I disgust myself sometimes...
I must say that I am not a fan of livejournal surveys and the such. But no, apparently even someone such as I am not immune to them. Oh well, I guess.
List 5 reasons you are a dork. And make them good reasons. Justify them. Explain them. Be loud and proud of how big a dork you are! Then pick the 5 biggest dorks you know and have them do the same.
1. First off, I do enjoy video games quite a bit. From time to time, the video game headache that follows gives me a sense of accomplishment. The better the plot of the game is, the more I'll get into it. I'm even likely to put everything else on hold until I finish the game. Just make sure the damn thing ends. Games like tetris that just keep going on forever make me want to die.
2. I love good movies and books. Especially ones dealing with science fiction, futuristic environments, and spies. I'm even likely to get so into it that I wish I lived in that world. I feel like I've done something wrong with my day unless I read something, too. And not something like the homework assigned to me. I'll even go out of my way to override my homework reading with my personal reading, which leads to a very small portion of my class reading actually being completed...oops...
3. I am a bit obsesive with many things. From television shows to collecting and everything in between. I have to make sure that I see every episode of a show or collect all of whatever it is I'm collecting or whatever. Which leads into the next point...
4. Knowledge. I sometimes sit around at night on the comuter looking up random things for the express purpose of knowing more than I do now. Topics that often come up include mythology, legends, and secret societies. I also spend a good deal of time watching the history channel when I get a chance, as I can watch the show and research on the internet at the same time.
5. Many times I will make completely random statements that don't fit in with any conversation ever, just because I feel like it. I'm weird, I know. Being "normal" just isn't any fun, though.
5 BIGGEST DORKS:
- Amanda
- Ben
- Fogle
- Sarah McCracken
- Sarah McCracken
List 5 reasons you are a dork. And make them good reasons. Justify them. Explain them. Be loud and proud of how big a dork you are! Then pick the 5 biggest dorks you know and have them do the same.
1. First off, I do enjoy video games quite a bit. From time to time, the video game headache that follows gives me a sense of accomplishment. The better the plot of the game is, the more I'll get into it. I'm even likely to put everything else on hold until I finish the game. Just make sure the damn thing ends. Games like tetris that just keep going on forever make me want to die.
2. I love good movies and books. Especially ones dealing with science fiction, futuristic environments, and spies. I'm even likely to get so into it that I wish I lived in that world. I feel like I've done something wrong with my day unless I read something, too. And not something like the homework assigned to me. I'll even go out of my way to override my homework reading with my personal reading, which leads to a very small portion of my class reading actually being completed...oops...
3. I am a bit obsesive with many things. From television shows to collecting and everything in between. I have to make sure that I see every episode of a show or collect all of whatever it is I'm collecting or whatever. Which leads into the next point...
4. Knowledge. I sometimes sit around at night on the comuter looking up random things for the express purpose of knowing more than I do now. Topics that often come up include mythology, legends, and secret societies. I also spend a good deal of time watching the history channel when I get a chance, as I can watch the show and research on the internet at the same time.
5. Many times I will make completely random statements that don't fit in with any conversation ever, just because I feel like it. I'm weird, I know. Being "normal" just isn't any fun, though.
5 BIGGEST DORKS:
- Amanda
- Ben
- Fogle
- Sarah McCracken
- Sarah McCracken