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chstens

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Agent Larkin have experienced this as well, eh? In Religions class, my teacher asked us what we thought the meaning of life is, and, as Agent Larkin, I said "42", the teacher then complained about that not making any sense, so I had to explain it to her "Oh, it makes sense, the problem is that we just don't know the actual question." One guy in the back of the classroom had almost died from suffocation at this point, he laughed his ass off.
 

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Today, I could be seen walking down the streets of an outdoor mall wearing a Gir shirt, a Mario print hat, and randomly quoting things from Shaun of the Dead and Egoraptor's Awesome series with a friend. I build myself upon being the nerdiest I can possibly be...

That or getting into a Pokemon argument at a concert with a group of friends and two random apparent Pokemon fans.
 

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chstens said:
Agent Larkin have experienced this as well, eh? In Religions class, my teacher asked us what we thought the meaning of life is, and, as Agent Larkin, I said "42", the teacher then complained about that not making any sense, so I had to explain it to her "Oh, it makes sense, the problem is that we just don't know the actual question." One guy in the back of the classroom had almost died from suffocation at this point, he laughed his ass off.
Yes but in my religion class two things differ from yours:
1 My class id full of idiots who wouldn't get the reference if I beat them over the head with a copy of Hitchikers guide.
2 This is one of the more normal things I have done in my religion class. My religion teacher learned a long time ago to stop questioning my logic.
 

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A couple of days ago, my friend and I were on our way to a Depeche Mode concert.

While in the train, we were talking mathematics for an hour, if not more, because we are both starting at this summer course for math on A-level.

At one point, this really attractive young girl was waiting to get out. I looked at her and saw she was looking at me. Then she just gave me this smile which made me realise we looked like to big math geeks. It was fun.
 

FinalGamer

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I think it definitely has to be the hour long discussion I had with a friend on this idea.
"If Pokemon existed in real life and every country had their own league, which towns, cities or areas would the gyms be?"

I have a file on this stuff still on my PC, I've finished the leagues of USA, UK, Spain, Scandinavia, Germany and Japan.
 

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KillerMidget said:
I think I once shouted, "Eli! Noooooooooooooooo!" I won't explain it to those that miss out on good games.
I've done that before!!! Eli!!!!
aside from that, I once, after arguing with a friend, ended up going on a 2 minute rant about how the protoss are superior to the Zerg.
 

Geamo

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I frequently yell "Reverse the polarity!" at people encountering difficulty in problems. It gets a couple of laughs.
 

Matronadena

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got into a really deep conversation about lightsaber construction, and ragging on how annoying the old " frozen blaster" tech sabers must have been ( you know the ones that required a huge backpack to power it) with one of the guys from our local 501st...it took him a few seconds to get comfortable with me as I was wearing a...lets say very affective corset for a top and I don't think he was use to talking to females...but once the geek started flowing he settled down we went on forever....this also was free comicbook day and I dropped off a stack of the first chapter of 2039 at one of the shops, and my kids were occupied with collecting books.
 

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Whenever anyone is about to enter a tough situation I always encourage them to do a Luck roll. And I tend to categorize people and animals by level...out loud and often...
 

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Macabre9037 said:
Whenever anyone is about to enter a tough situation I always encourage them to do a Luck roll. And I tend to categorize people and animals by level...out loud and often...
lol, Ironically I remind people to do a dex check now and then too * lol
 

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"Stop! You are under arrest by order of Lord Vader on the grounds of undertaking in rebellion against the Empire." -Me, dressed in stormtrooper armor and pointing a toy blaster at a stranger.
 

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"Dude screw your bluray, my Sega CD plays CDs in crystal clear stereo audio" it was mainly to shoot down bragging but heck yeah there was silence after!
 

DJude

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one time i got my friend and told him to get into a fake fight with me, and then once i gave him the que, he would fall over about 90 seconds after i had given him said que
so what we did was while were standing in line to get inside the convention center for comic-con (yes i know, just the fact that i was there probably counts but i dont really give a damn)he got into a (fake)fight with me saying that i cut in front of him, after the fight and after he backed off and took my spot, i pulled out a black notebook with the words "Death Note" written in japenese and wrote his name in it, then 90 seconds later, he drops dead (the funny thing was that no one bothered to help him)

sure i didnt actually say something "geeky" out loud but at least it got some laughs out of about 2 or 3 people as they walked by my friend on the floor
 

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YuheJi said:
CriticallyAcclaimed said:
This was not in public but my cousin once began arguing that Master Cheif's name was only "Cheif" and there was no 'master'. It lead to me and him in a full-out fist fight.(I won).
What? Isn't "Master Chief" a rank?
It is, his name is John, but the names of Spartans are secret.

Everyone just calls him "Chief" or "Spartan 117".
 

CMon

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"IF I HAD PEANUT-BUTTER TOENAILS I WOULD SHAVE THEM!"

...and I'm Norwegian.
 

chstens

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Agent Larkin said:
chstens said:
Agent Larkin have experienced this as well, eh? In Religions class, my teacher asked us what we thought the meaning of life is, and, as Agent Larkin, I said "42", the teacher then complained about that not making any sense, so I had to explain it to her "Oh, it makes sense, the problem is that we just don't know the actual question." One guy in the back of the classroom had almost died from suffocation at this point, he laughed his ass off.
Yes but in my religion class two things differ from yours:
1 My class id full of idiots who wouldn't get the reference if I beat them over the head with a copy of Hitchikers guide.
2 This is one of the more normal things I have done in my religion class. My religion teacher learned a long time ago to stop questioning my logic.
Cheers to number 2.
 

Kinguendo

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Oh, I was at a comicon last year in Leeds and I saw some dudes dressed in full Storm Trooper get up... I calmly walked up to them and said "Hey, have you found the droids you were looking for?" and walked away, ever notice how you feel more out of place if you ARENT wearing a costume at one of those things? XD