What group are you in?

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the geek/gamer group.

Diverse. I have a few friends. We are sort of the kids woh dotn fit in a group...

I usually just hang out with anyone that sits next to me at the library/computer room, LOL.
EMZ=P

The first middle and high schools I have been to I was an outcast and was severely bullied by the entire student community for wearing a pikachu bookbag, having a speech impediment, and not liking the movie called "sheik". The rest of my high school career when I moved into a non-public school I was in no clique because it was a small high school.

I'm the Senior member of my School's Stage crew, which mostly consists of Emos. Last year, there was a great Hacker has our Manager (senior member), and now I've become the Tech guy. This is my last year, so now I'm training a third Tech guy to replace me.

I bounce between the goths, my main group, and the nerds, my in-class friends.

im a loner

I'm not in a group. I have two people who I eat lunch with and talk to a little bit in class.

It's a bit odd in my school. You see, in my class, we just have two big groups. Neither is more preppy, nerdy, jock-ish, etc. than the other. We just kinda separated that way.
Our school has very few goths, emos, etc, or at least in my class. I miss them, even though I'm not one.
I really don't know what to categorize myself as besides a member of Group #2. At another school, I guess I'd call myself a nerd. I'm proud of it, too. I search bioethics on Wikipedia for fun.

I don't really belong to any group. I have three main friends at school, only one of whom has got to the stage of visiting me outside of school. That closest friend is part of the group of 'normal' people, which intermix slightly with the popular group but they are mostly distinct. They don't really have anything remarkable about them, and they're too boring for my tastes. One of my other two friends also belongs to this group. The last friend is undoubtedly one of the 'weirdos', he's probably less respected than me. He belongs to the weird group, which isn't quite the same as the nerd or geek group.

I don't think I fit into any of them really. I probably identify with the weird group more but have made more social progress with the normal group.

I think people normally see me as an outcast who doesn't fit right into any group, or don't notice me.

The eccentric kids.

I am with a group of friends that consists of: an obsessive gamer, a gamer that likes other things aswell, a random guy that shouts the odd internet joke every now and again, a girl that moans alot, a boy that only talks about borat and hitler and a few random weirdos that join in with us every now and again.
I am with the "geeky gamer eccentric quiet outcast" group. And I feel right at home with them

Same here.

As strange as it sounds, I'm in the popular group. I'm the quiet one out of the group, but I'm in it because my best friend is the most popular kid in our grade. I play soccer and basketball, so that helps. The boys in our group mostly play basketball and either soccer or football. The girls either play soccer, or are cheerleaders.

I was the one obscure misanthropic black metal kid who hated absolutely everyone else. I didn't fit in anywhere, and I didn't want to, and I looked down on everyone, especially the goth and emo kids. Most of them learned to stay the f**k away around the beginning of the school year when they start finding each other and gathering up. All the popular kids and all the other acceptable types were either afraid of me or hated me, or both, which is often the case considering such emotions, but they never really said anything to my face, just talked about me behind my back. f*****g cowards. The teachers didn't bother me because I didn't really cause any trouble and didn't ever really say anything, except for the religious kinds, which often took offense to the stuff I wore. I also put off most of the stupid over-inquisitive and over-friendly types because of the way I looked, so I didn't have to worry much about them, except for those who had no sense at all, which were swiftly and easily dealt with. I was the only aspie I knew there and I was never content at school, I always wanted to just stay at home. Most of my friends lived in other towns.

I'm glad to be out of there now, but I still hate the same kinds of people.

Nerd means you know everything about--well--everything. A geek means you only know a lot in one or a few subjects, apparently. In short, I'm a geek. And with my glasses, braces, and pimples, I look like a stereotypical geek, too. But...I do like my glasses even though they're mainly plastic.