This is full of WIN, good sir. =]joystickjunki3 said:I said "frack" once during class before the new Battlestar came out and I had to explain myself to everyone except for my geeky history teacher.
HumiliationThegoodfriar said:Hmmmm... This one is hard, since I pride myself in my willingness to be geeky in public.
I think leading a 45 minute philosophical discussion about pokemon in my government class was an interesting example.
That or shouting "Boom Headshot" or "Double Kill" and occasionally making WoW references can all be pretty pathetic.
Oh yeah I have done that one countless times. It's just that the J-Rock and J-pop is just so beast I can't stop.SurfPenguin said:The geekiest thing I ever said in public? Well, not so much SAID as SANG. I was on my way back home from an anime club meeting in Chicago, had my headphones on and failed to noticed that I was singing along with my soundtrack CD, in Japanese, while I was on a bus full of Jewish Youth Group members...
ROFLVonBrewskie said:On a hot summer day I was playing SOCOM with my bedroom window open and my mic on. We were in a clan match and I kept screaming at the top of my lungs: "THE TERRORISTS ARE CAMPING IN THE F****** HOSTAGE BUILDING, YOU IDIOTS!" I noticed a group of Jehovah's Witnesses leaving my yard quickly so I leaned out the window and yelled after them, "Peace of Christ be with you!"
I do this as well. But it's worse for me: I try to work out what class my friends would be. I do the same thing with alignments as well. Actually, I tend to apply D&D stuff to a lot of aspects of real life.ace_of_something said:When watching a movie especially a fantasy film; I and my colleagues will attempt to figure out what class D&D character the people are based on what they do.
(PS Aragorn is probably a Fighter not a Ranger.)
This will amuse you then: http://www.sporcle.com/games/pokemon.phpKillerMidget said:We (me and my friends) once spent our entire chemistry class trying to remember all of the original pokemon names. We did really well, only missed out around 10 or something, so that shows where most of our brainpower is being diverted to.
Also, in addition to when OptimusHagrid was playing pokemon on the bus, he had nicknamed one pokemon "Bill Cosby" and when he started evolving I shouted out: "Bill Cosby is evolving!"
Boy did that sound odd.