The Geekiest Thing You've Done
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i cant remember half my life (my brain is too small XD) but i think the geekiest thing ive done without a computer is laugh at a joke about Microsoft Windows 
Refused to go out with mates because i was playing WoW...
Thankfully those MAD MAD days are over now.
Thankfully those MAD MAD days are over now.
How is a Mac the geekiest option as far as PC's are concerned? Cannot admit that I agree to this point - programming one's laptop with a Linux OS (not Ubuntu, but from scratch) in a public locatio has to be more "geeky".
The geekiest thing I've ever done on the other hand would have to be running straight from a video game store to the nearest pub with an internet connection to grind wolves and crows in the Borean Tundra after the WoW:WotLK release (after having stood for hours in line for said midnight release and having been interviewed by the local media).
The geekiest thing I've ever done on the other hand would have to be running straight from a video game store to the nearest pub with an internet connection to grind wolves and crows in the Borean Tundra after the WoW:WotLK release (after having stood for hours in line for said midnight release and having been interviewed by the local media).
I ask my classmates "Would a lightsaber cut cleanly through adamentium?" or "How much would a smack from a lightsaber hurt Superman?"
I still wonder...
I still wonder...
I have a tie with a bunch of binary on it that I usually wear to formal events. I also have a shirt that says "There are only 10 kinds of people in the world, those who can read binary, and those who can't"
One time, after finishing my final exams of high school, me and a few friends passed a car that had recently been given a parking ticket, and I decided the best thing to do was to grab a piece of paper from my bag, scrawl "PWNED" on it in huge letters, and slip it under the car's windscreen wipers.
I was proud.
I was proud.
A true geek builds his own labtop from scratch and then uses Linix on it. That said, I'm not that geeky either. The geekiest thing I've ever done is participated in a discussion of how Shadowcat(from X-men) can phase through walls without falling through the floor.Hatchling said:
I did that too! Went to Chinatown, everyone bought a katana, went down to union square and busted them out of their briefcase like enclosures and had a very Tarantino-esque fight sequencepvtchunders said: