[ZEUS_GB]

107 - You know you're a geek when you're in a local pub/bar and someone comes up to you to ask a computer question.

Edited by ZEUS_GB, 09 December 2006 - 06:16 AM.

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108 - When you spend free time talking to the school network admin.

109 - When your classmates are playing calculator games you are programming on it.

[Pi rules]

108 - When you spend free time talking to the school network admin.

109 - When your classmates are playing calculator games you are programming on it.

[officialblueboys]

110 - When you say LOL , ROFL while laughing

Edited by officialblueboys, 09 December 2006 - 02:30 AM.

[Comrade General]

Wow, I never expected this topic to last this long. B)

[Michael]

#111 When you spend your birthday programing

#112 Every family member yells your name on the slightest computer problem.

#113 you love regular expressions.

([0-9A-Za-z_# \. :,\n\r\t|=/>*+~()?\'\'""^\[\]-]*)({)\W*([0-9A-Za-z:;%\.\'\'""()#-]*)\W*(})

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108- You know you are a geek when you become excited after cleaning your closet and finding an old MS-DOS book that came with your win 3.1 box.

109- You know you are a geek when you consider "keeping in touch" to be communication via the internet.

110- You know you are a geek when you started to tell all of your friends about the spell checker on FF2 in a fit of euphoria.

111- You know you are a geek when you no longer use your CD's to listen to music... after all, that is what your computer is in your room for!

112- You know you are a geek when you spent over 30 minutes reading this entire thread and laughing your butt off the entire time...never mind helping to try to reserect it.

[sari]

108- You know you are a geek when you become excited after cleaning your closet and finding an old MS-DOS book that came with your win 3.1 box.

109- You know you are a geek when you consider "keeping in touch" to be communication via the internet.

110- You know you are a geek when you started to tell all of your friends about the spell checker on FF2 in a fit of euphoria.

111- You know you are a geek when you no longer use your CD's to listen to music... after all, that is what your computer is in your room for!

112- You know you are a geek when you spent over 30 minutes reading this entire thread and laughing your butt off the entire time...never mind helping to try to reserect it.

*sari thinks that the spellchecker in FF2 didn't work very well - the word is resurrect

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*sari thinks that the spellchecker in FF2 didn't work very well - the word is resurrect

haha! Yeah, I never said I really paid any attention to it

113- You are a geek when you pick up on spelling errors on a forum...

[Comrade General]

*sari thinks that the spellchecker in FF2 didn't work very well - the word is resurrect

haha! Yeah, I never said I really paid any attention to it

113- You are a geek when you pick up on spelling errors on a forum...

OWNED.

114 - You're a geek when you show off how big your hard drive is.. (prolly been done, meh)

Edited by Comrade General, 03 January 2007 - 07:16 AM.

[Michael]

114 - You're a geek when you show off how big your hard drive is.. (prolly been done, meh)

Only someone that likes to think they are a geek do that. So what you spent a whole pile of money to buy disk space your never going to use. Any one with a big pocket can do that. I would be more interested in your RAM or processor speed.

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115- When you get genuinely offended because something listed here is not a TRUE characteristic of a geek. (yes me too, not just michael)

[Michael]

115- When you get genuinely offended because something listed here is not a TRUE characteristic of a geek. (yes me too, not just michael)

[simon_shaft]

Number 105, 106 and 112 suits me a LOT...

Btw,
#116- You're a geek when you are usually a thrifty person and when you entered a (cheap) computer hardware shop, you spend as if you were the owner of Microsoft.

[simon_shaft]

Oh, and one more thing

#117- You are surely a geek when you can read this topic without even yawning, and instead reading it with your fullest attention.