Nerdy, dorky, and geeky

[grubbybastard]

Use your own definitions for all of these adjectives.

Poll Attractiveness of adjectives

See also related poll here: http://grubbybastard.livejournal.com/343503.html

Comments

[mrhavisham]

Truth be told it's the "None Of The Above" type that make me *shudder*

[grubbybastard]

I rather suspect that those people are in the minority of Readers of My Journal.

Please!

[mrhavisham]

I don’t believe that for a one second! The people I’m acquainted with on your list, well....I’d say the “NONE OF THE ABOVE” description fits them all quite well

[pagerbear]

I loves me a dorkalicious man!

[jdhorner]

it's so funny that you make this post around now.
in the past few months, all three of these words have been getting on my nerves, and i've been meaning to post about it all.

every single gay person i know seems to pick one of the three to describe themselves.

i guess i'm just tired of -everyone- thinking they're either a nerd, dork, or geek. it's like it's become so common that they've all lost meaning.

but that's not the point of this post.
i guess i'd be a geek, because i've always thought that was basically a dorky nerd. but i'm attracted to any, all, or none of the three, hence my answer. :)

[misanthropicsob]

This reminds me of that line in Female Trouble. I want my son to be gay because gays are intelligent.

[misanthropicsob]

I like my nerds and geeks. I can handle some dorkiness, but I need me the nerdiness too. And the geekiness generally includes some of the nerdiness properties.

[medelle]

You dork! Everyone knows the difference! How could you be such a nerd, geek? ;)

[medelle]

But if I do that, I eliminate the fun of teasing and harassing you! :D