Girl Geek Hobbies

[ThotFullGuy]

Maybe you’re the evil cylon if you’ve been put out the cyber airlock before.

That hurts my brain. Also, I know I’m bad with the 'ole typos, but did I really just misspell the word “sexy”? Frak, I am a piece of work.

[Pike]

That hurts my brain. Also, I know I’m bad with the 'ole typos, but did I really just misspell the word “sexy”? Frak, I am a piece of work.

“Thot’s bringing sa exy back…”

[xAGENTxASSLEEx]

Welcome aboard, err, Asslee…

Anyhoo, be sure to consider adding your pix to the GWC flickr pool.

Thanks, Pike!

I’m new here so i’m not exactly sure where to find the GWC flickr pool and i’m too lazy to search for it right now. Care to point me in the right direction?

[Pike]

Thanks, Pike!

I’m new here so i’m not exactly sure where to find the GWC flickr pool and i’m too lazy to search for it right now. Care to point me in the right direction?

If I copied it right, this is it.

If not, go to the blog and check the sidebar.

[GothicJossMinion]

That hurts my brain. Also, I know I’m bad with the 'ole typos, but did I really just misspell the word “sexy”? Frak, I am a piece of work.

Yeah but I’ve learned to cope. The teacher in me cringes but I will persevere.

[Tesseract]

I know your pain.

I’m saving up for laser but then I’ll lose half my friends. Honestly I used to make fun of the only difference between Superman and Clark Kent wsa glasses and a Curl. I no longer make fun of it. I wore glasses for 10 years then I started switching between them and contacts. Some people can’t recognize me with/without my glasses. Weird huh?

I’m the reverse: I only started to wear glasses two years ago (I was 25). For some reason most of my friends from school thought I wore them when I was younger. I guess they had an image of me in glasses way back when: she’s a geek, therefore, specs. :rolleyes:

[Tesseract]

Ummm…not sure if men are allowed in this thread, so if I’m not welcome let me know. Just want to say, I love the Silmarillion. Such an epic, almost shakespearen collection of tales. I read it when I was in high school, but I agree it is far from breezy reading. In recent years, instead of re-reading it, I’ve really enjoyed “reading” it as a book on tape (or CD). There’s a audiobook version read by Martin Shaw which is great. Nice thing a reading a book like that in audiobook format is that your brain doesn’t have to get all hung out on how to pronounce everything—instead you just sit back and enjoyed the beautiful names of all the people, places, things …and gods.
Just thinking about it now, makes me want to go back to listen to it again. I’m due for a Silmarillion fix.

I agree! The reading the Silmarillion felt like reading the fantasy-version of Edith Hamilton’s Mythology. It’s really really good. I wish I can download an audiobook of it somewhere… Alas I’m in Asia. :rolleyes:

[ThotFullGuy]

I agree! The reading the Silmarillion felt like reading the fantasy-version of Edith Hamilton’s Mythology. It’s really really good. I wish I can download an audiobook of it somewhere… Alas I’m in Asia. :rolleyes:

I just checked iTunes, and alas (I wanted to be like you and use the word alas)…alas, Silmarillion the Audiobook isn’t on there. Good news is that Children of Hurin is on iTunes and the narrator is none other than Christopher Lee. Cool!

[Spad31]

Ladies, what happened to this thread? I went looking for geocaching topics and stumbled on this one. What’re y’all up to these days? Lots of names remain the same, and surely there are more recent adds to our geek girlfriend family. So, come on Geekettes, give the boys something to talk about! What are your girl geek hobbies these days?

-Trey