I found a charming geek, on the Internet! YOU CAN TOO! You're much hotter than I.

And I am possibly clinically crxy!

I was excited my therapist gave me HOMEWORK today. I got THERAPY WORKSHEETS and was genuinely happy.

And cited specifically titled Buffy episodes on said worksheets as depression cycle behavioral distractors.

And they were "The Body" and "OMWF."

That's fucked up. Those episodes CHEER me up.

To wit -- dude: if I ain't dyin' alone, et by cats, no one is.

Like msbelle, I'm mostly geek adjacent. The things I'm really geeky about are not even sort of pop culture related.

Vitamix. Vitamix. Vitamix.

Crazy winds and lightning. Turned on the weather and looks like we're about to get slammed. Severe thunderstorm warning. I guess I'm about to find out how Frankie feels about thunder. I just cranked up my little flashlight.

See, I still feel I could never advertise on Geek 2 Geek because I'd be selling myself too hard. There are so many geeky things I don't know shit about.

They are fake cops, not even fake military! I mean, currently.

Well, Gary Sinise's CSI character is former military and he's in TV ads for the Army. Got nothing about Mantegna, though.

Those episodes CHEER me up.

The Body? For reals?

Well, Gary Sinise's CSI character is former military and he's in TV ads for the Army.

OK, I didn't know his character was a vet. And, of course, Lt. Dan.

See, I still feel I could never advertise on Geek 2 Geek because I'd be selling myself too hard. There are so many geeky things I don't know shit about.

I was sorta' thinking that while perusing some profiles. I'd have to immediately own up to the "not really that much into gaming" thing... and the "having never dressed up and gone to a con" might disqualify me from true geekdom in some eyes....

Well (as with anything else), those people aren't your match, then, right?

However, if anyone's going to be there, and wants to keep an eye out...

Remind me in July.

I'd have to immediately own up to the "not really that much into gaming" thing... and the "having never dressed up and gone to a con" might disqualify me from true geekdom in some eyes....

There's more than one kind of geek.

Yep, "The Body."

It's so painful to watch that anything in my life going on seems not so bad.

I only pull that one out rarely. It's not pleasure viewing. It's like castor oil.

OMWF is more the usual thing, as it is more actively cheerful (in comparison).

Hmm. I think geek self-labeling is self-identication. I mean, there will always be an Elevator Lady, who will pull "Geekier Than Thou" card, but I think geekery contains multitudes.