always a battle. I would have been better off just choosing.