What was the creepy kid like in your high-school?

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In hindsight I definitely feel bad for the guy, but this kid ended up threatning to shoot up the school, he was really eccentric and would refuse offers of hanging out or friendship ( I even offered to sit with him a couple times at lunch, he refused me).

Anyways he ended up expelled and went to another school the next year, I never heard from him again.
 
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We had lots of "creepy" kids at my high schools. I was one of them at my second high school.
I wasn't that bad though. People called me the creepy kid at first because I liked wearing darker color clothes and sitting in the back of class reading or sleeping instead of paying attention or talking to people.

Most of the other "creepy" kids were labeled such for similar reasons or because they were into manga and anime. I think we only had one kid that had a "shoot up the school" feel about him. After high school he went on to rape someone and got addicted to heroin.

In my first high school we had a kid that walked around taking up-skirt creep shots on the stairwell and talked about how much he masturbated thinking about various classmates.
Extremely personable and friendly too. I socialized with him a lot until he started talking about the creepy shit. I told him something like "not cool, man" and stopped talking to him.
 

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My graduating class numbered in the 70s. Out class size peaked at about 110, the largest our school has ever seen (And still the largest, I believe). And, sadly, I think I may have been the 'creepy' kid.

Sure, I wasn't the creepiest in terms of 'creepy' behavior - That title would have gone to (No real names used here) Doug, the chronic in-class masturbater. But he was actually mentally retarded in the sense that he could never grasp what was socially acceptable. He never really threatened anyone, and no one was ever given an reason to be afraid of him. Was just gross.

Nor was he the most violent. That was Fry, who looked like a miniature body builder at 11 and only got bigger. He fought everybody, and to my knowledge the only person to ever beat him up was me (And our rematch ended decidedly not in my favor). By the time school ended, however, he had been diagnosed with a hormonal imbalance. When summer was over and we came in for 12th grade, he was on medication and became one of the nicest people I'd ever met.

But I was bad. I wasn't a creeper, but I was socially maladjusted and I don't think many people I knew in high school ever felt I was 'right' in the head. I was mean spirited and emotionally cruel to those around me, often out of pure spite. I was prone to outburst. The only reason I wasn't in a fight every day was because I made it quite clear to everyone I would not play fair and I would not play nice. I remember the basketball team once cornered me because of some dumb thing I'd said or did, and they were quite clearly coming to beat me up (Rightly so, I assume. I don't remember the specifics, but I'm sure I deserved it). I laughed at the 7 people way more physically fit then I was and asked which one of them was coming to the hospital with me, and they all believed me and backed away.

I think you get the idea.

Anyway, I graduated with several AP courses under my belt, and joined the Army, where I got way worse then I was, then way, way better. Or maybe worse again.

I dunno. I's still kind of spiteful, but I'm capable of recognizing when people deserve it and when they don't, and I don't feel the need to actually act on every spite now. You all can decide if I'm still emotionally abusive over the internet I think.
 

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Me...

Not kidding about that either. I was one of a few goth kids at a very white, suburban, sports-oriented, jock-dominated high school. I was one of the few kids who would get suspended after jocks would start messing with us, even if we never did anything to instigate a situation and even if we never retaliated. My everyday look was black clothes, shock makeup, hair spiked out and dyed half-black/half-white, and I accessorized my look with safety pins, collars, and chains.

Four years after I graduated, I watched my high school - Columbine - get shot up on national television. As one of the "outcast" kids during my time there, it was (and always has been) strange to look back on what in-group fear-mongering resulted in just a few years down the road.

The one person who MIGHT have held the "creepy" title in my graduating class dropped out after 9th grade. I sat across from him in 8th grade science and he used to crush Tylenol and snort it while the teacher was talking. That guy, Mark Manes, wound up being one of the only two people to serve jail time for the Columbine shootings because he was the adult who bought the guns for the killers.
 

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*shrug* Nobody to my memory stood out as creepy. If I had to peg a likely candidate for it...well it was probably me. I don't think I came off as particularly out of place, but I do know that I was that quiet loner who liked to eat his lunch well away from the tables where everyone was chatting. In addition to that, apparently I came off as...unapproachable, if a few testimonies were to be believed. Long story short, a few people have since told me that I managed to catch them completely off guard because their first impression of me was that I was scary...an impression that pretty much only lasted until they actually started talking with me. As I said, I was probably the best candidate for "the creepy kid", but that's arguably more indicative of how much my schools lacked for such people than it is anything that really stood out about me.
 

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I go to an all boy's school, so we are all fairly close-knit. Unlike in most schools in the States (I assume), our high school society is much more friendly. We are graduating soon, so we have known each other for 12 years.

But before the "creepy" guys would be the anime people. Not the ones who watched Naruto or Dragon BallZ, but the full on K-ON or whatever.

These days, it really depends on the person. I have a friend who is ripped and gives girls orgasms just by looking at them, yet he and I spent hours talking about Bleach, and even more time was spent with him trying to convince me to watch some time travel anime. He is friends with everyone, and his love for anime is well known. He gets teased about it, but never bullied. But I have another batchmate who does like anime, but everyone avoids because of his "epal"ness. Epal is a word we use in our country to describe someone who inserts himself where he is not wanted or invited. Anyway, yeah, people consider him creepy because of his love for anime, which is compounded by everyone's dislike for him as well as anime being his sole interest.

We have a lot of "sketchy" guys though, the druggies and underage-sex guys. They arent really creepy, they can be pretty friendly, but when they start talking about how they got a blow job in the locker room during a school fair or how they were tripping balls, it gets weird.

And if we are talking about sexually creepy? We have A LOT of those. We are an all boy's school after all.
 

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If there was one at mine, I failed to notice them over 3 years. Sure there were a couple of metalheads that dressed all in black and seldom talked to people, and some anime weirdos, but that was it. The metalheads were more shy and withdrawn than outright antisocial, and the anime fans founded their own clique. I don't remember a single person from my high school whom I'd assumed would shoot up the place one day.

In middle school I was rather lonely and often ostracized from the group, so at times I hung out with someone who might have been called the "creepy kid". For example, when it was November and pouring sleet, he'd sit by himself on the edge of the sports yard while everyone else huddled beneath whatever cover they could find. I went to talk with him, since otherwise I was going to be bored to death.
 

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He was secretly a drug dealer... Gave shit to my gay friend while over-perverting over the bisexual friend... And, worse of all, he stole my copy of Pokemon Emerald, which had every single Pokemon you could have obtained in that game legitly...

Other than that, the other creepy kid really knew how to hide her creepiness... Either she had an obsessive-esque crush on me or her friends were being dicks to me for saying that shit after she changed schools... A part of me wants to think it was a bit of both, though more leaning towards the latter than the formal...
 

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I can't really think of any. Then again, I went to a Church of England faith school that used its selection ability to refuse entry to anyone who wasn't white, british and middle class. (There were two black children in my year out of 150. The year above had none). So we kinda avoided the wierdos; they were sent to the local comprehensives.
 

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We had thousands of kids in my graduating class..
There were quite a few creepy kids, though the guy who used to staple his knee while rubbing himself while smiling at me in class was probably one of the creepier ones.. we had another guy that made himself foam at the mouth and attacked the assistant principal after cutting his arms all up screaming at the assistant principal that the principal was a demon that was possessing him, then we had that guy who had a chain running from his balls through his nose that tried to force a chain into his rectum in class and was taken away by ambulance.. There were just so many to choose from in my school, it is hard to pick one.
 

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Lil devils x said:
We had thousands of kids in my graduating class..
There were quite a few creepy kids, though the guy who used to staple his knee while rubbing himself while smiling at me in class was probably one of the creepier ones.. we had another guy that made himself foam at the mouth and attacked the assistant principal after cutting his arms all up screaming at the assistant principal that the principal was a demon that was possessing him, then we had that guy who had a chain running from his balls through his nose that tried to force a chain into his rectum in class and was taken away by ambulance.. There were just so many to choose from in my school, it is hard to pick one.
... Jesus Christ. Public school I assume?
 

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I was one of the ones considered "creepy" because I was trans and still in pretty full transition at that time... Between the jack ass jock guys and wannabe jocks and wannabe bad boys, along with dismissive if not outright homophobic and transphobic teachers. I decided that that shit stain of a school wasn't for me. All the wealthier kids went there due to a general lack of private schools in the area, along with the fact that "wealthy" in that area was middle class, or people living on real-estate money from rental properties in California. The vast majority of the students were thusly entitled, conceited, douche bags.

But of the ones I did encounter before I opted for a more direct route to getting past high school BS....

