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I must be a nerd then, because it's obvious to me that in "the local newspaper" the letter R is only used once.When you know how many times the letter R is used in the local newspaper!!
I must be a nerd then, because it's obvious to me that in "the local newspaper" the letter R is only used once.
But wait! What's a PBS?When your television is tuned to PBS 99% of the time, true story.
I don't own one but man, do these look amazing--and more than a little crazy.
Presenting... The 100-Sided Dice.
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You also might be an (old) nerd if you used to sit around playing Magic: The Gathering on Friday nights with your then-significant other (and Wizards of the Coast was just becoming a a big deal.)
Public Broadcasting Station- it's like BBC4. Educational programs partly funded by the government, partly funded by private grants, non commercial- so it doesn't rely on ratings. This means two people could watch "The Pacific" about dugongs and it won't be taken off the air! Sweet! PBS is great because it introduced many Americans to retro British comedy shows, like Monty Python's Flying Circus, Are You Being Served?, Keeping Up Appearances, etc. I don't know why Britcoms are on PBS. Perhaps by virtue of being British, they are automatically more "posh".But wait! What's a PBS?
Maybe just because they are good. "Are You Being Served" is especially good, and "Keeping Up Appearances" reminds me of some people I know.Public Broadcasting Station- it's like BBC4. Educational programs partly funded by the government, partly funded by private grants, non commercial- so it doesn't rely on ratings. This means two people could watch "The Pacific" about dugongs and it won't be taken off the air! Sweet! PBS is great because it introduced many Americans to retro British comedy shows, like Monty Python's Flying Circus, Are You Being Served?, Keeping Up Appearances, etc. I don't know why Britcoms are on PBS. Perhaps by virtue of being British, they are automatically more "posh".
I was attempting to be funny, I'm lame more often than funny.Maybe just because they are good. "Are You Being Served" is especially good, and "Keeping Up Appearances" reminds me of some people I know.
When your television is tuned to PBS 99% of the time, true story.
You're know you're a nerd/geek when you have Star Wars socks, Superman posters and you are interested mostly in Quantum Physics