You know you're a Nerd when.......
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when you spent the last month watching every bit of STAR WARS you could find on the internet...including the animated series (not the 3D one)oh and you are a frequent visitor to wookiepedia
you know you're a nerd when you subtitle your own anime just so your friends an watch it with you
You know you're a nerd when you choose a night indoor playing your online game then a night going to a bar where there will be plenty of women hanging out.
I do that, mainly because it is crack written in HTML.C F said:
And you know you're a nerd when you didn't revise for an ICT GCSE and did better than the majority of the class.
When you rant on and on about how awesome seasons 1-4 of Doctor who is, while simultaneously ranting on and on about how bad seasons 5 onwards is......Gpoy. Also when you decide that you shall completely restart ME2 because you missed one small fetch quest/ side mission.
When you can name the episodes of Dr Who (the modern version) from series 1-5 in order.
My friend and I did it for a laugh...and got them all correct
My friend and I did it for a laugh...and got them all correct
When stories like this makes your heart skip.
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?I?m Tommy,? I said as I sidled up to her at the machine and slid a couple tokens into the slot. ?Tommy Topscore.?
She never gave me a name or looked away from the screen. She just stood there and waited as I chose my character. ?Shh. Don?t talk. Play.?
She knew just which buttons to press and in all the right combinations. I tried desperately to hold my own against the tide of leetness she unleashed against me, but round after round, fight after fight, coin after coin, I found myself completely pwned. She was a force of digital nature and I was just her latest victim. It was only with my last two tokens that I was able to finally defeat her in a bout of pulse-pounding, breath-taking intensity that I hadn?t felt since the day I completed Zelda for the first time.
It was then that she turned to me, grabbed me by the collar, and pulled me in for a kiss that had me tilting. My head went kill screen. I could feel my heart meter filling up with every second our lips touched. I felt like I?d jumped to the top of the flagpole and was sliding down as fireworks erupted all around me.
When it was over, she looked up at me with a smile and asked, ?Continue?? I told her I had an Atari 2600 back at my place. She laughed. ?Sounds nice. I?ve been wanting a little more Adventure in my life.? Then she grabbed my hand and led me out of the arcade.
The next morning, she was gone. She left no name, no phone number, just a few tokens on the nightstand. I was just a game to her, I guess. I never saw her again after that night, but I?ll never forget her. Especially with this scorching case of Yars? Revenge.
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?I?m Tommy,? I said as I sidled up to her at the machine and slid a couple tokens into the slot. ?Tommy Topscore.?
She never gave me a name or looked away from the screen. She just stood there and waited as I chose my character. ?Shh. Don?t talk. Play.?
She knew just which buttons to press and in all the right combinations. I tried desperately to hold my own against the tide of leetness she unleashed against me, but round after round, fight after fight, coin after coin, I found myself completely pwned. She was a force of digital nature and I was just her latest victim. It was only with my last two tokens that I was able to finally defeat her in a bout of pulse-pounding, breath-taking intensity that I hadn?t felt since the day I completed Zelda for the first time.
It was then that she turned to me, grabbed me by the collar, and pulled me in for a kiss that had me tilting. My head went kill screen. I could feel my heart meter filling up with every second our lips touched. I felt like I?d jumped to the top of the flagpole and was sliding down as fireworks erupted all around me.
When it was over, she looked up at me with a smile and asked, ?Continue?? I told her I had an Atari 2600 back at my place. She laughed. ?Sounds nice. I?ve been wanting a little more Adventure in my life.? Then she grabbed my hand and led me out of the arcade.
The next morning, she was gone. She left no name, no phone number, just a few tokens on the nightstand. I was just a game to her, I guess. I never saw her again after that night, but I?ll never forget her. Especially with this scorching case of Yars? Revenge.
The words frak and gorram are parts of your vocabulary.
You spend more time with people over the internet than people in real life
You spend more time with people over the internet than people in real life
You aren't only aware of what base 2 and base 16 are, you fully understand their mathematical significance.
You have a favourite code or are able to discuss at length which code is best suited to your purposes.]
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The subject of Mario always arises during drinking. (I have no idea why this happens, it just does.)
You have a favourite code or are able to discuss at length which code is best suited to your purposes.]
01011001 01101111 01110101 00100000 01100011 01100001 01101110 00100000 01110010 01100101 01100001 01100100 00100000 01110100 01101000 01101001 01110011 00100000 01110111 01101001 01110100 01101000 01101111 01110101 01110100 00100000 01100001 00100000 01110100 01110010 01100001 01101110 01110011 01101100 01100001 01110100 01101111 01110010.
The subject of Mario always arises during drinking. (I have no idea why this happens, it just does.)
I watched a bit of it (Section regarding "Haters gonna hate" and other dismissive bullshit) and I liked it..Bhaalspawn said:
But it's way, way too long. There's more than one part too!? I just don't have the time to go through all of what you said. I don't think you should stop, what I saw I agreed with wholeheartedly, but I can't believe you have 40 minutes worth of rant over MLP.
...when your iPod is mostly made up of game soundtracks.
...when you try and think of crossovers that you think that would work.
...when you try and think of crossovers that you think that would work.
