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Comrade Tassadar
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29.5858% - Total Geek
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mrmitchell
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Although I'm stunned as to how I scored that high. I know nothing of any regular ultrageek thing (Trek, LOTR before the movies, etc.)
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shawnmmcc
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Lifetime Geekiness of 40.23669% Super Geek, current Geekiness after having been married for over 10 years and a 10 month old daughter - 30.17751% Total Geek. So with enough age, you can drop your Geekiness level. Plus, the designers take a shot at it - Chainmail and Pascal, but they miss quite a bit of vintage Geekiness.
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centrifuge
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I'm only a major geek, 35.10848%
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Comrade Tassadar
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They should also give you points for being in Korea.
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13-01-2004 08:41
How's this geeky? We had to memorize the first 18 elements in the perioidic table of elements in order to pass chemistry in elementary school. I remember studying principles of the perioidic table and the properties of the substances (ok, not all, but the first 30 or so, I had really hard time relating to any of the substances except for some basic metals after Zinc) from a dictionary in school library when I was 10.
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