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[Maddi]

That's easily done. Just start taknig your clothes off. It's not like he knows what to do with women. ;)

Don't need to go that far.
Just needs to put her hand high up on his thigh and he'll have a breakdown.

Ahahahaha. Winnar!

Guys that are nervous will go crazy over that.

[leet_muffin]

That's easily done. Just start taknig your clothes off. It's not like he knows what to do with women. ;)

Don't need to go that far.
Just needs to put her hand high up on his thigh and he'll have a breakdown.

Wait, how do you know that much about newby?

[Maddi]

Wait, how do you know that much about newby?

Just figured he was like every other nerd.

[Newby]

Wait, how do you know that much about newby?

Just figured he was like every other nerd.

Fuck you. I feel insulted. :/

[Maddi]

Fuck you. I feel insulted. :/

Sorry. :(
Would you like a hug?

[leet_muffin]

Fuck you. I feel insulted. :/

Sorry. :(
Would you like a hug?

You think he can handle it?

[Sidoh]

Wait, how do you know that much about newby?

Just figured he was like every other nerd.

nerds are awesome.

[Ender]

Wait, how do you know that much about newby?

Just figured he was like every other nerd.

nerds are awesome.

No offense Sidoh but that line is getting old.

I don't like the words "nerd" and "geek" as a form of self-identity -- it's vague, trite, and at the same very provincial. The words were originally intended to mean that someone is smart, but I personally don't see it this way; to me they mean nothing more than a lack of self-confidence, and an inability to identify oneself outside of a few very narrow interests. The people who constantly identify themselves as a "nerd" or "geek" are usually pretty annoying. (You're an exception, of course!)

[Sidoh]

No offense Sidoh but that line is getting old.

I don't like the words "nerd" and "geek" as a form of self-identity -- it's vague, trite, and at the same very provincial. The words were originally intended to mean that someone is smart, but I personally don't see it this way; to me they mean nothing more than a lack of self-confidence, and an inability to identify oneself outside of a few very narrow interests. The people who constantly identify themselves as a "nerd" or "geek" are usually pretty annoying. (You're an exception, of course!)

I can do little more than roll my eyes.

I view a nerd as someone who is proud of their obsession with all matters academic.  I like these kinds of people.  Therefore, I think nerds are awesome.  If you don't like that, I suspect you'll get over it. :)

In order to to quell your driveling, I changed my title to Señor Floppysocks.

[Armin]

I agree with Sidoh, and consider myself a nerd.

[Ender]

No offense Sidoh but that line is getting old.

I don't like the words "nerd" and "geek" as a form of self-identity -- it's vague, trite, and at the same very provincial. The words were originally intended to mean that someone is smart, but I personally don't see it this way; to me they mean nothing more than a lack of self-confidence, and an inability to identify oneself outside of a few very narrow interests. The people who constantly identify themselves as a "nerd" or "geek" are usually pretty annoying. (You're an exception, of course!)

I can do little more than roll my eyes.

I view a nerd as someone who is proud of their obsession with all matters academic.  I like these kinds of people.  Therefore, I think nerds are awesome.

If you don't like that, I suspect you'll get over it. :)

I was exaggerating a little, or maybe a lot; everyone calls themselves a nerd at times. But the identifier is extremely convoluted, with many mixed connotations. It presents one less as an individual, and more as a manufactured image, which is why many people who lack self-confidence use it -- it's a crutch. But I don't mean to generalize about all people who use the word frequently; I'm just pointing out some criticisms on the culture of the word.

[Kaleeko]

I agree with Sidoh, and consider myself a nerd.

Agreed. I guess it might be a little overdone because a lot of people on this forum probably are or consider themselves nerds, but it never gets old to me. I'm very proud of the fact that I'm a nerd and a geek, even if I'm not the most 'qualified', even for a girl.

I do hate that fact that there's a lot of "nerd"  merchandise (like girl T-shirts that say 'I <3 Nerds') that is overdone and worn by people that have in fact no idea what being a nerd is, or proceed to rebuke people for being 'nerdy'. That's always bugged me.

[Explicit]

Wait, how do you know that much about newby?

Just figured he was like every other nerd.

nerds are awesome.

No offense Sidoh but that line is getting old.

I don't like the words "nerd" and "geek" as a form of self-identity -- it's vague, trite, and at the same very provincial. The words were originally intended to mean that someone is smart, but I personally don't see it this way; to me they mean nothing more than a lack of self-confidence, and an inability to identify oneself outside of a few very narrow interests. The people who constantly identify themselves as a "nerd" or "geek" are usually pretty annoying. (You're an exception, of course!)

Why do you feel the need to attach the negative connotations to the word? Also, I find your definitions for said words to be very lax.

[AntiVirus]

I don't remember if I made a post in here or not welcoming you to the forums.......... hrmm..  Oh well, if I have already then all the better!  Welcome to x86. :)

[while1]

Every time a girl posts here, its >5 pages before I ever see the first post.

I concur.  Except it's 9> pages for me =\.



Hi Maddi.  Welcome :).  You're really weird... quite the enigma.