We were talking about geeks, nerds, and dorks the other day. Well here are some graphs and charts that explain everything.
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These charts seem to be focused on the male of the species. but even so, I appear to be mostly dork, with a little nerd and a smidge of geek (the jeans and t-shirt), but without the "smart" part.
I have elements of them all.
River - Jeans and t-shirt are mostly normal for me. In the summer I upgrade to cargo shorts.
Sue - You lucky duck!
I always thought of myself as a nerd (as did pretty much everyone else at my high school), but it seems that Dweeb may have been more appropriate. Now I have an identity crisis. Thanks for nothing, Mike.
Purty pitchers.
Mike, i was just trying to work out where i`d be in this great list of 'geek-dom/dweeb-dom/nerd-dom/dork-dom' variations ?, always keeping in mind of course my totally all-encompassing, all-consuming, all-engulfing fixation and obsession with the truly incredible 17 year-old Pauline Hickey from 1985 ! ! !, whats your opinion Mike ?.
Brilliant.
I reject all labels. Everyone can call me sir
There's something very meta about all this information on people who are interested in minutiae :-)
Good grief, there are a lot of charts on this! And they don't all agree, either. lol
Bill - What do you mean?! You've got a label. Time for a tattoo!
Deb - They are aren't they? Especially number 6. The colors caught my attention first on that one.
LJ - Obsession is an understatement. Mania might be a better description.
Stu - Me or the charts and graphs?
Adam - Hmmmm, wouldn't sir be a label?
Kathy - I had to look up the definition of meta. People are starting to use it sort of like organic. They confuse me.
Jenny - You get to pick what you want your label to be.
Mike, i`d have to spell those two words "UNDERSTATE-GIRL-T" and "GIRL-IA" ! ! !.
Too much data to sort through this early in the morning! YIKES!
Martha - But there may be a test soon. You need to be ready.
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