Counter Culture
Stoners
There is a certain group of MASH's children whom are often called the "Stoners". Stereotypes in this group range from skaters, to hippies, to even the hipster. They tend to congregate at lunch be around a table in he far let corner of the cafeteria. After school, they tend to group around a corner just off of school property. Here, they smoke, talk, play loud music in cheap cars, and start fires. Even those who have already graduated tend to show up at said corner. The faces seen here range from day to day, but there are always recognizable daily visitors. One, often referred to as "Stoner JEsus" is often seen their. With his six-foot-tall stance, curly mane, and "I just smoked a bowl" appearance, this hippie is easily the most recognizable. Often thought of as a bad group, these kids are actually kind-hearted and loving. Open to all and absolutely accepting, this group hold open arms to anyone "chill".
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