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What high school stereotype do I am a guy, and have brownish
blond hair. I am in 2 honors
classes, but am on the soccer
team and am pretty good at
basketball. People say im good
looking, and i like to listen
to all kinds of music. I have
a bunch of friends at school
but a selective group i hang
around with. I wear lacoste,
American eagle, lucky jeans,
Hollister, and Fossil watches.
I have the voyager cell phone
and an ipod touch. What high
school stereotype/group do i
fit in?
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preppy or jock lol but stereotypes are silly and useless |
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When did the stereotype of What is the origin of this
stereotype? How true is it?
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I think it comes from the fact that some Mexican food can be very spicy. Depending upon the individual, spicy foods can cause stomach upsets which in turn can cause diarrhea. Some people, like me, can pretty much eat whatever without any problems. However, some people just can't take a lot of spice. |
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What are the stereotype Like NYC is Loud mouth, rude
and so on. People from cities
in Alabama are Hillbillies,
and live in trailer parks.
Like Stuff that is stereotype.
Doesn't mean to say everyone
from that city is like that.
But could somebody please
answer what STL is?
what i meant by what STL is,
is what's their peronality.
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STL is St. Louis Missouri. I'm from Minnesota and there is a saying "Minnesota nice" That's because people are suppose to be really nice. I don't know what else other Americans really think of us. They really talk about our accents mostly. And they all think its like SUPER cold here all the time. I mean it is in the winter. I guess it can get to like -30 Fahrenheit in the winter, but were use to it. People from Wisconsin are stereotyped as "cheese heads" because they make a lot of cheese there. I guess one stereotype about Wisconsin that i have heard is that the people who end up living permanently are farmers. They don't really go to school because they don't need education to do farming. But I'm not saying that's what i believe, that is just a common stereotype i have heard. People from California are all suppose to be health freaks, tan a lot, get a lot of plastic surgery. People obsessed with vanity really. That's all i can think of right now. |
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What is the stereotype of a I'm fairly new to D&D 3.5
(I've been playing for 4
years). A friend is recruiting
for his new campaign, and I
agreed to play a cleric, who
will most likely be lawful
neutral. How do I avoid
turning my character into a
stereotype?
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Well, strickly speaking. I have played many stereo typical clerics with the NG alignment. I would suggest you find a deity with that type of alignment and read about them. Find someone that you like in temperment and beliefs. There are no rules about specialization that you HAVE to follow. if you wish to specialize...then do it, or don't. I would recommend you develope a personality you don't mind playing. It will help you enjoy playing the character. Talk with the DM, he might even help you develope a specialization that isn't in the book. Something that you could get into. Remember, the rule books are guidelines...they are not absolute. |
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How do parents stereotype What kind of things do the
parents stereotype in their
own children? What
stereotypings will the give
from parents to children? Can
somebody give me some
examples? Thanks.
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my parents stereotype me all the time. they prefer for my sister for no reason. they helped her get her license, they got her a job, a phone and they buy her stuff all the time. as for me, i dont have a phone or a license and i cant hang out with my friends. if u ask me most parents stereotype probably becuz of grades, behavior, or maybe even how u look. |
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