Geek Test

[Ryan Joseph]

Okay, so most of you have probably already seen this, but I searched the forums and couldn't find any mention of it. I just found it yesterday and I think it's hilarious.

www.innergeek.us
(click on Take The Test)

Post your score here. I got 38 percent which equals Major Geek. I'm really curious to see how the rest of you do. :mrgreen:

[Pat Logsdon]

56.01578%. Extreme Geek. Yup. 8O

But also devilishly handsome. :mrgreen:

[sebringal]

Only 26 - Total Geek

(And that was with all those extra points for being a Geek Chick!)

[ADBrown]

12.42% -- Geekish Tendancies. Odd--I would have thought that naming pets after scientists and scifi characters would count for more.

[Paragon]

21.46%

I really want to see "pt" take this test! :jawdrop:

[Kati Compton]

41.42012% Major Geek

[Darius Wey]

56.21302% Extreme Geek

How scary... 8O

[smileyguy]

34.31953% - Total Geek

Not bad, better than only half a geek.

[tzirbel]

Crap, Only a 51. Time to pick up a few more interests. 0X

[Don't Panic!]

13.21499%. Thought it would be higher.

[tregnier]

I think you qualify as a geek if you go through all the questions, regardless of how many you answer. :mrgreen:

[famousdavis]

17% Total Geek.

Errr, I mean, 17.357% Total Geek.

I'm happy it's not any more than that.

You guys who top 50% -- wow. I simply don't know what to say or think! :-)

I missed the 2,000,000th visitor by fewer than 500. Wonder what the prize would've been....

[Brad Adrian]

Eh, only 17% (the fact that I rounded the answer probably attests to my non-geekiness). My family members are challenging the results, though.

[Kati Compton]

Eh, only 17% (the fact that I rounded the answer probably attests to my non-geekiness). My family members are challenging the results, though.
Did you give yourself an extra point at the bottom for each eVest product you own? I think those would be valid points...

And as for the rounding, maybe you just prefer integer math. ;)

[Kati Compton]

41.42012% Major Geek

Hmm. If I were slightly more geeky, I'd be the answer to the Ultimate Question.

[Pat Logsdon]

Eh, only 17% (the fact that I rounded the answer probably attests to my non-geekiness).
Did you give yourself an extra point at the bottom for each eVest product you own? I think those would be valid points...
I think an accurate reflection of geekiness would be to allocate one point per pocket in each vest you own. That oughta put you right up there. :wink:

[ADBrown]

41.42012% Major Geek

Hmm. If I were slightly more geeky, I'd be the answer to the Ultimate Question.

Ah, but you're already the first prime number in a long series of quadric primes starting at 41 and ending with the 41st number in sequence, 41 x 41 = 1681.

[Don Tolson]

Only 16.7% must be losing some of my geekiness as I get old...(er)

[Kati Compton]

41.42012% Major Geek
Hmm. If I were slightly more geeky, I'd be the answer to the Ultimate Question.
Ah, but you're already the first prime number in a long series of quadric primes starting at 41 and ending with the 41st number in sequence, 41 x 41 = 1681.
And with that statement, you've shown that you're more geeky than I. ;)

[Darius Wey]

I missed the 2,000,000th visitor by fewer than 500. Wonder what the prize would've been....

A *super* geek superhero costume. :mrgreen:

[Darius Wey]

I think you qualify as a geek if you go through all the questions, regardless of how many you answer. :mrgreen:

No kidding... It was a *long* test. Speaking of which, can someone please surpass my score? :( :lol:

[Dave Beauvais]

I scored 34.12229% -- a "Total Geek."

[Pat Logsdon]

No kidding... It was a *long* test. Speaking of which, can someone please surpass my score? :( :lol:
Sure - I could take it again and check off all of the "Magic the Gathering" questions... 8O

I honestly don't understand how that's geeky. D&D I can see, but the whole card game thing? I don't get it.

[Darius Wey]

Pat, you're still an "extreme geek" anyway. ;)

[ADBrown]

41.42012% Major Geek
Hmm. If I were slightly more geeky, I'd be the answer to the Ultimate Question.
Ah, but you're already the first prime number in a long series of quadric primes starting at 41 and ending with the 41st number in sequence, 41 x 41 = 1681.
And with that statement, you've shown that you're more geeky than I. ;)

Perhaps, but I can't claim mathematical acumen on this count, just phenomenal memory. The 41 prime number sequence was mentioned in the novel "Rama II" by Arthur C. Clarke. If I recall correctly, it was told to Michael O'Toole on his 41st birthday, and later on became part of his activation code for Trinity.

Brought to you by Adama's House of Nearly Useless Trivia. And I think I'll shut my mouth now, before I build my score any higher. :lol:

[Ryan Joseph]

Yeah, it was a long test, but you have to admit that some of those questions were great. My favorites:

"I know that Bill Gates is both God and Satan."
"I know that the answer is 42"
"I have a computer at home with the cover removed."

..........yes, I checked all three. :lol:

[Steven Cedrone]

I need a life... :wink:

49.19527%

Steve

[SteveHoward999]

52.46548% - Super Geek


I especially like:-

Married a geek
dated someone over the internet
married somone you met over the internet


So does my wife :-)

[Pat Logsdon]

Married a geek
dated someone over the internet
married somone you met over the internet
So does my wife :-)
Me too! :) Seems I started a trend in my family - a few years after I married my wife, my Dad met someone online and then married her. :)

By the way, I'm not sure if we should add or subtract points due to your part man, part cat physique. ;)