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seoulsearch said:
I shudder to think of when it was/is cool to fall for dumb people (as in, those with no common sense, life responsibility, or manners)... ever.

I can't ever think of a time when I thought dumb was attractive! :cool:

(And Lil', good to see you back!)
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Nerd is a very over-used word these days. What passes for a nerd now is anyone who has a clean-cut look and wears clark kent glasses...

Meanwhile.... real nerds still struggle to get a girl to say "yes" to a date!! :p

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zeroturbulence said:
Nerd is a very over-used word these days. What passes for a nerd now is anyone who has a clean-cut look and wears clark kent glasses...

Meanwhile.... real nerds still struggle to get a girl to agree to a date! :p

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What's the difference between a nerd and a geek? Do geeks have the same girl issues?
 
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GODisLOVE7 said:
What's the difference between a nerd and a geek? Do geeks have the same girl issues?
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Back in my day, a nerd was an anti-social bookworm. A geek was just a very awkward and annoying person.

A nerd can also be a geek, and vice versa...but they are/were two distinct traits.

And yes...they both have trouble finding dates...
 
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zeroturbulence said:
Nerd is a very over-used word these days. What passes for a nerd now is anyone who has a clean-cut look and wears clark kent glasses...

Meanwhile.... real nerds still struggle to get a girl to say "yes" to a date!! :p

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A lot of nerds/geeks get a lot more excited about the stuff they're into than a girl, though.

Like... I'll talk to or go out with one (and they can be really adorable) but they don't know how to talk to someone... They never ask me what I like or what I'm into... because they're too busy telling me about what THEY like the entire time.

I can work with that for maybe one or two conversations and then it's just like... I'd rather be at home, talking to myself, because at least that way I get to talk about something I might be interested in.

(It also could be because I consider myself a nerd as well.)
 
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zeroturbulence said:
Back in my day, a nerd was an anti-social bookworm. A geek was just a very awkward and annoying person.

A nerd can also be a geek, and vice versa...but they are/were two distinct traits.

And yes...they both have trouble finding dates...
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Ah... So that's my issue. I'm a geek!
 
zeroturbulence

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seoulsearch said:
A lot of nerds/geeks get a lot more excited about the stuff they're into than a girl, though.

Like... I'll talk to or go out with one (and they can be really adorable) but they don't know how to talk to someone... They never ask me what I like or what I'm into... because they're too busy telling me about what THEY like the entire time.

I can work with that for maybe one or two conversations and then it's just like... I'd rather be at home, talking to myself, because at least that way I get to talk about something I might be interested in.

(It also could be because I consider myself a nerd as well.)
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Yes, well all the rejection from the opposite sex that nerds suffer through all evens out when they become the guy who lives in her dreamhouse and has the well-heeled bank account to go with it... :rolleyes:

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zeroturbulence said:
I certainly don't see u as a geek. :rolleyes:
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Well that's just the deciever whispering in your ear.

I can assure you, awkward and annoying are appropriate words to describe me.

God has to put up with it 24/7. He is chuckling right now. Unlimited patience, I suppose. Lol
 
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seoulsearch said:
A lot of nerds/geeks get a lot more excited about the stuff they're into than a girl, though.

Like... I'll talk to or go out with one (and they can be really adorable) but they don't know how to talk to someone... They never ask me what I like or what I'm into... because they're too busy telling me about what THEY like the entire time.

I can work with that for maybe one or two conversations and then it's just like... I'd rather be at home, talking to myself, because at least that way I get to talk about something I might be interested in.

(It also could be because I consider myself a nerd as well.)
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So you consider yourself a nerd/nerd, I'm thinking.

Not a nerd/geek blend that zeroturbulance mentioned.

And I'm a geek/geek. I probably have some nerd tendencies tho.

Lets ask the dudes... Whats the best match for a nerd/nerd (seoulsearch) and a geek/geek (myself)? Are they best with their own kind? Or are they adaptive to foreign mates? Lolol.
 
