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bull3t Super Geek Posts: 246 From: southern california Registered: Aug 2001	posted August 06, 2001 17:13 supportgoddess, will you marry me? 8) 8)8) ------------------ My Homepage / Chaos-Crew.com <? echo "Thank god I'm a Nerdy boy."; ?> IP: Logged
Angry Rooster Assimilated Posts: 376 From: Coeur d'Alene, ID, USA Registered: Apr 2001	posted August 06, 2001 23:03 quote: Originally posted by bull3t: supportgoddess, will you marry me? 8) 8)8) Jailbait!!! ------------------ --Angry Rooster "Eagles may soar, but roosters don't get sucked into jet engines." IP: Logged
SupportGoddess Highlie Posts: 527 From: The Digital Temple Registered: Jul 2001	posted August 06, 2001 23:10 quote: Originally posted by bull3t: supportgoddess, will you marry me? 8) 8)8) Unfortunately, I already have an extremely loyal and committed relationship with Hagbard. ------------------ "Be uncomfortable; be sand, not oil, in the machinery of the world" -German poet Gunter Eich (1907-72) IP: Logged
SupportGoddess Highlie Posts: 527 From: The Digital Temple Registered: Jul 2001	posted August 06, 2001 23:13 quote: Originally posted by Carrie: I'm a little upset. The rules to Boolean Algebra Scrabble never got posted. Come on, man, share! Me too... I wanna play! ------------------ "Be uncomfortable; be sand, not oil, in the machinery of the world" -German poet Gunter Eich (1907-72) IP: Logged
bull3t Super Geek Posts: 246 From: southern california Registered: Aug 2001	posted August 06, 2001 23:23 awww.. come on support goddess 8) no sex = no jailbait 8) ------------------ My Homepage / Chaos-Crew.com <? echo "Thank god I'm a Nerdy boy."; ?> IP: Logged
SupportGoddess Highlie Posts: 527 From: The Digital Temple Registered: Jul 2001	posted August 07, 2001 01:18 quote: Originally posted by bull3t: awww.. come on support goddess 8) no sex = no jailbait 8) Well... do you know the rules to boolean algebra scrabble? ------------------ "Be uncomfortable; be sand, not oil, in the machinery of the world" -German poet Gunter Eich (1907-72) IP: Logged
bull3t Super Geek Posts: 246 From: southern california Registered: Aug 2001	posted August 07, 2001 03:31 unfortunately, supportgoddess, i am terrible with math. (einstein was too, 8P ..) i'm a great guy though (hahaha!). i'm in a band.. (aren't girls supposed to like guys in bands? haha) .. marry me? i'll have my buddy marry us in IRC HAHAHA.. i know i'm a loser.. its just hard for me not to be sometimes lol 8) ------------------ My Homepage / Chaos-Crew.com <? echo "Thank god I'm a Nerdy boy."; ?> IP: Logged
Miles Mini-Geek Posts: 56 From: Columbus, OH, USA Registered: May 2001	posted August 07, 2001 07:38 Well, I haven't played Boolean Algebra Scrabble yet, but I have played Food Scrabble and Body Part Scrabble. Basically, the player just gets a bonus if their word falls into the title category. I think 20-30 points is a reasonable bonus, although changing the bonus either way makes for different strategies. You also want to be careful to choose a good title category. We'd all love OS Scrabble, but there really aren't enough X's. IP: Logged
Drasca Alpha Geek Posts: 344 From: Between Yin and Yang Registered: Jan 2000	posted August 07, 2001 08:24 quote: Originally posted by bull3t: unfortunately, supportgoddess, i am terrible with math. (einstein was too, Einstein was not terrible at math. This is an urban myth. He did consult the leading mathmeticians of the time to help check his work, but he was not terrible at math. You could say he's terrible at laundry or having the snazziest fashion, but not math quote: Originally posted by bull3t: i'm in a band.. (aren't girls supposed to like guys in bands? haha) .. marry me? Girls do like bands. Not all girls, but there's a niche. Whether those girls are dateable is another issue. -Drasca IP: Logged
macwoman Super Geek Posts: 228 From: Athens, GA USA Registered: Jul 2001	posted August 07, 2001 10:07 quote: Einstein was not terrible at math. This is an urban myth. He did consult the leading mathmeticians of the time to help check his work, but he was not terrible at math. You could say he's terrible at laundry or having the snazziest fashion, but not math However, it is not an urban myth that Macwoman is terrible at math. ------------------ Amber Rhea (macwoman) Windows 95 (win-DOH-z), n. A thirty-two bit extension and graphical shell to a sixteen bit patch to an eight bit operating system originally coded for a four bit microprocessor which was used in a PC built by a two bit company that couldn't stand one bit of competition. IP: Logged
