June 4, 2003
Erin Ferdinand Utne.com
Growing up in a Minneapolis suburb where ?hockey hair? reigned
supreme and school administrators dubbed my graduating class ?The
Brew Crew,? I was oft reminded of my painful ?Total Geek? status.
The Geek Test, on the web at www.innergeek.us, not only
confirms my old classmates? cruelest prophecies, it also serves as
a tool of empowerment, providing a scientific metric and a little
objectivity for my tender geek persona. Whereas ?Total Geek?
translated to ?Social Pariah? in 1992 popularity points, it barely
cracks the 30th percentile in the grand scheme of all things geek.
With detailed questions regarding one?s fan fiction and computer
manual consumption and rankings from ?Geek Poser? to ?Dysfunctional
Geek,? The Geek Test puts everything in the proper perspective.
Take this geek ?purity test? and watch your confidence soar, just
in time for that upcoming class reunion.
?Erin Ferdinand
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