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Nerds mesh well with nerds who share the same or similar interests. They are also compatible if both are allowed to follow their pursuits without a lot of interruptions.

Geeks...I guess you just have to find somebody who has a type of crazy that doesn't clash with yours.
 
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Yahweh_is_gracious said:
Nerds mesh well with nerds who share the same or similar interests. They are also compatible if both are allowed to follow their pursuits without a lot of interruptions.

Geeks...I guess you just have to find somebody who has a type of crazy that doesn't clash with yours.
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GODisLOVE7 said:
So you consider yourself a nerd/nerd, I'm thinking.

Not a nerd/geek blend that zeroturbulance mentioned.

And I'm a geek/geek. I probably have some nerd tendencies tho.

Lets ask the dudes... Whats the best match for a nerd/nerd (seoulsearch) and a geek/geek (myself)? Are they best with their own kind? Or are they adaptive to foreign mates? Lolol.
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Heh heh. "Their own kind."

We're forming "Edward" vs. "Jacob"-type divisions here...

I'm probably a hybrid. A Gerd or a Neek... So... someone along those lines...

All the brain power of a nerd, with all the social eccentricities of a geek. :D
 
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seoulsearch said:
Heh heh. "Their own kind."

We're forming "Edward" vs. "Jacob"-type divisions here...

I'm probably a hybrid. A Gerd or a Neek... So... someone along those lines...

All the brain power of a nerd, with all the social eccentricities of a geek. :D
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I'm of a similar makeup. I've got brains in spades, but it's often overshadowed by the gigantic chip I have on my shoulder. As much as I try to play the role of a bitter old fart or misogynist, I honestly adore women. A woman would just have to know her place in the hierarchy of things that are important to me, and that's down the list from:

Books - leave me alone if I am reading
Hobbies - I am sculpting a Fremen Crysknife from Dune, so don't bug me
School - Even part time, I put in about 20 hours a week writing my dissertation
Documentaries - yes, I like you a lot, but can this wait until a commercial break?

Then on top of the nerdism, I've got all the social awkwardness and peculiarities of geekdom. I'd have to find someone who can handle a schizotypal/borderline personality, my intensely dark humor that I deliver dead-pan like Keanu Reeves, and my rather obsessive behavior about certain aspects of daily life.

In short...forever alone.
 
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Yahweh_is_gracious said:
I'm of a similar makeup. I've got brains in spades, but it's often overshadowed by the gigantic chip I have on my shoulder. As much as I try to play the role of a bitter old fart or misogynist, I honestly adore women. A woman would just have to know her place in the hierarchy of things that are important to me, and that's down the list from:

Books - leave me alone if I am reading
Hobbies - I am sculpting a Fremen Crysknife from Dune, so don't bug me
School - Even part time, I put in about 20 hours a week writing my dissertation
Documentaries - yes, I like you a lot, but can this wait until a commercial break?

Then on top of the nerdism, I've got all the social awkwardness and peculiarities of geekdom. I'd have to find someone who can handle a schizotypal/borderline personality, my intensely dark humor that I deliver dead-pan like Keanu Reeves, and my rather obsessive behavior about certain aspects of daily life.

In short...forever alone.
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Where'd you find the sandworm tooth? And can you please teach other men this idea of "Don't bother me, I'm reading" ? Nothing worse (well okay maybe there are a few things worse)than someone who insists on trying to talk to you when you're trying to read.
 
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Yahweh_is_gracious said:
In short...forever alone.
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As the years have passed, I've come to feel that way about myself as well, Yahweh.

I wouldn't kick love out if it came my way, but the more time that passes, the more unlikely it seems.

Years ago, I felt suicidal over that.

Now, it's just kind of become a dull acceptance. And God has blessed my life in a lot of other ways.

But, the thought still persists, like a paper cut through the heart that just won't go away.

Believe me, you're not the only one. So in an odd way, you're not alone, at all.
 
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