Well there was a guy, call him Eric, he was gay, flaming femme gay stereotype walking, who only hung out with the "popular" pretty/cheerleader clique of girls. That's not what made him creepy. What made him creepy was for one, he insisted that I was gay and should go have sex with him in one of the more remote boy's bathrooms, on a regular basis, plus wouldn't take no for an answer. At least not until one of the cool and nice jocks threatened to break his neck if he kept bothering me. The other creepy thing is that he was caught by a lot of guys in the boy's bathroom peeking through the gaps in bathroom stalls.

There was another, let's call him Leopold, who was on track for class clown, except... Well he was a goofball, but he was also a real oddball and his humor leaned... Really sexually inappropriate, but only with the guys. He was straight as far as well knew, had a girl friend he was really into and really happy with. Still he'd do things like dry hump the other guys in my circle of friends and whisper things in people's ears "if we went camping together and you found a cum filled condom in your ass in the morning... Would you tell anyone?"

There was a girl, let's call her Samantha, she was a super tom boy, who couldn't get along with the girls. The only thing that made her stand out in terms of creepy, is aside from me, she was the only girl everyone assumed could kick any of the guy's asses. Unlike me, she was very confrontational about it.

Then finally there was a guy, we'll call Brian, who had a weird thing with forming homo-romantic attachments with any guy he tried to befriend. Not to mention that being his friend was a precarious place to be at any rate, he had few friends for a reason, he'd suddenly turn on someone and make them his personal mortal enemy for the littlest things. If one of his friends started hanging with someone he decided to hate, he'd burn bridges with that friend.

Basically all of those people were in my group, or class through out middle school and into high school. The majority of my friends were the social outcasts, though I did maintain some friends in the more popular sets, those where the cool/nice ones. Most of both schools though were filled with yuppie transplants from California, especially Southern California, who just had to talk shit about anyone who wasn't them constantly. In my mind, the ones I mentioned, not so bad, the yuppies were the real creeps.
 

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I don't think we had any creepy kids at our school.

Having said that, it was probably me. Though it was probably a close contest between me and a friend of mine who had anger issues.

Apparently my resting face kinda scared some of the girls, which is why they never talked to me. They thought I hated everyone but honestly I just had a miserable looking face. :C
 

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I kinda was part of the creepy group I guess. Got asked if I was a Satan worshiper a lot, I told them I wasn't a fan of Satan but I really like Bob.
But honestly there was a dude who out-creeped my group. Stalker level creepy. I'd known him from elementary school, not by choice either. I could not stand him, yet he thought we were best friends. I finally had to tell him off in the most blatant way:
"If you ever come near me again I'm going to knock your teeth down your throat."
I am not naturally violent, I abhor it but I was serious. The guy literally copied everything I did. From me deciding to wear Crow makeup to a pep rally just for the shits and giggles, he shows up at the next pep rally with the same exact thing.
I'd wear a shirt from a band I loved, he'd wear the same shirt a few days later.
I couldn't fucking stand him, and he never understood that I disliked him so much he broke my pacifist nature.
 

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I don't actually remember any.

We had our outcasts and misfits. Hell, I was borderline one of those myself at times. But they were all just kinda pitiful and pathetic, not creepy or threatening.
 

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Imperioratorex Caprae said:
I told them I wasn't a fan of Satan but I really like Bob.
Beelze-Bob?

OT: Can't think of any particularly creepy kids. There were bullies, there were victims, all the usual archetypes you need for a school-based kids' show, but nobody was terribly weird.

EDIT: Oh, unless you count the teachers. We had some damn strange teachers, almost all of whom were in the Home Economics department. I dreaded that class.
 

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this was at the height of the 80's ninja fad. he planned to travel to japan and become a ninja and kill people for money.. yeah not the brightest
 
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None that I knew of. We had the occasional kid that was a bit of a troublemaker and asked not to return for the 6th form.

There was one kid who was just weird. Walked oddly, odd nasal voice, looked strange etc, but the poor guy was just a target, wasn't creepy in any way.

Got a girl transferred to our school in the 5th form. She was a wreck. She'd been bullied a lot in her previous school and barely said a word to anyone, even teachers asking direct questions would just get a nod or a shake of the head. A few of the girls tried to befriend her but didn't get very far. Heard she slit her wrists in the bath after leaving school. That was just sad.
 

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Well I went to three different highschools. I was only the creepy one at them for about a year before people opened up to me, I never opened back up because I was a shy emotionally stunted idiot who thought that everything nice said to him was them trying to manipulate him for something adverse down the line like I was a but of a joke, and I do regret that now. I was quiet was reading every chance possible and spoke in as little words as possible. I think I only ever opened up when talking about my favorite music and book series I was currently reading at the time.