Jidabug Super Geek Posts: 118 From: No matter where I go, there I am. Registered: May 2001	posted August 07, 2001 10:37 quote: Originally posted by macwoman: if all you do is talk about computers, work on computers, play with computers, all day, it'll get really old really fast. You have to enjoy other things together - movies, sports, travel, cooking, insert your own hobby here... [/B] For a period of about 2 years my husband and I worked at the same company (he was the lead programmer, and I was tech support, then QA for the same product). It was only through our mutual support that I was able to last in that company as long as I did (talk about inept management, but I digress). We were able to keep ourselves sane and our relationship healthy despite the chaotic work life we had because we could both understand intimately the pressures we were under at work. OTOH, work is pretty much all we talked about, it was all-consuming...except for when we went out into the garden for some R&R. IP: Logged
bull3t Super Geek Posts: 246 From: southern california Registered: Aug 2001	posted August 07, 2001 12:13 so what if he wasn't bad at math? i need someone to identify with.. 8( sniffle ------------------ My Homepage / Chaos-Crew.com <? echo "Thank god I'm a Nerdy boy."; ?> IP: Logged
Swiss Mercenary BlabberMouth, the Next Generation. Posts: 1461 From: All the way from the land of Chocolate, Cheese and Cuckoo Clocks. Registered: Feb 2000	posted August 08, 2001 03:07 The myth about Einstein being bad at math, or failing subjects stems from the school system he studied in. When Einstein was in school in Switzerland, the cantonal system he was in graded from 6 to 1 (6 being a fail, 1 being the highest grade you can get). All the other cantons graded from 1 to 6, with 6 being the highest. It was while he was in school that the canton decided to align their system with the rest of the cantons. So Albert went from getting 1's in math to 6's. So if you do not take this in account and look at his grades using the actual system (it is still used), it does look as if he failed maths for a couple of years, while in fact he was aceing the class. IP: Logged
JimDog unregistered	posted August 10, 2001 14:35 I posted this in one of the other forums too, but you can always check out http://personals.ufies.org to meet geek girls... IP: Logged
VorpalSpork Mini-Geek Posts: 59 From: Tempe, AZ USA Registered: Aug 2001	posted September 04, 2001 15:10 quote: Originally posted by Tau Zero: Terminology rant:� is "ette" a properly respectful suffix?� In common usage, the suffix "ette" denotes the diminutive as well as feminine.� Maybe we should be using "-ess" instead. That said, I'm looking for a geekess to be my pal, partner in crime, and BTU broker (I've got more BTU's than I can handle, I need someone to make use of them ).� I know where some of them are, but hooking up with one who has complementary ideas of what the relationship should be isn't easy.� (The one I like the most either got very spooked by a very simple, un-loaded question or is having such huge life difficulties that she isn't answering e-mail; until I hear from her I won't know which scenario is closer to the truth. ) You sell British Thermal Units? ------------------ "Oh Dogs! Yeah, I like dags." IP: Logged
Xanoxt R'rilander Super Geek Posts: 239 From: Moscow, Russia Registered: Sep 2001	posted September 09, 2001 16:12 Well, good for me there are some Geek Girls Moscow, and there are even lots of them, but I have no life(okay, okay, I am very hesitant to admit to it, but In fact I do have some life, but I assure you that it is not much of alife at all. But if I lied and said that I have none, how could I have met some of them? But most of my life outside computer consists of going and drinking beer with my pals [good things that some of the geek girls are my pals, bad things is that I don't know how do go from there to dating ]) so, in basicly better situation than everyone else, I can't get what I wan't. I AM TEH WEAKEST link for today TXH BYE, to bed for me (or it will end very very bad, and very very soon ) (This blatant advertisment of Moscow was brought to you by me and my lack of sleep, who I should prolly kill. I blame stuff. And other stuff.) IP: Logged
