Geek Test

[Wrenbird]

1810.. Jedi Master. I suppose I should be worried..

 

[ThirdWizard]

Hmm...I would be a level 2 geek if I had done that with the computer languages

I just checked and adding in the rest I know ("know" being more than being able to write a Hello World program) it still doesn't bump me up. I blame the ladies for loving me. Then I wouldn't have so many subtracted points.

Camped out to see the D&D movie....

I'm sorry.

I believe it's each system.

That's how I interprieted it. If its for each campaign run, that would just be way too much.

Yeah, I scored 350 (Urkil?)

Steve Urkel is the nerd from the old sitcom "Family Matters."

I want to know why I lose points for listening to country music?

There is no accounting for their tastes. I lost points there too.

 

[Ashwyn]

I got 425. Level 2 geek. I should give this test to some of my family members, they'd get negative scores.

 

[Aeson]

There is no accounting for their tastes. I lost points there too.

I'm glad I'm not the only one.

 

[Aeson]

I got 425. Level 2 geek. I should give this test to some of my family members, they'd get negative scores.

My parents would maybe get a couple hundred. They are not geeks but like sci-fi

 

[demiurge1138]

1020. Almost a Jedi Master but not quite...

Demiurge out.

 

[Nightcloak]

After all these years... to live to run a truck company...

Just to take a test and find out I'm still an uber-geek



And I think the author took points off for country music being traditionally associated with blue collar work by some *shrugs* I would skip it. His opinion on "geekdom" is just that, an opinion. Personally, I think I should add points for having several Manowar CDs.

Or burning my own soundtracks for my games!

 

[Nightcloak]

Camped out to see the D&D movie....

You win.

 

[Goblyn]

450 - casual geek. that fits; I'm pretty much casual about averything.

 

[The_lurkeR]

770 Level 4