voyeuristic
Sexy Member
Emo glasses do it for me every time. Hung nerds are the best because they're squashing all the stereotypes of the asexual geek; their endowment is unexpected which makes it even hotter.
Men with glasses and large suspenders!
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Pinkpnay77
Experimental Member
6'3" and really slender (but toned).
I don't wear glasses or suspenders.
I don't have allergies, asthma, or a nasally voice.
I have training in several forms of martial arts.
I can run a 6 minute mile.
I am an excellent climber (rock, boulder, cave, urban).
I am an Eagle Scout.
I play ultimate, basketball... dance games, WoW, and a host of other video games.
I know the first 200 digits of pi (after the decimal).
I am a computer science major.
I wrote my first computer program when I was 7 years old.
I first disassembled and reassembled a PC by the time I was 8 years old.
I was dismissed from my third grade class on a weekly basis to visit the other classrooms and give computer tutorials.
I was on/in the Academic Olympic Team, SAT Team, National Honor Society and Friends of the Library in high school.
I got my first job as a computer repair technician when I was 16.
When I got called to the principal's office I didn't know if it was for fighting or tech support.
As with most things there are an awful lot of stereotypes, and most of them seem to really miss the mark. My roommate, who is a computer information systems major, was captain of the varsity soccer team in high school.
Huge geeks who aren't incredibly socially awkward and uncoordinated are still roaming free. I don't see any reason to hide my interests/geekiness, but I also know enough not to let people (or myself) completely define me by it.
I don't wear glasses or suspenders.
I don't have allergies, asthma, or a nasally voice.
I have training in several forms of martial arts.
I can run a 6 minute mile.
I am an excellent climber (rock, boulder, cave, urban).
I am an Eagle Scout.
I play ultimate, basketball... dance games, WoW, and a host of other video games.
I know the first 200 digits of pi (after the decimal).
I am a computer science major.
I wrote my first computer program when I was 7 years old.
I first disassembled and reassembled a PC by the time I was 8 years old.
I was dismissed from my third grade class on a weekly basis to visit the other classrooms and give computer tutorials.
I was on/in the Academic Olympic Team, SAT Team, National Honor Society and Friends of the Library in high school.
I got my first job as a computer repair technician when I was 16.
When I got called to the principal's office I didn't know if it was for fighting or tech support.
As with most things there are an awful lot of stereotypes, and most of them seem to really miss the mark. My roommate, who is a computer information systems major, was captain of the varsity soccer team in high school.
Huge geeks who aren't incredibly socially awkward and uncoordinated are still roaming free. I don't see any reason to hide my interests/geekiness, but I also know enough not to let people (or myself) completely define me by it.
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