geek??? unregistered	posted September 17, 2001 09:21 quote: Originally posted by Xanoxt R'rilander: Well, good for me there are some Geek Girls Moscow, and there are even lots of them, but I have no life(okay, okay, I am very hesitant to admit to it, but In fact I do have some life, but I assure you that it is not much of alife at all. But if I lied and said that I have none, how could I have met some of them? But most of my life outside computer consists of going and drinking beer with my pals [good things that some of the geek girls are my pals, bad things is that I don't know how do go from there to dating ]) so, in basicly better situation than everyone else, I can't get what I wan't. I AM TEH WEAKEST link for today TXH BYE, to bed for me (or it will end very very bad, and very very soon ) (This blatant advertisment of Moscow was brought to you by me and my lack of sleep, who I should prolly kill. I blame stuff. And other stuff.) The question i guess is what is the best for a geek... i been reading some of the postings and i see ppl post both ways. As a guy the biggest hurdle i have is gals treat my type as off limits... to be avoided like the plague... Havent met any one iam remotely attracted to, for a long time. They all seem to be so very frivolous!!! Any body has any suggestions??? IP: Logged
Xanoxt R'rilander Super Geek Posts: 239 From: Moscow, Russia Registered: Sep 2001	posted September 17, 2001 10:28 quote: Originally posted by geek???: The question i guess is what is the best for a geek... i been reading some of the postings and i see ppl post both ways. As a guy the biggest hurdle i have is gals treat my type as off limits... to be avoided like the plague... Please specify the type. I wonder about people that have (or think they have) type worse than mine. (My type being Hermitly Beer Godling that is.) quote: Havent met any one iam remotely attracted to, for a long time. They all seem to be so very frivolous!!! Any body has any suggestions??? Hmm... Blatant questions: what is your age? where do you live? are you a troll? (I heard alot about them, yet never seen one live troll) Sorry if answer for the 3rd question is no. quote: They all seem to be so very frivolous!!! Makes one doubt. (Or just plain scared) ------------------ Be afraid. Be very, very afraid! IP: Logged
Nexus unregistered	posted October 19, 2001 15:28 Geek Mack Daddy OPS Unfortunately, most geek girls are numbed from the relentless onslaught of wannabe mack daddy ops from the males they are surrounded by on a daily basis. Thus it is difficult to bypass the tendency to get tagged "friend". The tactics required in this situation are brutal. Best to go with the "regular jawns", girls which are normally surrounded by more girls than guys. Tactics required are less radical. The Jihad Against Frontin' Women. Related topics: "Cock Block", "Ebonics" IP: Logged
WinterSolstice Geek Larva Posts: 21 From: Yup Registered: Oct 2001	posted October 19, 2001 16:34 quote: Originally posted by SupportGoddess: [QUOTE]Lets face it... all that stuff makes a more attractive package... but it really isn't practical when you have to crawl under a raised floor because you need to trace cable under the server racks and none of the guys can fit. You can fit under the raised floor? Looking for work? I bet we have twenty people here, and not one is willing to hang out down there. Besides, it's really freaking cold!! Also also wik: I found my wife while geeking at an on-campus role-playing "thing". I ended up with an art geek, which is certainly not a computer type -WS IP: Logged
SupportGoddess Highlie Posts: 527 From: The Digital Temple Registered: Jul 2001	posted October 19, 2001 17:54 quote: Originally posted by WinterSolstice: You can fit under the raised floor? Looking for work? I bet we have twenty people here, and not one is willing to hang out down there. Besides, it's really freaking cold!! -WS Gee, when im working on my resume in another 6 months I will have to put "fits under raised floor... and likes the cold" on it. ------------------ Nice computers don't go down... IP: Logged
