Geeks Can Rule with Too-Cool Gadgets

[Jason Dunn]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://www.mckenzieink.ca/edge_022703_HugAGeek.htm' target='_blank'>http://www.mckenzieink.ca/edge_022703_HugAGeek.htm</a><br /><br /></div>"No time for foolish giggles this week as we’re celebrating the latest excuse for a poster event – Hug a Geek Weak! Just like Secretary’s Day, Hug a Geek Weak is the one time of year when you get to show your appreciation for this often-shunned member of your workforce. <br /><br />Remember that last computer crash? Who fixed it for you? Yep, give that geek a hug. In celebration of this undeclared mid-week event, I’m diving into my stash and revealing the ultimate in geek paraphernalia – cool stuff for your PDA."

[Jhokur2k]

Hug a Geek Weak

You know, it's a good thing you're quoting from another source. There's just so many ways to run with that - Give a geek a weak hug, Hug a weak geek... sheesh :p

[Janak Parekh]

But the article distinguishes between "week" and "weak". I think they're playing with words. Weird, but eh.

--janak

[Brad Adrian]

This author calls himself a geek? Granted, he's got some cool toys and admits to carrying his Dell Axim when he skis, but unless he's wearing MobilePants or an eVest, I consider him simply a geek-in-training.

[DrtyBlvd]

This may have more meaning to the UK populace, but wouldn't that make him a 'Git' ? :lol: