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<blockquote data-quote="Arrgh! Mark!" data-source="post: 2855210" data-attributes="member: 14559">I remember watching a comedy show showing that normal, nightclubbing men were horrible in relationships - the answer? Geeks!Geeks were being advertised as stable, attention giving spouses and completely free of all STD's and violent complexes. The only problem was the fact the girlfriend would have to listen to crap about elves for hours but generally the stories are more interesting than listening to footy stories for the same period and then dealing with jealous issues. There was no problems with worrying if the geek guy was out picking up other girls - if he even could - it was far more likely he'd be at home with all of his male friends pretending to be an elf. It was a good 15 minute segment (in which the wife could barely stay on the couch from laughter) I found it quite funny. It was the sort of humour when one can laugh at oneself, as opposed to laughing at the pain of something else.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arrgh! Mark!, post: 2855210, member: 14559"] I remember watching a comedy show showing that normal, nightclubbing men were horrible in relationships - the answer? Geeks! Geeks were being advertised as stable, attention giving spouses and completely free of all STD's and violent complexes. The only problem was the fact the girlfriend would have to listen to crap about elves for hours but generally the stories are more interesting than listening to footy stories for the same period and then dealing with jealous issues. There was no problems with worrying if the geek guy was out picking up other girls - if he even could - it was far more likely he'd be at home with all of his male friends pretending to be an elf. It was a good 15 minute segment (in which the wife could barely stay on the couch from laughter) I found it quite funny. It was the sort of humour when one can laugh at oneself, as opposed to laughing at the pain of something else. [/QUOTE]

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