geeks.

we are geeks.

geeks are cool.
geeks get the chicks.
we get the checks
and we get nice.

holla.
tw

On 7/15/05, Cameron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's a question that a friend of mine asked me, and I thought the CF folks 
> could throw in on this.
> 
> Intellectual achievement is something that we, as a society, should want to
> encourage. Sadly, the term "nerd" or "geek" has negative connotations, 
> largely focused around social dysfunction:
> 
> - "Our IT guy? He's a real computer geek."
> - "All she does is study. She's such a nerd."
> 
> I am looking for a word or label that can be used to describe individuals
> who seek to expand their mind and explore the world. "Renaissance Man" is a
> bit outdated and also somewhat gender specific. "Scholar" tends to focus on 
> scholastic achievment.
> 
> The term should have positive connotations that can be used in sentences like:
> 
> - "He's a ranked boxer and also a X."
> 
> - "When she isn't out snowboarding, she's programming web pages. Clearly, 
> she's an athlete and a X".
> 
> - "I am a X."
> 
> Thoughts, people?
> 
> Cameron
> 
> 

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