I'll try this again as the last one went Poof and won't let me delete it.
The Breakfast Club thread made me wonder:

What was your label in school and what teen movie do you most relate to?

For me it would be Gearhead/Stoner and Dazed and Confused.

Not something to be real proud, of but it was the 70's and muscle cars reigned.
And it should be good news to all the moms that wild children can become upstanding citizens.

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Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass
It's about learning to dance in the rain.

I was literally the "queen of the nerd herd" LOL I was one of those people who could have been popular if they wanted to be. Although did the "popular thing" like being a cheerleader, I was friends with everyone and my best friends were the nerds. I only dated nerds and I married a nerd My friends got "Kimmy's nerd hard" shirts for themselves LOL IT was really funny.

I guess Breakfast Club was very easily relatable for me because I knew people like them in school. I also liked 16 candles and could totally relate to Sam because I always seemed to like the boy who didn't like me (or at least I thought he didn't). I also like She's All That where the nerd turns into the beauty

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Proud to say I haven't shopped at a Wal-Mart since Sept 2003

I was a "Club Kid"....involved in every club, yet on the fringe of being "Popular"

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I'm the kind of woman when my feet hit the floor in each morning, the devil says "Oh crap, she's up."

I guess if I had to lable myself it would be a preppy/band nerd. Wierd combo I know. I wore all the latest clothes and shoes but also marched in the band and loved it. I was pretty popular and out going and belonged to things like FBLA. My friend base was diverse. I had preppy friends. What they called Loady friends.( they smoked , drank and partied alot) and the nerdy friends who really didn't fit in with one or another clique. I guess I just liked everyone lol. I have no idea what movie I relate too.

Gringa

I was one of 2 Anglos in my graduating class of predominantly Hispanic students and thus the label.