The Geek Test

So it's kinda long, but it's interesting.

Your Geekiness Awaits

I scored: 5.12821% - Poser

11.43984% - Geekish Tendencies


bahh....

so i play chess, am a math god, know how to work with electronics, like trivia and word problems, and watch Monthy Python...

0.59172% - Poser

3.94477% - Poser

1.57791% - Poser

12.42604% - Geekish Tendencies

I scored: 5.12821% - Poser

Me too

11.2426% - Geekish Tendencies

20.71006% - Geek

And I thought of like another 15 more things that should get me points, which should give me another 2%...

BTW, Is there really and odd/even number rule in the Star Trek movies? How does it work....Anybody?

3 point something. poser

Nice avatar VC416 (Edit) I meant sig, kindy like Hedo's old Shakira one

Last edited by Colin on Fri May 30, 2003 10:08 am, edited 1 time in total.

Nice avatar VC416

no doubt
I like my sig more though

That's what I meant, my bad

5.91716% - Poser

I'm a Poser Geek...is that even possible?

4.14201% - Poser

1.18343% - Poser

4.53649% - Poser

4.14201% - Poser

BTW, Is there really and odd/even number rule in the Star Trek movies? How does it work....Anybody?

The even numbered Trek movies are better than the odd ones...that's the rule...[edit: it applies to the next gen ones too...not just kirk/spock]

without further ado:
46.15385% - Super Geek

Probably because in the first "I know" section I marked the majority of them...

I mean...shouldn't every one know 3 temperature scales (though i probably can't spell them), the freezing/boiling points of each, how to convert between them, (get in touch with me on MSN or AIM if you really want to know) what http stands for, the difference between ram/rom, who created msdos, and so on and so forth?

Well I guess Ben is the "winner" so far...

0I mean...shouldn't every one know 3 temperature scales (though i probably can't spell them), the freezing/boiling points of each, how to convert between them

I know 3 (celsius, farenheit, Kelvin) but not that stuff about them.

15.58185% - Geek

...what http stands for, the difference between ram/rom, who created msdos, and so on and so forth?

I'm actually curious...do tell.

hyper text transfer protocol

random access memory/read only memory

MS DOS that should tell you enough. The original QDOS was made by some Seattle based company, and Microsoft bought it from them, and made an IBM and PC version.

Even though I'm only 1/3 of Ben's geekiness, I can answer these!

8.48126% - Poser