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Post by The Great Aztec Joe on Aug 12, 2011 7:41:22 GMT -8
I am absolutely convinced that geeks are born that way. It is almost impossible for them to UN-GEEK themselves. They can learn to imitate patterns of behavior that make them look less geeky, but they simply can not undo it all.
Just like a true sociopath who has no emotion can learn to fake emotion, geeks can try to act normal, but usually fail to convince people that their behavior is real.
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Post by aztecwin on Aug 14, 2011 13:42:32 GMT -8
Would cutting back or out of olives and olive oil help?
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Post by The Great Aztec Joe on Aug 16, 2011 8:11:44 GMT -8
Would cutting back or out of olives and olive oil help? Geekism is not related to diet. I am quite convinced that it is a genetic mutation that is of only minor worry. We can live with geeks in our neighborhoods. Besides, they made high school fun. For the guys, even if we did not make the high school football team we still felt that we were manly if there were geeks around us. For the girls, even if they were not on the list for homecoming Queen or princess, they usually had a friend or two that were female geeks. That way they could feel superior to those girls around them. Every once in a while a male geek goes on a killing rampage, and he kills a dozen or more normal people like the guy in the University of Texas Tower, or Huberty at the McDonalds in San Ysidro, or the two boys as Columbine High. I consider that behavior to be similar to an elephant going wild. They get so tired of being treated like sheeeet that they just snap. For that reason I believe it is wise advice to be nice to elephants and geeks so as to not push them over the edge. |
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Post by aztecwin on Aug 16, 2011 11:23:16 GMT -8
Would cutting back or out of olives and olive oil help? Geekism is not related to diet. I am quite convinced that it is a genetic mutation that is of only minor worry. We can live with geeks in our neighborhoods. Besides, they made high school fun. For the guys, even if we did not make the high school football team we still felt that we were manly if there were geeks around us. For the girls, even if they were not on the list for homecoming Queen or princess, they usually had a friend or two that were female geeks. That way they could feel superior to those girls around them. Every once in a while a male geek goes on a killing rampage, and he kills a dozen or more normal people like the guy in the University of Texas Tower, or Huberty at the McDonalds in San Ysidro, or the two boys as Columbine High. I consider that behavior to be similar to an elephant going wild. They get so tired of being treated like sheeeet that they just snap. For that reason I believe it is wise advice to be nice to elephants and geeks so as to not push them over the edge. Elephants are pretty easy to identify, but Geeks are not always that easy to spot. Sometimes their Mother or Spouse will dress them and comb their hair. Do you think that Geeks should be made to sport a "scarlet letter" so you can steer clear? |
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Post by Bob Forsythe on Aug 16, 2011 17:46:08 GMT -8
Would cutting back or out of olives and olive oil help? Geekism is not related to diet. I am quite convinced that it is a genetic mutation that is of only minor worry. Well, if there's one thing we can be sure of it's the fact that nobody will ever consider you to be a geek. =Bob |
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