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Blade-Edge wrote:

Those are just stereotypes
People can do or know those things without being a geek

I usually see 'geeks', stereotypes, as people with thick-rimmed glasses, braces and a full fringe. Don't be offended if I just described you.
It's odd, I used to be a real nerd, but now I'm not at all nerdy. And I now have a side fringe. 

FlexiStudio wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Don't be offended if I just described you.

Hehe    You just had my laughing. Sorry! Anyways, geekiness isn't an overally bad things. I used to wear glasses but now I wear contacts. I'm really good with computers but I keep a cool side aswell. I changed from geek to computer cool guy in a few years. 

Lol. Two years ago I couldn't make ANYONE laugh!  P
I really like contacts, I don't wear them, but my friend does, it makes him look cooler.
And yeah, you hit the nail on the head. Computers don't mean you have to be a geek. At least we don't just gawp at shop windows or go murder a tree. 
I'm a lot more popular now I've been at high school for a year, and I'm not mocked like I was. I mean, I'm nicer than some people in my class, they're obsessed with makeup, hair, shoes etc.. It's annoying, because they prance around loving themselves and I'm like, ok, I wear makeup and always do my hair, but I never want to be like you, posers!!! 

ihaveamac wrote:

How in the world did a new scratcher post into Misc.?

And I'm sort of a computer geek. I know most things people at my school would even...care about. 

Oh yeah!!! OMG! 
The world is upside downnnnnn!