Name stampers

[tkim]

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23%

I think I lost points because I was married, had kids, and showered daily.

 

[Faebinder]

Trekkies should have their own sub-diagnosis under the infamous Asperger Syndrome. Along with the Star Wars fans and the DND fans. 😀

 

[NotAProgDirector]

Man, I'm only 38.06%. Not bad for a PD, tho.

 

[Grace34]

I think it's hilarious that your avatar references the borg...

 

[Samoa]

12.2%

 

[Kubed]

Amateurs....

55.42%

The "I own" section did me in.

 

[Winged Scapula]

Yup, most likely.

Although the classic example is, what, the film projectionist at your local movie theater? 🙂

Do they still have projectionists? Or just someone who hits "play" on the DVD player?

 

[Blade28]

Do they still have projectionists? Or just someone who hits "play" on the DVD player?

Good question!

 

[Tired]

15.7%, just over the line into geekiness.

Damn video games . . .

 

[f_w]

I firmly believe that the epicenter of the stamp epidemic lies in the Health and Hospitals Corporation of NYC.

'No stampy, no pikcky up oder' (imagine your favourite tagalog accent with this).

The girls where brutal. Reason being was that if they picked up an unstamped order and pharmacy reported them, they would get their a## chewed out by one of the numerous supervisors (nobody ever gets fired at HHC).

 

[f_w]

Oh, and making a u-tube movie to illustrate a point is definitely geeky.

 

[Drawing Dead]

10.45365%- What's up with getting points for watching Spaceballs more than once? And games on my PDA? What else do you think is getting me through my last 2 rotations in med school?

 

[Winged Scapula]

10.45365%- What's up with getting points for watching Spaceballs more than once? And games on my PDA? What else do you think is getting me through my last 2 rotations in med school?

I lost on that one as well (its my mother's favorite movie) and Princess Bride.

I could have been geekier but decided that it wasn't fair to check off all the programming languages because since its been 20 years since I've done it, it hardly qualifies as "knowing" them anymore.