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MBoprey Super Geek  
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posted March 17, 2002 16:28
   
I'm a 15 year old male without any female geeks in my life. It's impossible to find them in the "physical world" so I must resort to my primary life, the Internet. I've been, for sometime, surfing and surfing... trying to find geeks to talk with. Now, I'm trying any Forums/BBS/Message Board... blah blah... I'm interested in any female geek between the ages of 14-17. :-) OS: Windows XP and Mac OS X, if that turns you on. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Geordie Super Geek
Posts: 219 |
posted March 17, 2002 16:43
I am sure you will find what you are looking for since you have XPerience and X appeal. IP: Logged |
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Trinity Geek Larva  
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posted March 18, 2002 15:51
I think MBoprey should be applauded for being so open about his girl situation. When I was your age, I don't think I would have had the guts to just post a message about myself on a message board, hoping for some random geek to talk to me. I think you should definitely be applauded for your courage. But anyway, I do volunteer work with the computer class at my old high school, so you can post your msn or whatever and I'll put you in touch with some of the kids in my class. Good luck, kid. You'll find a geekette, don't worry about it ------------------ "The future is not in the box, it's in the band" - Antitrust IP: Logged |
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The Pope of Perl Geek Apprentice
Posts: 42 |
posted March 18, 2002 16:11
Yes, but sadly _every_ male nerd (maybe even myself) has posted this at one point or another, to varying degrees of complete failure. Despite the temptation, I'll refrain from making a mean remark to Trinity, like "Wow, they _had_ message boards back then?" Oops. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Trinity Geek Larva
Posts: 29 |
posted March 18, 2002 16:15
Heeyyy!!! Not funny Pope of Perl!!1 I'm not THAT old, I'm 19!! Yes, there were message boards way back when. I'm just trying to give a pat on the back to a younger geek who I understand needs some help finding a girl. ------------------ "The future is not in the box, it's in the band" - Antitrust IP: Logged |
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The Pope of Perl Geek Apprentice
Posts: 42 |
posted March 18, 2002 16:29
Geez, you're older than I thought. Seriously though, and I will only type this once, so read carefully: I have a somewhat harsh sense of humor, and I almost never say when I'm kidding. If I'm being mean, assume I'm just joking, because I am. (Those of you who are veterans will recall this strategy as the one MeckaMon used, for that is me.) ------------------ IP: Logged |
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+Andrew Super Geek
Posts: 235 |
posted March 18, 2002 16:40
quote: All generalizations are innacurate, including this one. -Andrew IP: Logged |
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macadddikt18 BlabberMouth, the Next Generation.     
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posted March 18, 2002 19:47
well, this geek has not posted one of those yet, and has no plans on doing so. But i do think MBoprey should be applauded. It took some guts to be so open about it. now there has to be a female geek out here on this board to at least give him the time of day. Nayt ------------------ IP: Logged |
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MBoprey Super Geek
Posts: 100 |
posted March 18, 2002 19:50
Way to go... I like the positive comments! :-) I'm not ugly... I don't think. I've been attracted by quite a few before.. but hey -- a geek's prospective is differen't... maybe I will get the time of day. After school would be ideal ; ) ------------------ IP: Logged |
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The Pope of Perl Geek Apprentice
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posted March 19, 2002 17:32
+Andrew said: All generalizations are innacurate, including this one. Hyperbole, you mean. If you're lazy or bad at parsing text, here's a relevant quote: "Such statements are not literally true, but people make them to sound impressive or to emphasize something, such as a feeling, effort, or reaction." ------------------ IP: Logged |
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spungo Assimilated
Posts: 458 |
posted March 20, 2002 08:17
quote: I beg to differ, your Grace. Hyperbole? I don't think so. +Andrew's statement is one of them recursive contradiction thingies... I always thought hyperbole was synonymous with BS. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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quantumfluff Uber Geek 
Posts: 844 |
posted March 20, 2002 11:15
quote:I also get misunderstood a lot because I like a deadpan delivery which works better face-to-face. Smileys are too much of a give away - they don't make the reader think enough. What might work is a little mark at the start or end of the post, let's say an 'S' for sarcastic, vs. an 'S' for serious. Yes, I think that would work well. S IP: Logged |
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The Pope of Perl Geek Apprentice
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posted March 20, 2002 11:39
spungo: I was pointing out to +Andrew that my intent was to make a point through exaggeration, and not to make generalizations. It seems as though you think I was claiming his statement was a hyperbole. It's a paradox, which is what I assume you mean by "recursive contradiction thingie". ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Dr Cyclops Super Geek
Posts: 104 |
posted March 20, 2002 15:26
I've always said Hyper-Bowl. its funnier that way IP: Logged |
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ZorroTheFox BlabberMouth, the Next Generation.
Posts: 1598 |
posted March 20, 2002 15:38
quote: I always though Frosted Flakes was a hyper bowl.........Z IP: Logged |
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macadddikt18 BlabberMouth, the Next Generation.
Posts: 1725 |
posted March 20, 2002 16:44
No, that cereal that calvin eats, sugar frosted super chocolate coco bombs are a hyper-bowel. Nayt ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Demosthenes Assimilated
Posts: 373 |
posted March 20, 2002 16:57
quote:chocolate frosted sugar-bombs!  yummy. they might have some competition coming from chocolate-frosted krusty flakes, though...
