Nerdiest thing you have ever said or discussed...
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My goodness you lot are so...acceptable. I've never lived this down.
A few years ago I was living in the big nerdy equivalent of a share house, and I'd just spent a day marathon-ing (english good) Star trek:TNG. I'd fallen asleep at the beginning of a DVD, which kind of affected me, because I left my room hungry and muttering something about "finding the nearest replicator". A sharp-eared housemate heard me, casually informing me that I'm not on the Enterprise. So I did the thing that comes naturally in this circumstance.
I held out my hand to crush his larynx.
He was across the room from me, so this was in fact a 'wish I was a Sith and could crush those who annoy me' moment. I'm not a Sith, something he pointed out to me in short order.
I retreated to my room, hungry and ego-deflated.
A few years ago I was living in the big nerdy equivalent of a share house, and I'd just spent a day marathon-ing (english good) Star trek:TNG. I'd fallen asleep at the beginning of a DVD, which kind of affected me, because I left my room hungry and muttering something about "finding the nearest replicator". A sharp-eared housemate heard me, casually informing me that I'm not on the Enterprise. So I did the thing that comes naturally in this circumstance.
I held out my hand to crush his larynx.
He was across the room from me, so this was in fact a 'wish I was a Sith and could crush those who annoy me' moment. I'm not a Sith, something he pointed out to me in short order.
I retreated to my room, hungry and ego-deflated.
You read and understood the simarillion? I read the book, but it was som confusing I didn't get much out of it.Tullio said:
OT: I once had a discussion about whether you could detonate bombs in the earth's crust and generate earthquakes.
I was telling my girlfriend that I love her so much that I made this equation for her.
John's love for Jessie: <3^10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
John's love for Jessie: <3^10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
Yesterday (I'm in grade 11), in class two friends of mine and I were talking about the best strategy for playing Pokemon Red/Blue which led to Yu-Gi-Oh discussions in front of the whole class of preppy kids.
I constantly design and redesign plans for dropships and planetfalling military operations... whether it should be through drop pods and resupply or heavy dropships or... well you get the picture, Basically I am realistically looking at ways one might conquer a planet...
It's between explaining the storyline of Metal Gear Solid (from 1 to 4) to a close friend of mine who knew little of my gaming side or debating over what would and would not physically happen during the fights in Star Wars Episode III.
I'll go with the latter, at least that way the movie is half entertaining.
I'll go with the latter, at least that way the movie is half entertaining.
Time travel will never be invented. If it is, some point in the future, then we would have already met people who had come back. They wouldn't have been able to stay quiet.SICK0_ZER0 said:
They would have gone back to Dallas, in November 1963, stand on the grassy knoll and shout "Duck!" ... Oh, I'm sorry, I must have bypassed my "Good Taste" chip!
Hmmm.
Quoting Red Dwarf. Also pretty nerdy.
Yay new series!
I got a new contender, I just discussed the potential benefits to running Linux over Microsoft with one of my more tech savvy friends who was trying to convince me to use it.
one in high school we were playing a review game in class and my team was rocking out beating all the other teams pretty bad and after getting a question that kind of solidified our victory I screamed out "yes 1200 experience points" because I was playing a lot of D&D.....yeah most nerd induce embarrassing moment ever
My nerdiest moment was arguing with an educated anime blogger buddy whether since I reckoned that anime/toon people couldn't exist within a 3D universe like ours unless it was ALREADY a universe like the one in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, that if all the anime characters like Naruto, Yomiko Readman, and Kamina from Gurren Lagaan would cross to our world they would be made of antimatter which would destroy our universe entirely, and the anime people would be destroyed too.
This buddy's response?
"Somebody's got to explain your theory to some of the fujoshis". In other words he completely agreed with me.
This buddy's response?
"Somebody's got to explain your theory to some of the fujoshis". In other words he completely agreed with me.
My friends and I had a heated debate over who would win in a fight between several different super hero's like Superman Vs The Thing or Batman Vs Iron Man I said Batman in an ambush cause he could just toss a magnet on Iron man but Iron man would win in a normal fight.
a few days ago me and my bro had a big talk about the resident evil backstory
i was confused about how the characters from resi 3 didnt see the ones from resi 2 XD
also yesterday i kept singing Cristina Vee's english version of Hare Hare Yukai, its too damn catchy >_<
i was confused about how the characters from resi 3 didnt see the ones from resi 2 XD
also yesterday i kept singing Cristina Vee's english version of Hare Hare Yukai, its too damn catchy >_<
I've discussed the importance of different sexes to a crowd of cross-eyed feet dragging half-wits...Also,I've talked about Lord of the Rings,and if Frodo had a sub-machine gun,he could have forgotten the stupid ring,and kill Sauron with a gut full of lead...
I once explained to a co-worker why the Sith have red light sabers. Yes, there is a reason.I didn't even mean to, it just sort of flew out of my mouth