Difference between revisions of "Geek"
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*Role Playing Game Geeks | *Role Playing Game Geeks | ||
*Music geeks | *Music geeks | ||
| − | * | + | *Sports geeks (rarely used) |
| − | * | + | *Car geeks |
*Sci-fi geeks | *Sci-fi geeks | ||
| − | * | + | *Comic book geeks |
| − | *[[drug enthusiasts| | + | *[[drug enthusiasts|Drug geeks]] |
*[[SMC Rat| SMC Rats]] | *[[SMC Rat| SMC Rats]] | ||
| − | *[[Shakespeare| | + | *[[Shakespeare|Theater geeks]] |
| − | * | + | *Film geeks |
*[[Snu]]s | *[[Snu]]s | ||
| + | *[[Computer Science]] geeks | ||
| + | *[[sex|Hot]] Geeks | ||
[[Category:Stereotypes]] | [[Category:Stereotypes]] | ||
Revision as of 08:10, 16 May 2007
A geek is a person who has an unusually high level of interest in something. Most often the subject of interest is rather esoteric.
The term is usually derogatory. Some might say that geek is the opposite of jock.
Some people contend that everyone at Knox is a geek about something.
There are many types of geeks. A few examples are:
- Star Wars geeks
- Role Playing Game Geeks
- Music geeks
- Sports geeks (rarely used)
- Car geeks
- Sci-fi geeks
- Comic book geeks
- Drug geeks
- SMC Rats
- Theater geeks
- Film geeks
- Snus
- Computer Science geeks
- Hot Geeks