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rockwolf Geek Apprentice
Posts: 43 |
posted March 20, 2002 19:21
quote: Nope, you're wrong... a Hyper-bowel is what I get after a long night of drinking and eating spicy wings... Okay, this is turning into a really bad pun-fest. I'm sorry. IP: Logged |
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MBoprey Super Geek
Posts: 100 |
posted March 20, 2002 19:26
Haha... what the hell? This is supposed to be, well... I forgot now because of all this confusion. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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bucketofsquids Geek
Posts: 96 |
posted March 21, 2002 06:51
where were all the cute girl geeks when i was a teenager? probably right in front of me, for all i know....anyway, good luck MBoprey. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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bucketofsquids Geek
Posts: 96 |
posted March 21, 2002 06:54
hyper bowel? is that like a spastic colon? and a hipper bowel knows how to dress! mmm...choco frosted sugar bombs! ------------------ IP: Logged |
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quantumfluff Uber Geek
Posts: 844 |
posted March 21, 2002 13:42
You can simulate hyper-bowel with colonblow™ IP: Logged |
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ZorroTheFox BlabberMouth, the Next Generation.
Posts: 1598 |
posted March 21, 2002 19:06
so if you lose half your colon do you have a semicolon.......Z IP: Logged |
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spungo Assimilated
Posts: 458 |
posted March 22, 2002 10:30
quote: hehe - I went to Tenerife once (never again) - Tenerife is one of these cheap Spanish Islands that half of Northern Europe invades every summer - the hotel I stayed in was next to - no lie - 'Colon Beach'. I rubbed my eyes when I first saw it, in disbelief - but apparently 'Colon' means Columbus, so they informed me. Great marketing there, huh? ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Twinkle Toes Assimilated
Posts: 487 |
posted March 22, 2002 23:59
quote: Hey, MBoprey! I'm a 15 y.o. female nerd!! COOL!!! I've had the same problems as you (about finding another geek compatable w/ me). There are NO other geeks or nerds at my school (at least, not one that admits it). I think they are so sexy, especially the ones w/ glasses and/or braces, and I can't even find ONE! What are you like? IP: Logged |
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MBoprey Super Geek
Posts: 100 |
posted March 23, 2002 04:28
Whoa! Jack Pot! I'm not so much the stereotypical nerd... ya know, the glasses and pocket protector ;-) I'm more of the geek that loves technology and dresses according to comfort and what I like (mostly computer shirts :-P) I'm still just as geeky... :-D ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Twinkle Toes Assimilated
Posts: 487 |
posted March 23, 2002 05:08
quote:What are your interests? I'm not a stereotypical nerd either - it's just a fantasy of mine. I don't care much about looks, so you don't have to tell me about your appearance. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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MBoprey Super Geek
Posts: 100 |
posted March 23, 2002 06:54
The e-mail address you have registered for this account is not a valid one. I've e-mailed you and it doesn't make it. However, e-mail me and you'll get more info that way -- I'm sure you can find my e-mail address... use the little "toolbar." :-D ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Tek Geek Larva
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posted March 23, 2002 14:47
You go boi heh IP: Logged |
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MBoprey Super Geek
Posts: 100 |
posted March 23, 2002 16:21
My destined geek girl has not contacted me, nor does she post much. I've got a feeling she's not a geek... she's not online like she should be. :-/ ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Twinkle Toes Assimilated
Posts: 487 |
posted March 24, 2002 00:07
quote:I beg to differ! I'm not really good with computers, but I AM A NERD! My ISP is just really messed up. Plus, my e-mail doesn't work: my mom doesn't have a credit card to register (we're going to get another ISP in a couple of weeks). I can't send or recieve them. The only thing I CAN do is Instant Message people, so you'd have to catch me at the few times I'm online. Sorry about that, MBoprey! IP: Logged |
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MBoprey Super Geek
Posts: 100 |
posted March 24, 2002 07:06
Hmm... inexperience. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Twinkle Toes Assimilated
Posts: 487 |
posted March 24, 2002 22:24
Does that mean that you're not going to get to know me anymore? There are different type of nerds, you know. My family has never had the money to buy a computer before, and the laptop my dad bought me is in its first year of use. I've never been given the chance to become a geek. IP: Logged |
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MBoprey Super Geek
Posts: 100 |
posted March 25, 2002 15:32
No way! I'm always willing to make new friends... no matter their experience! I'm not a mean kind of person! The easiest way for you to get ahold of me, is by e-mail. Go to www.hotmail.com or www.yahoo.com and sign up for a new, free, e-mail account. I'll then give you my e-mail address, and then we can possibly move onto Instant Messaging. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Twinkle Toes Assimilated
Posts: 487 |
posted March 27, 2002 23:55
(Maybe it's just me or it seems like this thread has become a 2-person convo.) Did u get my E-Card? IP: Logged |
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macadddikt18 BlabberMouth, the Next Generation.
Posts: 1725 |
posted March 28, 2002 14:16
Hey, where is my e-card? nayt ------------------ IP: Logged |
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MBoprey Super Geek
Posts: 100 |
posted March 28, 2002 15:50
I did get your E-Card and thank you very much! I would have replied but I didn't have time -- 4th period in school was about to start. :-P ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Twinkle Toes Assimilated
Posts: 487 |
posted March 28, 2002 20:19
quote:Ahh..good! That means I actually did it right! What are all of your periods? Here are mine: 1st: Computer Applications - God knows I need the jump-start in the morn! ------------------ IP: Logged |
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iballoondesign Assimilated
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posted March 28, 2002 21:06
quote: Atta boy! You go for it, a great step! ------------------ IP: Logged |
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MBoprey Super Geek
Posts: 100 |
posted March 29, 2002 08:25
Thanks iballoon! My schedule: 1/2 - Guiding (where I run passes and get the inside school for and about the school staff) ------------------ IP: Logged |
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