This minus the anime.rosemystica said:I try to hide them. Not because I'm actually embarrassed by it--I like what I like--but because nobody EVER knows what the hell I'm talking about. I try to avoid talking about anime and videogames and stuff because A) people think I'm weird enough even without doing that and B) I don't want to alienate people from conversations, 'cos that's rude.
I enjoy roleplaying and some geekier games, so yeah. That kind of stuff I try to hide. I wouldn't go out of my way to hide it though, I don't think.RootbeerJello said:I thought of this because I made some joke to my friend about Half-Life at soccer practice a few days ago, and he had a hissy fit because he didn't want the soccer team to know he knew shit like that. Of course, I on the other hand don't give a shit and in fact would like people to know what they're getting in to. That's probably part of why I play large-scale Magic: The Gathering games in public spaces. But I ramble. My question is, do any of you ever stop yourself from doing or saying things in regular conversation so that you won't be labeled as a geek?
same here, i know all this trivial crap that has little value in everyday life, but i would kick ass on a gameshow.gred said:No I'm not hiding my geekiness, in fact I'm the guy that harbors all the useless knowledge in the group.
Quantum physics joke? This is relevant to my interests!rabidmidget said:F*ck no, I go around wearing a shirt with a quantum physics joke, the only facet of geekdom I have yet to embrace is dungeons and dragons, and that would probably change the moment I meet someone who plays it.