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Myself and some other White kids got together to keep the negroes from ruining school for others. There were only a few of those creatures but they were all universally violent and smelly, so something had to be done. We scored a genuine deportation, which was admittedly much easier back then. The teachers appreciated it. It's nice seeing our ideals - which were unique and uncommon for the time - become totally mainstream.

>>321607

none, zero. i was always a fuckin weirdo.

i dont regret it, i was always the talentless dip shit. SO , wen i did try, id always be the: hey look how bad dude sucks at this! guy

>>321609
same as you, I was the brainlet

Nope, back my school days we didn't have club stuff, that for first worlders students, not for third worlders like me

Senior year of college I did anime club. It was a nice send off for that hobby and my college experience - I was aged out and couldn't keep up with all the kids running around and yelling weeb stuff anymore. Don't regret it, it was a nice bow on that hobby to wrap it up and move on (I was already mid 20's by then, took 6 years to get my 4 year degree lol)

>>321616
I actually embraced my weeb side when I grow older, back in my day being a weeb was look badly, only in my late 20s I actually drop to give a fuck about randoms and enjoy animus and mangas again.

>>321607
We essentially only had sports 'clubs' but it was more just competitive teams that trained for events against other schools in the area. Always kept heckling people to join up, too. Needless to say I didn't.

>>321625
>just competitive teams

I haet this, literally, state-funded competition (educational? and you cannot tell why all the competition? Eeeeeeesh if you can't tell you're bullshitting me)


And besides.

I haet how oblivious grownups are to the idea not all kids want to parttake in competitions. For various reasons, mind you! For VARIOUS reasons. This kid avoids competition because he has enough competition at home. For attention. For food. For basic stories from his mommy since there is no grandpa to ask how things were done back in his day. Slapping a "haha, snotling! weakling!" label on me was quite an attempt to try and give me a psychosis.

There were next to none "clubs" for kids back in my days.

Besides, my mother was obcessedd with "not "losing face" so she wasn't keen on financing whatever club there was among the few present in our tiny town.

>>322322
shit.

I neither had rural "cows, goats, wheat, that's you club" nor big-city reenactment/fencing/tennis/eating contests/clubgoing nor suburban outdoors stuff like treeplanting/archery

they have never ever paid for swimming pool

they wouldnt even let me cook

eeeeeeeesh

no wonder my brother is a fucked up in heda debile

>>322333
OH FUG

i forgor (skull)

I can just buy a gym memebership.

At my high school attending clubs was mandatory, so I was part of one, but I think if we were given the option of going home early instead of joining a club, I would've just chosen to go home early.
The clubs were run by teachers so we never really had interesting stuff like an anime club (except in my first year when we had a movie club, that was pretty fun) or anything like that, it was usually things like a homework club or sports. They were all fine though, basically just regular classes except the teachers were a little more lax about talking in class and whatnot.

>>321607
join a youth group they said