Nerdiest thing you have ever said or discussed...
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Probably when me and a couple of mates sat down with the scripts of star wars episode 4-6 and fully converted them to porn scripts and spent about an hour or two arguing about what porn names fitted each and every character.
Also when I explained to a fellow star wars geek how and why most of the lightsaber styles are silly and if they tried to use them in real life they would quickly lose to someone that did not hold his sword like a retarded monkey.
Also when I explained to a fellow star wars geek how and why most of the lightsaber styles are silly and if they tried to use them in real life they would quickly lose to someone that did not hold his sword like a retarded monkey.
I seem to recall some early Pokedex entries regarding certain Pokemon not getting along with household pets and small children. I believe one of them was Ekans? Anyway, they seem to have thrown that in the garbage now that there are so many of them... Speaking of the show, does anyone remember what happened to the GS ball?TheEvilDuck said:
Probly ad to be with Pokemon too, it was about where MewTwo, the number order. (how mew is 151 and mewtwo is 150) Pretty nerdy, had gotten a few looks in the food court. oh yea and I'm one of those people who look like there 20 years older then they are. so that didn't help Haha funny times.
I regularly spend a weekend with my friends Lua, Python, Perl, HTML, batch, C++ and a guy name Thomas...
Oh, and there are the times where I terminate the fun of smalltalk/movies/gaming/w/e. with "That is SO improbalbe, it conflics in so many ways with [name of scientific theory/ruleset]"
And the my usual "I have been thinking..." Followed be either: how and which superpowers would be awesome, which superhero could beat which, how you might design a superweapon, etc. etc.
Then there was the argument I had with a friend about how to be an evil overlord and not getting my ass kicked by the hero.
Oh, and there are the times where I terminate the fun of smalltalk/movies/gaming/w/e. with "That is SO improbalbe, it conflics in so many ways with [name of scientific theory/ruleset]"
And the my usual "I have been thinking..." Followed be either: how and which superpowers would be awesome, which superhero could beat which, how you might design a superweapon, etc. etc.
Then there was the argument I had with a friend about how to be an evil overlord and not getting my ass kicked by the hero.
Or when they're debating who would win in a fight: Anne Frank or Lizzie Borden?ace_of_something said:
My friend and I played Left 4 Dead all day, and then we took a cab out to the bar later that night. During the cab ride we kept talking about what we would do next if a bunch of zombies or a Tank or something attacked the cab. The driver must have been like "...WTF?"
i was with a couple of friends on the way back to the dorm from the dining hall, and the guy who was unlocking the door to get in to the dorm was taking a long time. do i just walked up and said "mellon" (elven for "friend" and the same thing gandalf said to open the mines of moria. pretty nerdy imo ^_^
Don't know if it's nerdy, but I was once in an argument about ketchup: is it a sauce, a dressing or simply in it's own group(i.e. ketchup)? What's hilarious about that was that we got quite angry during this discussion and started to verbally abuse eachother...
My fiance and I had a very heated debate on whether or not Stormtroopers were capable of independant thought. I think I realized that he was my perfect match after that. We've also had long discussions about WoW (this class vs that one, pvp vs pve players, etc).
He is a huge fan of anything and everything zombie and we will often spend hours discussing where we'd go, who we'd bring and what weapons are best during a Zombie Apocapalypse.
He is a huge fan of anything and everything zombie and we will often spend hours discussing where we'd go, who we'd bring and what weapons are best during a Zombie Apocapalypse.
Possibly going up to a hot girl and saying "THE BLUE LEADS FOR MY PENCILS CAME TODAY!" *GLEEEEEEE* before skipping away...
What? Blue leads have significantly improved the standard of my art...
Beyond that, me and my mate had a rather argument about whether being punched by a bear would technically be a kick to the face...
"EVER BEEN PUNCHED BY A FOOT?! IT HURTS!!"
What? Blue leads have significantly improved the standard of my art...
Beyond that, me and my mate had a rather argument about whether being punched by a bear would technically be a kick to the face...
"EVER BEEN PUNCHED BY A FOOT?! IT HURTS!!"
Either applying actual physics to telekinesis to explain how once Sylar from heroes got telekinesis he could pretty much do anything thus making most of his other powers redundant, or an awesome moment with my mate of synchronised bullshitting, where we managed to change a conversation with a mate who hates RPGs and wargames into talking about how the wizard class is overpowered in 4th ed D+D and the fighter got nerfed after 3.5, and comparing trolls to ogres in 3.5 and 4th, even though neither of us have ever played D+D (I'm a warhammer player and he's a WoW player so we have enough of a working knowledge of fantasy games to make some pretty convincing bullshit)
kaziard said:
*Cries*
Why!? why taint chemistry with the terror that is Dragonball Z.
I Took chemistry to escape this sort of thing and then you combine them?!
Curse you, Dastardly Fiend!
I had an hour long discussion last week with some friends about which comic book characters would win in a fight. We eventually started arguing about who would win in a Joker vs. Rorschach match up. The worst part of all this was how heated the whole thing got.
And one of my biggest pet peeves about shows like CSI is where the forensic experts explain procedures to each other and what they accomplish. I understand that they're explaining what is going on so that the audience can know what's happening, but if they're all forensic scientists they shouldn't need to explain to each other how to do a DNA test. I don't know why, but it really bugs me.
And one of my biggest pet peeves about shows like CSI is where the forensic experts explain procedures to each other and what they accomplish. I understand that they're explaining what is going on so that the audience can know what's happening, but if they're all forensic scientists they shouldn't need to explain to each other how to do a DNA test. I don't know why, but it really bugs me.
A conversation was uncontrollably spiraling downwards to D&D (of which my only experience has been the Baldur's Gate series). One guy said I have no idea how the game works. I explained the damage system to him and got blank stares from everyone in the room. In the room was a rugby player, a football player, a few other jocks, and a metro type of guy. FML.
I've never said anything nerdy that i can remember, really depends...i have spoken leet which is considered "Nerdy" or "Amgh4x0r" but that wasn't to a person face to face, only online, so hmmmm...
P.S OMG....i know NOONE who would be able to manage to read all of these posts before another topic gains 200 unique posts
P.S OMG....i know NOONE who would be able to manage to read all of these posts before another topic gains 200 unique posts