• A less well known group of people who dont seem to fall under any of the other clique/labels. They tend to blend almost seamlessly between various groups, including [rockers] and chavs. Despite this, the majority of people they tend to hang out with are other [neutrals], quite likely because that allows them to laugh about stereotypes without fear of [retribution]. They tend to leave people alone unless theyre [heckled] and are not easily angered. Neutral groups often contain at least one so-called crazy, some one who should probably be seeing a shrink but who is good at [hiding it] from authority. The groups also occasionally contain people who fall under other labels but dont get along with anyone else under that label.
    [Neutrals] are rarely seen sporting any specific look or style and tend to mostly [opt] for jeans and varying types of jackets. Some may have diverted from other [cliques] and continue to [sport that] look however, being around other neutrals seems to give them a mask and their easily labeled style does not stand out.
    Chavs are known for confusing neutrals with rockers, goths or punks and cannot be blamed for doing so. Most neutrals are a less hardcore version of these in a lot of ways: They do not let insults [faze] them and they tend to not care about outsiders opinions. Neutrals have, at this point, adopted traditions from many various cliques. They also have the mafia- like chav tradition that, you mess with one member of the family, you mess with them all. In this case, family is the rest of the group. One firm rule is: If you are male and you hit a girl, [you will die]. Painfully. There are no buts, no oops.


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