When people refer to The Doctor as "Dr. Who" like his name is "Who" instead of "The Doctor".

When people wear a pair of glasses and say things such as "OMG! I am like such a geek now!"

When people refer to The Doctor as "Dr. Who" like his name is "Who" instead of "The Doctor".

I may of accidently done this in the past >.>
I blame my short attention span and not stopping to think about what it implies
I know better now

Hey, you learned better and that is the important part . I have no qualms with people who are trying to learn. ^_^

When people are surprised that almost 100% of my interests/hobbies are geeky because I don't "look" like a geek. AND THEN they say, "oh, did you just start liking these things because you have BOYS?" AAAAAAAAARRRGGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!!

Phew, sorry, felt good to get that off my chest.

Heard mostly online (obviously), but after expressing interest in something someone will say, "Wow, you like ____??? And you're a girl?!?!?" Yes, *kitten*. -_- And then they wonder why there are "no geeky girls". 'Cause they're avoiding your obnoxious *kitten*! Or we don't say we're a girl because in the past doing so resulted in a ton of harassment.

Oh, another huge one for me is people who leave their cursor over a video while it's playing!! My husband does that all the time, it drives me nuts!!

When people are surprised that almost 100% of my interests/hobbies are geeky because I don't "look" like a geek. AND THEN they say, "oh, did you just start liking these things because you have BOYS?" AAAAAAAAARRRGGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!!

Phew, sorry, felt good to get that off my chest.

I completely get it. I've always loved the things I love. I just got lucky that my kids all geek out with me too. PS all three have their own geek interests and I love them for it!

Fake geekiness. it drives me insane! pretending to be something you're not for the sake of fashion or whatever, 'educating' people on comic book stories and getting it horrendously wrong and misinforming people. seen so much of both of these lately. For instance, i got to see Captain America yesterday and it was AMAZING! I won't spoil anything but will happily tell you that Chris Evans is insanely hot and brilliant, as he should be, Scarlett Johansson is a total badass and fantastic. we left the screen and heard someone giving his mates background but telling it all wrong, clearly doesn't know what he was talking about.

I got a snapchat picture from an old work colleague and she was wearing a Marvel t-shirt. this was sent to me because I am a big comic book film geek, it enraged me however as I know she doesn't like superhero films let alone the comics and bought it purely on the 'fashion' credit of the top. makes me sad.

had to get this off my chest. sorry. rant over!

When people refer to Link as Zelda.

*over, not overly

That's another peeve of mine, the asking if we need help; I mean sure sometimes it's because they are just genuinely asking if we are finding things ok but for the most part it always comes across as condescending, as if girls have no idea what to do in that sort of a shop.

I work at the mall and once on break i ventured into a game store. they have card games, board games, rpgs, that sort of thing, but also some toys and random other things. They had some cool Star Wars candy holders, like little statues of characters holding bowls.
I thought they were neat so i started looking at them and the guy at the counter started telling me the names of the characters, as if I didn't know! Bothered me to know end. I mean I probably wouldn't have been interested if I didn't know who they were right?