Talk Nerdy to me! (date, girl, conversation, relations)
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Depends on your definition of nerd, I guess. When I was in high school, a nerd was someone who was completely awkward, but no where near book-smart. They usually got bad grades, dressed as though their clothes came from a free-bin, and we always joked that they were going to be the ones who would walk into their place of employment one day with an AK-47 (yes, I know, that IS NOT FUNNY. We were teenagers, give us a break). One of them actually ended up in prison, but for what, I don't know.
The ones who were the stereotypical nerds, were generally accepted. Well, at least they were not unpopular. I went to a preparatory high school where being "dumb" was looked down upon; so perhaps that is why.
But, outside of my high school, I know that being the stereotypical nerd was not the best way to climb the social ladder. I had friends from other high schools that made fun of them.
So, I must ask; when did geeky/nerdy girls become hot? For me, they always were, but I am talking about in general. It seems to be a recent phenomenon.
Anyways, for me it is because we can talk about things that are of actual interest, not just your usual chit-chat. They generally are not concerned about pop culture or following the latest trend (a huge plus for me). I dunno, they walk to the beat of a different drummer, and it is usually a rhythm I can feel.
Last edited by Keeper; 12-18-2010 at 05:17 AM..
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Seriously, I'm asking Santa for one of those. I'm afraid the hollering from my trunk might draw unwanted attention to me chariot.
Ask Joe Pesci for help while your at it!
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