Sometimes being an out and proud Geek has its disadvantages

[neverwhere]

Aiiiiii. According to this article I enjoy (and in some cases, am rabidly passionate about) 9 out of 10 of the Top Ten Geekiest Hobbies. No wonder no one will shag snog go out with me. *sob*

Stupid people. Am such a sexy wee beastie with my Starfleet uniform and stack of comic books and D&D character sheet. Hmmph.

Comments

[eyre-lasgalen.livejournal.com]

I'm not geeky enough, according to THAT. While I deffintely am a geek, I'm not your typical D&D, Trekkie geek. I was once, but no longer.

So, don't worry. I'm not as geeky as you are, and I still can't get anyone to *ahem* go out with me. So, it's obvious that people in the rl just don't appreciate weirdos like us

[angelislington.livejournal.com]

I don't think I'm a typical geek, which is another reason why I feel like such an outcast.
They certainly didn't list 'adults who still love cartoons', so that's one geeky persuasion they forgot about. Maybe we're just not cool enough. ;-)

*I* appreciate us! *mwah*

[undomiel-tari.livejournal.com]

i'm sorry i know this has nothing to do w/ your post and you don't know me. i actually met nevvie at her work and i live in long beach too. but anyway, i wanted to comment on your lj username. it's beautiful! i love to see other elven names. just seeing it makes me think of a grove of sunlit trees. that's all.

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