That one sterotype that you've managed to run into

[Dimensional Vortex]

Homosexual stereotypes, the ones that know all about famous actors, and have a really funny voice and where funny clothes.

Also Asians that are good at math, in Australia we get a lot of people from Asia and most of the ones I've met have been great at math.

 

[RatRace123]

Quite a few:
I've run into the out of shape, unkempt nerd stereotype.
The creepy yaoi fangirl stereotype.
The XBOX live asshole stereotype.
The camp gay stereotype.
The worst one I've seen though is the white boy "gangsta" stereotype, that includes the proper uniform too, pants hanging down around their ankles, wifebeater, talking about how "tough" they are, ugh.

 

[MASTACHIEFPWN]

Their is a huge cult at my highschool of people who believe they are "Country".
THIS DISGRACES AMERICA!!!
And lets not forget the white kids who believe they are black at my school. I just want to punch them in the face, seing as If I had to run, they would trip over their uber loose pants.

 

[Thaluikhain]

Hey, if you're acting like an N-word, I should totally be allowed to call you an N-word.

Er...that is a very racist term.

If people are annoying you with their attitude and behaviour, shouldn't you call them out about that, not on the colour of their skin?

 

[Onyx Oblivion]

Hey, if you're acting like an N-word, I should totally be allowed to call you an N-word.

Er...that is a very racist term.

If people are annoying you with their attitude and behaviour, shouldn't you call them out about that, not on the colour of their skin?

You are forgetting that we are discussing stereotypes here. And what are stereotypes if not attitudes and behaviors?

 

[omega_peaches]

The white kid who thinks he's "SUPER GANGSTA, YO" because he listens to Eminem and always talks about how tough/pimp he is.
I got in a fight with one, he was hardly 1/100 as tough as he says.

 

[Woodsey]

Black people who try their hardest to fulfill the negative stereotypes of their race!

They make me want to use the N-word.

Because that makes sense.

And your later comment is even more stupid. "If you're acting like a n*gger, I should be allowed to call you a n*gger." N*gger is racist slang for any black person, you do understand what you're saying, right?

OT: I'm sure there are plenty of people on here who would easily fit the other N-word stereotype.

 

[Anchupom]

One kid in my school.
She's large, doesn't have much going for her facially, and used to be a kind of dark blonde/brunette.

Then puberty struck and she dyed her hair black, covered her face in a fringe, wore MCR jumpers, lip piercing, etc etc.

She went the whole "fat emo chick" stereotype. Oh, and she loves Twilight.

 

[Jaranja]

Black people who try their hardest to fulfill the negative stereotypes of their race!

They make me want to use the N-word.

Because that makes sense.

And your later comment is even more stupid. "If you're acting like a n*gger, I should be allowed to call you a n*gger." N*gger is racist slang for any black person, you do understand what you're saying, right?

OT: I'm sure there are plenty of people on here who would easily fit the other N-word stereotype.

Not even that...

****** is just a term that used to mean a black person but it was associated with them being lower than white people so it was then a racist term. I remember my Granddad telling me he used to go into a shop and ask for a pair of trousers in the "****** brown" colour.

 

[CleverCover]

Through my friend I met the "abusive, women are inferior, I am the best thing since sliced bread now worship me hoe" type of boyfriend.

It was very weird and surprising.

I wanted to ask what tv show he was from.

There's also the redneck sterotype. And living where I do, I run into the black/white gangsta more often than I like. I wonder if they know what the wearing of the pants low truly means...

 

[Charley]

I love the internet stereotypes -

>forum tough guys
>I went to a psychology class once, I can totally analyse you
>Nobody understands me, my sheer depth baffles them
>My life was the hardest
>I think you'll find my education is superior. I shall prove this to be fact by utilising unnecessarily lengthy vocabulary selections and mocking your opinions relentlessly

I prefer them because you base them on what people say, rather than how the look or act.

 

[Deef]

Black people who try their hardest to fulfill the negative stereotypes of their race!

They make me want to use the N-word.

In my mind I differentiate this type of black person and regular black people as two separate racial groups.

 

[e2density]

I have a Korean friend who's never played Starcraft in his life and he can easily make a Gold ladder in SC2.

I remember when I took a foods class there was one group of Mexican students only, and the rest of the groups were mainly white people. We made salsa one week, all of the other groups made average looking chunky homemade salsa, and they made what looks to have come straight out of a can of Pace...

Seriously, it looked store bought!

 

[Tartarga]

I've met a stereotypical drunken Irishman. I don't see why thats a negative stereotype, he was one of the most awesome people i've ever met.

 

[Lunar Templar]

i used to work with one

the 'white trash' male stereotype
you know
drinks to much
thinks he's gods gift to women, and flirts with every one of them he see
thinks he's better then you
refuses to listen to anyone (even the courts) for any reason

i have never been so embarrassed to be male as i was when he opened his mouth

fortunately he got himself fired for residing he needed a week off, with out approval ( mind you, this is AFTER countless times calling off/showing up late/getting off early to go be an embarrassment some where else)

still hate him, hope he rots in jail (which is indecently the last place i heard he was, which is not surprise at all)

*wipes venom from chin*

 

[escapistraptor]

I've worked in food service in a lot of different degrees over the years from fry cook to ultra-fancy banquet captain, and I've since a lot of stereotypes a la my customers/guests. The two things that parents almost always past on to their children through the generations, even more then their culture, is their sense of religious identity and their sense of food identity. Put someone in a scenario where food is involved and they act like the most stereotypical caricature of their background/race possible.

 

[necromanzer52]

I know an extremely flamboyant, gay guy. He's very annoying.

 

[Steam Colossus]

I've met a stereotypical drunken Irishman. I don't see why thats a negative stereotype, he was one of the most awesome people i've ever met.

I've met a similar person, and I agree,
HE WAS AWESOME!

 

[badgersprite]

The spoiled emo kid who acts like they have the worst life in the world and ***** about how they want to run away from home and live on the streets when their family is seriously like the happiest, nicest bunch of people in the world. Also, their favorite bands were Good Charlotte and MCR. They also talked about vampires a lot.