What makes you an uber-nerd?
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Spending every Friday night with my cousin hosting a Brawl party for two.
[sub]We always play the same characters in the same colors on the same stage in the same orders with the same rules and the same items and the same inside jokes...[/sub]
[sub]"Same" sounds funny when I read it now.[/sub]
Oh right and I play Zelda music on the piano. All the time. Like, everyday.
[sub]We always play the same characters in the same colors on the same stage in the same orders with the same rules and the same items and the same inside jokes...[/sub]
[sub]"Same" sounds funny when I read it now.[/sub]
Oh right and I play Zelda music on the piano. All the time. Like, everyday.
Yea, im debating on trying it myself, but I don't think I'll have the commitment for it.smv1172 said:indeedlinkmastr001 said:LARP'in. That is commitment to some serious RP'ing... I mean acting
Wow these are all damn good. I know that by societal norms I shouldn't feel like this but most of these just sound like great suggestions next time I need something to do .
On that note, where does someone find an ocarina?
.On that note, where does someone find an ocarina?
...I DM a D&D campaign, own a heron-mark sword [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heron-mark_sword] (among other blades), listen to nerdcore rap and remixed video game soundtracks while playing racing games... and I recreated something close to my actual daily driver in GT5...
The fact that I subconciously reference everything that I enjoy.
That, and I somehow find a way to bring Lovecraft into things.
That, and I somehow find a way to bring Lovecraft into things.
I got mine from songbirdocarina.com. Fair prices, complete with an accurate OoT replica with a platinum plated band around the mouth! I have the Fairy Ocarina and a tai chi pendant ocarina. Even come with songbook tabs! Feel free to message me for online ocarina forums and the like, too!smv1172 said:Wow these are all damn good. I know that by societal norms I shouldn't feel like this but most of these just sound like great suggestions next time I need something to do
On that note, where does someone find an ocarina?
OT: I not only play D&D, but spent my entire tax return buying everything I'll need to make an awesome gaming PC, and hooking it up to my 32' TV once it all arrives.
The fact that I adore anything Joss Whedon touches, and have a nerdy website don't help anything.
Because I know almost everything from my science magazines and I have around 50-55 and that I often try to correct friends and family if I hear them say anything incorrectly , resulting in that my dad calls me a (freaking) lexicon.
I think for me it's the unsupressable tendency to freeze and stare whenever I see cool Transformers action figures or anything TRON-related.
Luckily, my girlfriend thinks these child-like moments are actually cute and doesn't mind as long as I can resist the urge to buy all these things and fill the flat with them.
It's a thin line.
Luckily, my girlfriend thinks these child-like moments are actually cute and doesn't mind as long as I can resist the urge to buy all these things and fill the flat with them.
It's a thin line.
You are my hero.Crimson_Dragoon said:
OT: My ability to babble on about random video game bullshit and forget that nobody gives a shit.
I keep up on all release dates, game info, game plot,even the ones I don't care about or have no chance of getting, watching game walkthroughs on any game I find interesting. Sometimes i wonder what I'm doing with my life. Then I remember this is my life and go back to surfing the interwebs.
The fact that I have seen every Doctor Who episode that hasn't been lost due to BBC stupidity, own most of them on DVD, and have a semi-encyclopedic knowledge of the "Whoniverse".
For extra impact: I'm talking from the show's VERY first episode in 1963, to the present day. And add to that the fact that I'm only 19 years old.
For extra impact: I'm talking from the show's VERY first episode in 1963, to the present day. And add to that the fact that I'm only 19 years old.