There are stuck-up assholes and bitches, althetic people, smart kids, etc. I live here and have never actually seen a "popped-collar". Not everyone plays lacrosse, nor does everyone call it lax. There are working moms and stay at home dads. Our
educational system isn't half-bad, and we get decent scores on tests, though we also have slackers and idiots. Common stereotypes fit very few people, but the people who stand out the most are the
stereotypical parkies. They happen to be the loudest, the proudest, and, based on observation, not the smartest.
Many of them live in a large
neighborhood called Chartwell, though not all of them live there and not everyone who lives there has that attitude.
There are many places to go, and a common hangout for locals is the Annapolis Westfield Shoppingmall, where you can buy clothes and books, not to mention catch a new film.
MY advice is to not pay attention to what
others say and get to know people here and not to judge them. Severna Park may be known for it's snobby jerks, but I'm sure there are plenty of people like that everywhere, or, at least, in other middle-to-upper class towns.
One Severna Park Student: "
OH my god, all Alex ever talks about is lax, but
it's okay because he's SO HOT."
Another SP Student:"... Like I was saying, the new Hetalia manga came out."
Yet another: "Cool! I finally figured out the geometry homework."
And one more: "There was homework?! Oh shit!"
