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12-11-2009, 09:08 AM
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1.Are you a geek? Kind of 2.Define what you understand as "geek". Someone that knows a lot about a certain topics and can't shut-up about it. I don't really do this, but I guess I know a lot of techie things that most girls wouldn't bother learning. 3.State the pros and cons of the condition of "being a geek" (even if you are not a geek). Pros...you can figure most things that you need without any help Cons...The thick glasses can be distracting  |
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