WinterSolstice Geek Larva Posts: 21 From: Yup Registered: Oct 2001	posted October 22, 2001 05:50 quote: Originally posted by SupportGoddess: Gee, when im working on my resume in another 6 months I will have to put "fits under raised floor... and likes the cold" on it. Never can tell. It's a tough market out there -WS IP: Logged
Cryptotich Mini-Geek Posts: 51 From: Ann Arbor, MI. USA Registered: Aug 2001	posted October 22, 2001 09:28 quote: Originally posted by Xanoxt R'rilander: [B]Well, good for me there are some Geek Girls Moscow, and there are even lots of them, but I have no life(okay, okay, I am very hesitant to admit to it, but In fact I do have some life, but I assure you that it is not much of alife at all. But if I lied and said that I have none, how could I have met some of them? But most of my life outside computer consists of going and drinking beer with my pals [good things that some of the geek girls are my pals, bad things is that I don't know how do go from there to dating ]) so, in basicly better situation than everyone else, I can't get what I wan't. B] Just curious... your not running a mail order Russian Geekess Bride business on the side are ya? A friend of mine ordered one of them, what a gip! She didnt even know how to set the jumpers on the second hard drive! He sent her back. IP: Logged
LifetimeTrekker Alpha Geek Posts: 326 From: Albuquerque, NM, UD Registered: Sep 2001	posted October 22, 2001 13:50 quote: Originally posted by Carrie: I'm a little upset. The rules to Boolean Algebra Scrabble never got posted. Come on, man, share! Yeah! Share, already, maybe I'll relearn Boolean Algebra just to play! IP: Logged
Xanoxt R'rilander Super Geek Posts: 239 From: Moscow, Russia Registered: Sep 2001	posted October 22, 2001 22:15 quote: Originally posted by Cryptotich: Just curious... your not running a mail order Russian Geekess Bride business on the side are ya? A friend of mine ordered one of them, what a gip! She didnt even know how to set the jumpers on the second hard drive! He sent her back. Hehe, lots of them aren't best when it comes to computers(they are geekettes in other fields of specialisation), but think of this: about 1/3rd of russian FIDOnet is female... And those who are computer oriented tend to be not any worse than you or me(Probably better in fact ) P.S. Thanks for the idea. I should probably start something like that. I have just run out of money, so it might be good. ------------------ Be afraid. Be very, very afraid! IP: Logged
SupportGoddess Highlie Posts: 527 From: The Digital Temple Registered: Jul 2001	posted October 22, 2001 22:33 quote: Originally posted by Xanoxt R'rilander: P.S. Thanks for the idea. I should probably start something like that. I have just run out of money, so it might be good. Oh sure, and when pimpdaddy Xanoxt gets busted for luring in geek women and then ensnaring them in his white slavery ring we are all going to point at cryptotich and say "but it was his idea!" right? ------------------ Nice computers don't go down... IP: Logged
Angry Rooster Assimilated Posts: 376 From: Coeur d'Alene, ID, USA Registered: Apr 2001	posted October 22, 2001 22:38 quote: Originally posted by SupportGoddess: Oh sure, and when pimpdaddy Xanoxt gets busted for luring in geek women and then ensnaring them in his white slavery ring we are all going to point at cryptotich and say "but it was his idea!" right? I dunno, will Xanoxt give discounts to his online buddies? I can point in numerous of directions if need be ------------------ --Angry Rooster "Eagles may soar, but roosters don't get sucked into jet engines." IP: Logged
