Geek Test

[Arbiter of Wyrms]

I am a Jedi Master. My wife is an Uber Geek.

 

[Goblyn]

I am a Jedi Master. My wife is an Uber Geek.

Emphasis mine.

What's the difference?

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ba-bum clang!

<crickets>


P.S.

What's (9*8*5*3)/6? My postcount baby. 480!!!

BooYAH!

 

[Spell]

45!!!!!
FOURTY FIVE!!!!!

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MUM!!! MUM!!!! THE COMPUTER SAYS I'M NORMAL!!!! MUM!!!!
(man, this is the best day of my life!!!)

 

[Arbiter of Wyrms]

I think that there should be some credit for posts made on gaming forums like ENWorld.
I think that there should be some credit for nitpicking any response on this test.
I think that there should be a big bonus point award for actually thinking that a higher score is more desirable than a lower one.

 

[Steve Jung]

840. Übergeek, yeah.

 

[Captain NeMo]

895...Uber Geek.

:'( I'll never qualify for Improved Sunder at this rate...

 

[Dakkareth]

825 - level 4 geek.

 

[drothgery]

Level 4 Geek; I didn't bother being nitpicky about deductions when it became clear my level wouldn't change. Basically got points for being a dabbler in most geek activities (though not comics or music), moderately obsessive about RPGs, and knowing a lot of programming languages.

 

[Wyn A'rienh]

680 here, making me an uber geek, but just barely.

And hey, they spelled Neil Gaiman's name wrong ...

 

[Thornir Alekeg]

1210 Level 5 Jedi Master, although I might have added some points for things from more than 2 years ago. It has been longer than that since we did the all night New Years Eve gaming sessions, but it used to be an annual tradition, so I thought it should still count.

It looks like the two year rule means I will probably be losing geekness over time. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?