OTOTOTOT: Nerd Test

I'm an Uber Cool Science Geek. But I knew that. :)

Cool non-nerd here.

Leslie & The Furbabies in MO.

I'm a Kinda Dorky Non-Nerd - & proud of it!!

I bit. and am a "Uber Cool Light Weight Nerd".

Pati, in Phx

Debi Matlack wrote:

I am 'Highly Dorky non-nerd'. Please don't tell our grandchildren. Polly

made...;-)

Uber cool non-nerd. Ro Rell

Michelle in NV

Science/Math 88% Technology/Computer 57% Sci-Fi/Comic 20% History/Literature 96% Dumb/Dork/Awkward 3%

Uber Cool Nerd King......I'm so embarrassed. Here I thought I'd spent 40 years successfully overcoming my stint in higher education. *sigh*

Val

Cool non-nerd.

Cool Non-Nerd here!

Cool Non-Nerd here, too.

Elizabeth in Spring, Tx

Me, too - Cool non-nerd!

Donna in Idaho

Turns out I am a Cool History/Lit Geek. Hmmmmmmm..........

I'm worse than I thought.

Highly Dorky Nerd King

Science/Math 62% Computers/Technology 75% Sci-Fi/Comic 96% History/Literature 81% Dumb/Dork/Awkwardness 88%

Maybe if Val and I go in as partners we can rule the world.

NightMist

So am I Polly, a totally dense Highly Dorky Non-Nerd. Elly

Me too! What they didn't ask is "Have you ever named a child after a programming language?" - I'm going to let everyone think the fact I have a child called Ada is a coincidence!

Anne

Kinda Dorky Technology Geek.......oh dear, seems I know more about sci-fi and computers than science and history. That'll teach me to download every Doctor Who, Stargate, Eureka, Torchwood, and Atlantis episodes.....not to mention others. In my defence I do read a lot.....even if it is non-fiction sci-fi, fantasy and murder/mystery, rather like Peter Robinson at the moment, have only 2 more of his books to read.

Wendy in Nsw

I'm adding to my "nerd quotient" here. Tell people she was named after The Countess of Lovelace, Augusta Ada Byron King. If they perk up you can award them a big gold nerd star. She was the only legitimate child of Lord Byron and credited with writing the first computer program by developing mathematical analysis calculations of Babbage's 'analytical machine', hence the name of the program, ADA, contracted to be developed for the Department of Defense in 1977........and now back to Sunday's afternoon regularly scheduled surfing of quilting/sewing/fabric links and lustful perusal of 'Featherweight p*rn'.

Val

So am I

On Sun, 2 Sep 2007 14:49:26 -0500, Sandy wrote (in article ):

Me too!