MacManKrisK Super Geek Posts: 132 From: Southwest Lower Michigan, USA Registered: Oct 2001	posted October 23, 2001 21:42 quote: Originally posted by SupportGoddess: I know i'm smart, dammit But i also dont wear any makeup, i dont spend half an hour on my hair in the morning, and i dont even own a wonderbra. Lets face it... all that stuff makes a more attractive package... but it really isn't practical when you have to crawl under a raised floor because you need to trace cable under the server racks and none of the guys can fit. You don't wear makeup, you leave your hair natural, you are (obviously) knowledgeable about networking and computer-y stuff, AND you can crawl under a raised floor? DAMN, you are exactly what I'm looking for...too bad you're already taken Isn't there a geek girl out there for me??? Would a shirt that says "100% USDA Certified Nice Guy" help? ------------------ -- KK (a.k.a. The MacMan) Proud to be Microsoft Free! "If it doesn't say 'Microsoft' it must be better!" The Man's Prayer -- "I'm a man, but I can change, if I have to, I guess." IP: Logged
kevincar Single Celled Newbie Posts: 1 From: ca Registered: Oct 2001	posted October 30, 2001 10:08 Hey, it's OBVIOUS where geek-babes are - Internet dating services... The best ones are as follows: 1. Match.com 2. Matchmaker.com 3. friendfinder.com 4. udate.dom If anyone has better ones, please post - match.com (an AOL company) is absolutely awesome... trust me. Peace and Happiness to geeks everywhere; Kevin IP: Logged
SupportGoddess Highlie Posts: 527 From: The Digital Temple Registered: Jul 2001	posted November 01, 2001 23:37 quote: Originally posted by MacManKrisK: too bad you're already taken Huh? ------------------ Nice computers don't go down... IP: Logged
MacManKrisK Super Geek Posts: 132 From: Southwest Lower Michigan, USA Registered: Oct 2001	posted November 02, 2001 18:53 quote: Originally posted by SupportGoddess: Unfortunately, I already have an extremely loyal and committed relationship with Hagbard. Confusion abounds on the boards... ------------------ KK (a.k.a. The MacMan) Proud to be Microsoft Free! "If it doesn't say 'Microsoft' it must be better!" The Man's Prayer -- "I'm a man, but I can change, if I have to, I guess." IP: Logged
SupportGoddess Highlie Posts: 527 From: The Digital Temple Registered: Jul 2001	posted November 02, 2001 22:32 Oh, thats right! I totally forgot about Hagbard. Although I'm not sure in retrospect that Hagbard actually constitutes a relationship. He is more like an extension of myself. LMAO ------------------ Nice computers don't go down... IP: Logged
Xanoxt R'rilander Super Geek Posts: 239 From: Moscow, Russia Registered: Sep 2001	posted November 03, 2001 16:57 Well... dunno. Why would I do that? ------------------ Be afraid. Be very, very afraid! IP: Logged
Evilbunny Highlie Posts: 614 From: A Calculus book near you... Registered: Nov 2001	posted November 04, 2001 08:45 What are the rules to Boolean Scrabble!?!?!??!! IP: Logged
Evilbunny Highlie Posts: 614 From: A Calculus book near you... Registered: Nov 2001	posted November 07, 2001 17:56 Someone PLEASE post a PICTURE! (A guy by the way...) IP: Logged
Swiss Mercenary BlabberMouth, the Next Generation. Posts: 1461 From: All the way from the land of Chocolate, Cheese and Cuckoo Clocks. Registered: Feb 2000	posted November 08, 2001 07:11 Evilbunny, many of us have homepages and you can find out what we look like there. That is, I mean, if you really want to see why we hide ourselves behind our keyboards. What about your picture? IP: Logged
Xanoxt R'rilander Super Geek Posts: 239 From: Moscow, Russia Registered: Sep 2001	posted November 08, 2001 21:22 quote: Originally posted by Swiss Mercenary: That is, I mean, [b]if you really want to see why we hide ourselves behind our keyboards.[/B] I know, I know! I hide myself behind a keyboad because it is beeg and keeyboardy. It also makes nice tapping sounds... ------------------ Be afraid. Be very, very afraid! IP: Logged
Evilbunny Highlie Posts: 614 From: A Calculus book near you... Registered: Nov 2001	posted November 09, 2001 19:17 I can't post my picture! Ok, well, maybe I can... Well, actually my scanner is down right now and on my floor while I try to fix it without having to spend the $ to buy a new one, so until it is fixed... IP: Logged
Evilbunny Highlie Posts: 614 From: A Calculus book near you... Registered: Nov 2001	posted November 09, 2001 19:19 Oh, and about tat Boolean Algebra scrabble... the rules have not been posted yet!! (Hint...hint! IP: Logged

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