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Quickly every nerd!!! Present a code you know!!

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<p>Hello every NERD!!!! How is everybody doing tonight. Me? Well I'm trying to see if I can get this code to work on this forum. Show me a code in any language you know.</p>
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I wouldn't really count html as nerdy.  It's just a small formatting code.  

 

Anyways, as for myself. Yes, I am a nerd alright! Who else knows the RAM of an Atari 2600 wood-panel 6-switcher?

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Why yes I am! In fact nerd is the one of the only 3 group identifiers I that I permit myself to be labeled by, the other two being atheist and brony. And it's a label that I wear proudly.

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Indeed I am. I am very proud to be a nerd, hence I got a lot of books in my room(compared to Twilight Sparkle's books, I would have a VERY small collection). I would also like to include:

 

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I guess I am a nerd.  I am a Straight-A student, I love to roleplay, and I am a nerd when it comes to books, movies, and songs.  I am not a huge gamer, but I do like Halo and Minecraft.  So overall, yes I am a nerd.

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I am a nerd. No doubt in my mind, and I love every moment of it! I play video games very often since I was a little kid with a SNES. My favorite comic is "The Death of Superman" (Not a DC fan, I just REALLY like that one book). I even used to go to tournaments for card games (Magic the Gathering more specifically). So yes, I am a nerd :)

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I'm part nerd, part geek. Nerd in that I'm pretty obsessed with things like grades, books/computers, and knowledge. Geek in that I'm eccentric, am obsessed with ponies, and make things out of duct tape.

 

I'm also an engineering major. 

Other way around.

 

Nerd = Fandoms

Geek = Education

 

A nerd would say, "May the force be with you," and a geek would say, "Force=Mass x Acceleration."

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Hmm id associate myself more closely with the term "geek". A lot of people seem to get the nerd and geek stereotypes mixed up a lot of the time. 

Here's a really handy and rather awesome info graphic display the difference between the two species laugh.png

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somewhat, though i wish i were moreso :P i play pathfinders, Dnd, both portals, tf2, minecraft/terraria, enjoy classic consoles, other tabletop games games like battletech, Call of Cthulhu, Dystopian wars, and Deathwatch. (cant wait for Kingdom Death!! x3 )

 

im mostly a country girl with bookworm tendencies though.

 

an art major, and math is my kryptonite xD

 

Here's a really handy and rather awesome info graphic display the difference between the two species

based on this i am most certainly a nerd xD <3 lmao. i am not cool/rich enough to be a geek :P Edited by SweetJeans88
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Other way around.

 

Nerd = Fandoms

Geek = Education

 

A nerd would say, "May the force be with you," and a geek would say, "Force=Mass x Acceleration."

Really? You're the first I've ever heard say that. Most of the time, the generally accepted meaning of nerd is one who is focused on more academic pursuits, whereas a geek is one who has eccentric hobbies. Then again, slang terms generally have no formal definitions, so I wouldn't be surprised if people use the terms interchangeably. 

 

Of course, there's always xkcd for both nerds and geeks biggrin.png

 

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Tooltip: "The definitions I grew up with were that a geek is someone unusually into something (so you could have computer geeks, baseball geeks, theater geeks, etc) and nerds are (often awkward) science, math, or computer geeks. But definitions vary."

 

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To be honest, not really. I like to play soccer and basketball, I also know anything happening right now in the European Football World, the few video games I play are Forza Horizon, Super Smash Bros(any of them), FIFA, I do care somewhat about how I look(I'm losing weight and getting cut atm, at the same time growing out my hair to give me a skater-ish look), I love post-hardcore and dubstep, I can talk trash very well, and I love being around girls. But I love Adventure Time and people know it. What people don't know is that I'm a Brony...

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Really? You're the first I've ever heard say that. Most of the time, the generally accepted meaning of nerd is one who is focused on more academic pursuits, whereas a geek is one who has eccentric hobbies. Then again, slang terms generally have no formal definitions, so I wouldn't be surprised if people use the terms interchangeably. 

 

Of course, there's always xkcd for both nerds and geeks img-1432640-1-biggrin.png

 

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Tooltip: "The definitions I grew up with were that a geek is someone unusually into something (so you could have computer geeks, baseball geeks, theater geeks, etc) and nerds are (often awkward) science, math, or computer geeks. But definitions vary."

 

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I say this mainly because of Nerdfightaria. Nerdfightaria is a widespread fandom containing millions of people. It's a fandom built upon other fandoms.

 

To me, nerdiness is about your interests and what you're a fan of. If someone's a computer nerd, they're interested in computers. And if someone's a computer geek, then that means that they have a lot of knowledge about computers

 

Geek = Knowledgeable about it

Nerd = Interested in it (Or obsessed)

 

However, most of the time, if you are a nerd, you're also a geek and vice versa.

 

For example, if you are a Doctor Who nerd (Whovian), you're interested in Doctor Who. If you're interested in it, you probably also know a lot about it. Thus, you are also a Doctor Who geek.

 

For the most part, these terms are interchangeable. But if a person knows a lot about something, but isn't interested in it, then they are a geek, and if a person is interested in something that they don't know a lot about, then they're a nerd.

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I say this because of Nerdfightaria. Nerdfightaria is a widespread fandom built upon other fandoms.

 

Geek = Education

Nerd = fandoms

I don't know about Nerdfightaria, but I can see how one might use those definitions. Tell you what--let's agree to disagree. The definitions are already ambiguous enough :)

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I don't know about Nerdfightaria, but I can see how one might use those definitions. Tell you what--let's agree to disagree. The definitions are already ambiguous enough smile.png

I accidentaly posted that before finishing. I explained more and fixed a couple of mistakes, and I would appreciate if you read the finished post to see my point.

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I'd consider myself an average nerd, maybe a bit more. To my friends however, I'm probably the biggest one they've seen. I'm in to Star Trek, Doctor Who, X-Files, Sherlock... I also drop references often, which they don't get, but assume is from Star Trek. I may also act nerdier around my friends just to show that I am one. My 'above average' grades also contribute to my nerd level. I don't care at all that they think I'm a nerd, in fact I almost like it.

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I identify myself as both geek and nerd and I love it completely! I love collecting stuff, getting random gadgets, gaming, programming, science-fiction, physics. The list goes on and on. I love knowing random trivia to the point where some might think I know everything about anything. I love to drop references from Doctor Who, Game of Thrones, random animes etc.

 

So yea, I am a nerd and a geek and I'm completely proud of it! I pity the fools that do not know such delight.

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I like to identify myself more as a geek.

 

People wouldn't think I'd be fascinated with computers and ponies, that is, until I open my mouth.

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Yes, and how! I love video games and loved them ever since I was four. I love science fiction and am currently enjoying "Fringe". I hate sports, exercise, and everything else men are supposed to like. Also 25 and never had a girlfriend. If that doesn't make me a nerd, I don't know what does.

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I'm not a nerd. I'm a geek :P (according to certain definitions)

I play Heroclix, have some interest in DND, been gaming since the age of 6 (started with an N64), absolutely love science fiction, despise exercising (except for occasional jogging/running to keep my lungs in a decent condition) and have 23 tracks from video game OSTs on my phone. I also watch Star Trek: The Next Generation and Doctor Who occasionally (if those really count.) But I dislike Renaissance Fairs. Historically innacurate for the most part.

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"Geeky" to the max. (Not so much nerd...)

 

I practically know everything about Legend of Zelda. Not so much for Pokemon, but enough to call me really well read. I also have a decent amount of knowledge of HTML coding.

 

Don't even get me started on superheroes...  :lol:

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