Let Your Geek Flag Fly

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I'm a girly geek who found her man-geek and is going to marry him!

Doctor Who, Star Trek, old Atari games, RPGs for me, strategy and puzzles for him, conventions galore, met shed loads of actors from SciFi and cult classics, Buffy and Angel, Firefly, original Battlestar Galactica, Babylon 5 (sorry Sheldon), Stargate,
Big Bang Theory, Tales of the Unexpected, Outer Limits, XFiles, Avengers, Warhammer 40,000, and LotR
Recreational maths, documentaries on physics and astronomy, Christmas lectures, and Horizon.

....and I look a bit like Amy Farrah-Fowler.....:laugh:

I guess i'm pretty geeky/nerdy.. I like RPG video games, anime (too many to count, favorite is Naruto), anime OSTs,voice actors, Doctor Who, Sherlock, Harry Potter, LOTR, fantasy/scifi stuff...um....just take my word for it...I'm drawing a blank of all the things...but yes, add me as a friend if you're a fellow overweight/obese geek that wants to have some geeky motivation through your weight-loss journey...I know i DO! Add me ^v^

I actually like reading my textbooks. 'Nuff said.

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Also currently learning Joomla to build a website - uber geeky
And for bonus point's has a Raspberry Pi project on the go as well.

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Dr. Who, Sherlock, Anime, Manga,OST, Hiyao Miyazaki films, JPOP, JROCK, Anime conventions, Star Trek, good audio dramas, Legend of Zelda, Video games (though it's hard playing some video games one handed ^^;), Pokemon.... ect, ect

Where to start, where to start...most of mine aren't the stereotypical geeky or nerdy interests, but they are intense and sometimes odd.

The poster way at the beginning of the thread that wanted to be a shieldmaiden since she can't be a valkyrie? I'm right there with you. My oldest son and I took up sabre fencing years ago and that *may* have been a motivating factor for me. Now I get to geek out over all things Viking AND fencing tournaments. Awesome. I've had a ball the last couple of years meticulously following every possible scrap of news about History's Vikings, and I've been known to rp a shieldmaiden against a friend's Floki on twitter. I'm currently reading the Poetic Edda to my 3, 7, and 8 year olds as their bedtime story...have to start them off right!

I'm a big film/tv nerd in general, and Scandinavian film in particular...so much so that I've taught myself Swedish (well, decent Swedish - I'm still studying it as time allows), became moderator at a forum that focuses on the projects of a handful of Scandinavian actors, enrolled in a Scandinavian film and tv course on coursera, and have worked my way through almost every Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish film available via Netflix and bought several dozen others, and I've been carrying around Ingmar Bergman's autobiography for the past week, reading whenever I have a chance. As moderator at the aforementioned site, I have been given the job of translating every Swedish article that we find (and that job quickly expanded to Norwegian, Danish, and German articles, as well, once the admins found out I could do them fairly easily, too). As soon as I'm finished with one, I'm eagerly awaiting the next. Time spent translating is as near to heaven as it gets, I swear.

I homeschool my four sons, and sometimes I wonder how much of that decision was truly because I felt it was best for them (though I'm sure it is) and how much was because it gives me a great excuse to spend lots of time poring over textbooks/curriculum. I couldn't begin to count how many hours I spent browsing books to plan my eldest's freshman year, but it was so much FUN. I currently have one learning German, one Spanish, and one who's decided he wants to try Swedish, and the language lover in my couldn't be happier to "get" to review and teach all three. Best of all, joining a couple of homeschool co-ops and groups meant finding local friends who are just as geeky about education as I am.

I read textbooks and other educational sources for fun because I like learning about everything. Science and linguistics books are my favorite. Also, I had the distinct honor of being the top healer in my WoW raid group for 5 years... but I don't play anymore.

I often catch myself answering Jeopardy questions out loud, which is especially embarrassing when I'm at the gym.

I am the only person in my family that actually understands any of the scientific/geeky/nerdy references on Big Bang Theory.

I love statistics and algebra, and have gone out of my way to fit advanced/honors coursework into my degree plan as electives...I'm a business management major, and fulfilled my math requirement with one class way back when, as a freshman.

I love Star Trek (grew up on TNG!), SW, LOTR, and the X-Files.

MST3K forever.

PS, I feel like I've found my people.

Everything about me is geeky honestly..

I play MMORPGS, I own a ps3 and a xbox360, Im obssessed with comic books and umm.. Im getting a sailor moon tat in the near future L)

Every shirt I own is a superhero shirt, I own about 500 comic books, and I have Superman posters everywhere in my house.:)

Superman Sucks btw!!

Mr. Manhattan FTW

Bringing this post back because it's AWESOME! The nerdiest thing about me is I've dyed my hair red since I was 12 years old (I'm 25 now) because I wanted to be Dana Scully from the X-Files. Which I still do actually.

I was raised on Super Nintendo and D&D, I have an entire room in my home dedicated to books and comics and I am a huge fan of sci-fi/fantasy television. Nerds for the WIN!

my video game and doctor who obsession. i am not a nerd. i am a geek. theres a difference.

I can recite the script of Wargames, like Rainman doing 'who's on first'