Dog Town
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As I said in my first post it all depends on your definition of a jock.bunsen burner said:You seem to be getting "good at sport and popular" mixed up with "jock". Whilst ceretainly not mutually exclusive, they aren't the same thing.
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I am not sure exactly how far over the top the guys your talking about went so cant comment.bunsen burner said:But when you see guys crashing into each other and doing the "ooh ooh ohh" routine you don't have to know them personally to know they're complete knobends.
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I never judged anyone else at school unless they had a crack at me so its the only thing I can come up with.bunsen burner said:Delusional. Do you really think it's that simple?
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Are you sure the people your talking about dont do it when girls arnt around? Your being incredibly judgemental. Cant see to many girls being impressed by something like that.bunsen burner said:Actually it's an embarassingly transparent way of showing girls how "tough" you are. Notice intelligent people don't do it? They know it looks stupid, childish, and try hardish.
As far as I am concerned if you are not doing anything to directly upset anybody then nobody has any right to judge what you do. I know I am mates with just about every type of person you can find and i mixed with everybody when i was at school. To be honest I hated people being classified like that and the word jock wasn't as complicated as it is on this thread. If you played sport people called you a jock.


. You've never met the people or talked to them...

