10 Ways Geeks are more Attractive

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Ten Ways Being a Geek Makes You More Attractive
Posted 21 hours, 9 minutes ago in Miscellaneous by Boyd
Being a geek in 2007 is nothing to be ashamed of, the stereotype that once existed is long gone and there are several characteristics of geek culture that could almost be considered chic. Consumating, Threadless, or even Apple are pretty good testaments to this fact.

The picture I'm about to paint is of the ideal, I'm not implying that every perl programmer or 15 year kid who plays WoW all day possesses all these qualities.

You're probably very smart.

It's hip to be geek. Everyone is familiar with the stereotype of thick glasses, a pocket protector, an obsession with star trek, and social skills akin to a sack of potatoes. Times have changed: geeks are often fashionable, hip individuals who are very aligned with the trends of their own generation

You geek out on more than just your computer. Ever seen the movie collection of a film geek? Ever had an automotive geek work on your car? Ever seen the body of a fitness geek? The tenacity of someone like us, when applied to hobbies outside computers and the like, can yield impressive results.

Geek humor is the best humor. This is perhaps a biased opinion, but I've never laughed as hard as I have while reading some of the random, funny things that came out of geek culture.

You listen to good music. Geeks have access to tools that allow us to hear music that extends well beyond top 40 radio. Want the entire discography of Aphex Twin by tomorrow afternoon? Ask a geek. Not only do they listen to good music, they can find just about anything you're looking for in a heartbeat.

You make good money. If there's one stereotype about geeks that usually rings true, it's that they rarely have trouble earning a decent income.

You fix stuff. Everyone loves a handyman, especially one that can fix one of the most frustrating devices ever conceived: a personal computer.

You've got your own stuff going on. You'll never meet a geek who runs out of things to do, they've got lots of hobbies and interests and are more than happy to dive head first into one of those when they've got some spare time. In other words: they won't rely on you to give them a life.

You're very articulate. Compulsively reading a few hundred RSS feeds a day yields a vocabulary that could put most college English majors to shame.

You're passionate. When a geek becomes interested in something, they tend to immerse themselves in it entirely. They'll strip a new gadget down to nuts and bolts and re-build it with an xhtml compliant grappling gun. This intense passion can extend to many areas of a geek's life, not just computers and hobbies.

Any others you can think of?


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[Hooky]

It's already been documented in film at the end of Revenge of the Nerds. College cheerleaders love nerds and some marry them and stay married through the next 6 or 7 installments of the movie. You don't need any more reasoning than that.

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[quote name='Hooky' post='462922' date='Mar 27 2007, 08:59 AM']It's already been documented in film at the end of Revenge of the Nerds. College cheerleaders love nerds and some marry them and stay married through the next 6 or 7 installments of the movie. You don't need any more reasoning than that.[/quote]

Also, watching a lot of porn apparently makes you an expert lover.