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Where you a nerd in school?

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Where you a nerd in school?  

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  1. 1. Where you a nerd in school?

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YEK Grand Master

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nerd to pretty cool in elementary

 

after elementary in high school, seems like everyone i knew went in different directions and different cliques and new friends

 

went back to fairly geeky but more just a loner. i got cool as time passed. made new friends got into partying and shit, ended alllll good.

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Npoess Grand Master

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middle school=yes absolutely. i was fucking nerd +76.

 

high school=i guess because of sports and other stuff i was like a nerd doing jockish things but certainly wasnt a jock/wasnt good friends with most of them...i hung out with the people that were into philosophy. another dude i played football with was like 6 foot 8 and 290 pounds, huge guy...anyway, i found it crazy when i heard he was into anime and going to those cosplay conventions....you know no one fucked with him on it.

 

How come not being a nerd in America, always comes down to, whether you played sports or you played in band of some sort?

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like, straight A's and book-smart? or just into really nerdy stuff?

 

I was one and so were most of my classmates. The non-nerd ones were really boring people anyway.

 

lol, i was that boring guy!

 

middle school=yes absolutely. i was fucking nerd +76.

 

high school=i guess because of sports and other stuff i was like a nerd doing jockish things but certainly wasnt a jock/wasnt good friends with most of them...i hung out with the people that were into philosophy. another dude i played football with was like 6 foot 8 and 290 pounds, huge guy...anyway, i found it crazy when i heard he was into anime and going to those cosplay conventions....you know no one fucked with him on it.

 

How come not being a nerd in America, always comes down to, whether you played sports or you played in band of some sort?

 

because we're simpleton's who make stuff black and white

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Guest Calx Sherbet

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How does a nerd differ from a geek?

 

i always figured geeky stuff was more entertainment slanted, where as nerdy stuff was information based interest (like math, computer programming, etc). but maybe i don't know what i'm talkin about. it's and age old question.

 

mos def a nerd

 

gameboy, books, glasses early on, sucked at sports (not through lack of trying but because of poor health in general), couldn't swim

 

i can swim (don't have the stamina to do it for long), but how the fuck do people do that floating in one place shit?? i don't get it!

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belive it or not i use to be sort of a nerd!!!! i would do nerdy things like listen to "idm music" !! of course then i got my 1st sunglasses pair and the rest as they say its history lol. that i discovered ndc music shortly after :sup:

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belive it or not i use to be sort of a nerd!!!! i would do nerdy things like listen to "idm music" !! of course then i got my 1st sunglasses pair and the rest as they say its history lol. that i discovered ndc music shortly after :sup:

 

you'll love this

http://www.ndc.ie/

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LOL. To me nerd implies that they have some abnormal technical prowess, knowledge or interest in something tangible. A geek could just sit in the corner drawing ligers and never be particularly good or smart about anything.

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I was pretty nerdy as a youngster; little piano prodigy top-of-the-class student. Tried to make up for it with a very rebellious teenage phase. Fooled no one.

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