" labels "

 [ "labels" ]

1: pointless words (emo, goth, skater, preppy, poser, etc.) used to stereotype people because of what they wear or what music they listen to. Most people who label others have NO idea what they are talking about, in fact anyone who labels people are narrowminded asswholes who have nothing better to do. Just because you listen to My Chemical Romance doesn't mean you are emo and slit your wrists in a dark room with candles every night, and just because you wear alot of black doesn't mean you worship the fucking devil, and just because you wear pink and say "like" alot doesn't mean you are a prep. Seriously, people who label others dont know shit like they think they do. If you disagree with what someone listens to, don't listen to it. And if you disagree with what someone wears, don't wear it. But whatever you do, don't tell them you disagree, because no one gives a flying fuck what you think. Labels suck. So do labelers. Be yourself, and don't live by someone else's rules so you can be cool.

  * e.g.,  ... labels are incredibly stupid 

 [ "labels" ]

1: labels are used by people who are too lazy to get to know someone. they take one look at a person and slap a label on their forehead without ever getting to actually know the person. without ever actually talking to a person. words like emo,prep,goth,punk,scene

  * e.g.,  ... labels are: 

 [ "labels" ]

2: so apparently if you listen to dashboard confessional your emo and if you wear a&f your preppy, if you cut your wrists because you have a personal problem you goth, if you wear chucks you punk, and then you go to the mall and see this really cute headband with polka dots on it and automatically your scene?

  * e.g.,  ... emo- she looks sad shes emo 

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3: people who use labels need a serious reality check

  * e.g.,  ... prep- he's wearing a polo what a prep 

 [ "labels" ]

1: are funny to put on people sometimes out of a joke. But stupid to seriously use on people.

  * e.g.,  ... "Look at that hot scene dude in the girl pants!" OKAY AND PLAYFUL, NOT SERIOUSLY USING LABELS. 

 [ "labels" ]

1: See also label

  * e.g.,  ... goth,gothic,goff,sk8r,skater,greb,greebo,grunger,mosher,rocker,punk,emo kid,metal head,chav,prep,poser,townie,trendie,chavette,cyber,geek,dork,nerd... 

 [ "labels" ]

2: Something placed most commonly on soup cans. Also found on: jars, bottles, tins, crisps, things that are not people.

 [ "labels" ]

1: Here are descriptions of common labels given to people in society (note that not all of them are 100% correct):

  * e.g.,  ... Labels are not 100% accurate - they're more of a stereotypical view of today's people, and many find this disrespectful. However, it is also true that labels can help classify a certain type of person that another might be looking for. Just don't expect for the person to be exactly like the label is described. 

 [ "labels" ]

2: Goth/Emo: Wears lots of black (such as clothes from Hot Topic), has pale skin, wears lots of makeup (even if it's a guy), dyes their hair dark colors, listens to rock and metal music which talk about sad stuff, cut themselves, and cry alot.

 [ "labels" ]

3: Thug/Gangsta: Wears clothes twice their size, pulls down their pants to show their boxers, wear lots of chains around their neck, talk in ebonics, listen to rap and hip-hop, loves smoking and doing other drugs, constantly engages in criminal behavior such as vandalism or robbery, and (usually) are black, or PRETEND to be black.

 [ "labels" ]

4: Prep: Loves shopping at stores such as Abercrombie and Fitch, wears lots of pink, frequently wears short revealing clothes such as miniskirts or mini tanktops, listens to pop music, speaks with exaggerations on many words such as "like, oh my GOD, that is SOOOOO kewl!", is self-centered and conceited, and usually have blonde hair (which might be dyed as well).

 [ "labels" ]

5: Punk/Skater: Wears clothing such as ripped faded jeans, plaid shorts, studded belts, band shirts, etc., has a mohawk (in which the spikes may have dyed colors), doesn't give a shit about what everyone thinks of them, wants to rebel against society, loves to skate, smokes or does other drugs, and of course, listens to punk rock.

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6: Jock: Wears lots of sports-related clothes such as basketball jerseys, has sneakers such as Nike's or Adidas, works out a lot, like the prep is self-centered and conceited, puts on lots of deodorant, (obviously) loves to play sports, and when not playing, watches them on TV (ESPN, for example), and lastly, can't pass an academic grade at school if his life (or rather, his professional career) depended on it.

 [ "labels" ]

1: Print found glued on cans or bottles.

  * e.g.,  ... Labels is the way of life? 

 [ "labels" ]

2: Title to one who acts like a cetain group, or dresses the same as a band or artist in which they favor. Such labels are as follows: Goth, Emo, Guido, Skater, Jock etc. Some would say waste of time to label others, becuase of the way they dress, or behave. Some also disagree to that and say "Labels are like a genre, meaning by having labels means the basic's of your behavior and/or sound.". Labels do not define. who you are but give people a certain idea of what you like, and would dress like.

  * e.g.,  ...  "tell me what that label says on that bottle" 

 [ "Label" ]

1: Something you put on jars. Not on people

  * e.g.,  ... That has Label says the Jar has apples in it. 

 [ "labeled" ]

1: Getting knocked the fuck out with a blow to the face.

  * e.g.,  ... That kid's gonna get labeled if he keeps running his mouth. 

 [ "labeled" ]

2: Can also describe anything that results in a digger.

  * e.g.,  ... That kid on his bike just got labeled by that branch. 

 [ "label" ]

1:  Something, usually a sticker of sorts; that you stick on a jar or a box to identify the contents and/or purpose.

  * e.g.,  ...  The box is labeled 'tupperware' 

 [ "label" ]

2:  A highly complicated system which is used to classify people, usually high school students; in an attempt to organize them by how they are 'supposed' to be, determined by what music they listen to, what they wear, and in some cases their income. Comparable to the caste system of ancient India.

  * e.g.,  ...  Oh yeah, she's an emo-goth for sure. You can tell by her Converse and black eyeliner. 

 [ "label" ]

3:  An attempt to classify every band by their 'style'

  * e.g.,  ...  Oh yeah, their style can pretty much be summed up as alterna-punk/emo/goth/post-hardcore screamo/3rd wave ska revival/punk-core/pop/ska-pop 

 [ "no label" ]

1: Used in the lesbian community to define a person who does not consider themselves to fall into the stereotypical categories of fem,stud, butch, or girlie. Not to be confused with "stem" which is a person who dresses and acts in a way that is clearly a mix of stud and fem or butch & fem. No labels usually give off no traditional signs or signals that they are in fact gay. They are more than likely assumed to be straight. Most no labels are NOT bisexual but more closely related to the term "asexual". They are not "undercover" but choose not to let their relationship preference be a major factor in their day to day activities. Though they get along with all in the lgbt community they hate categories and tend to live outside of the box of what is accepted or expected in that community.

  * e.g.,  ... Example: I never knew Mary liked girls, I always thought she was straight.