MLUG: RE: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] pathetic geek dating mistake
RE: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] pathetic geek dating mistake
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...and then there is the idiot, who forgets to proof read before he hits send. :-)
Pardon me for flaming my self, but you would have thought I would have gotten it after having it drilled into my head for many years in school. I think the point still comes across. :-)
 
Shannon

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	From: Spurling, Shannon on behalf of Spurling, Shannon 
	Sent: Sun 9/29/2002 8:03 PM 
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	Subject: RE: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] pathetic geek dating mistake
	
	
	Okay, wich one of you guys did that? You're making it harder for the rest of us. :-) 
	I think what we need here is a little deffinition of terms.... Well, there's geek, a person who is facinated with tinkering and all things scioentific and engineered. And then there is the nerd. Someone who is so socialy inept as to make a girl fake illness so she can get out of the date. Geek might mean that the person has some nerd tendencies, but that's not an absolute. You don't have to be a geek to be a nerd either.
	 
	Just my $.02
	 
	Shannon

		-----Original Message----- 
		From: Mike Miller [mailto:EMAIL:PROTECTED] 
		Sent: Sun 9/29/2002 4:56 PM 
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		Subject: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] pathetic geek dating mistake
		
		

		So here's something for your amusement.  A female friend of mine had a
		date with a very geeky guy.  He had built a supercomputer for fun in his
		spare time, so I think he qualifies as a geek.  During the date he talked
		way too much about technical things, which she didn't like.  He was really
		into making didgeridoos (Australian aboriginal musical instrument) but she
		wasn't really interested in that either.  While they were driving
		somewhere he offered to stop at Menards and show her how to construct a
		didgeridoo using PVC pipe.  She declined the invitation.  After that she
		decided to fake illness so that he'd drive her home.
		
		No, it wasn't me, but I think I can pick bad topics for conversation, just
		not that bad.
		
		Mike
		
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