[World Leader Pretend]

So, a bunch of people and I today came up with this graph/illustration of the social breakdown of our high school. Now this wasn't scientific or based on data, but the general consensus is that it is spot-on in many aspects. I am curious to know if people had this same experience socially when they were in high school.

The size of the slices represent the size of the group. The popularity/school rank is determined by the x-axis, and the political leanings are the y-axis.


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So where would you have fit on this chart?

[Wrao]

I see it looks like a tear.

Don't cry, emo kid.

[julesstoop]

Wow. You think too much
I have been there too, and I can still remember what it felt like. Rest assured that people will start to feel more real a few years from now.

To answer your original question: I can't really relate to many of your categories since I grew up in the late eighties (and in a different country). Still, I must have been somewhere in between the Apple Fans, Art Kids and Environmentalists category, though I didn't care for popularity at all.

[Moogs]

That's pretty humorous if you ask me. Wouldn't doubt that it's pretty spot on.

[LudwigVan]

Had to chuckle at this slice of the sociological pie:

[World Leader Pretend]

Yeah, Those dance people would be the first to become Fascist in a regime change..

And no, this was for kicks... it isn't some chart to find deeper meaning or anything.

Glad you like it!

[Moogs]

Note that Disney Girls and Apple Fans have the same prevalence. I laughed the first time I saw that (Disney Girls), because even never having heard it, I knew exactly what you were talking about.