Ok reader, it's your time to shine. Announcing the first ever Browntastic Nerd-Off. Here's what you need to do:
1. Accept that if you are my friend, or visit this site, you are a nerd.
2. Think of the nerdiest thing you've ever done. (Being my friend does not count.)
3. Post your nerdy thing in the comments section.
Good luck!
12 comments:
I will get you started:
I am currently wearing a (homemade) t-shirt that says, "Never Derink and Derive!"
Erin, I will be very good at this. I've got nerd down to an art! I'll start with this:
I bought the frames to the glasses I have solely because they resembled the glasses I saw one of my favorite theologians wearing in a picture in a theology book.
Wow, Nolan... are you a fan of the Dalai Lama's specs?
Erin, I'm impressed. For never having met, you seem to know me so well.
I wore a hat to school that had fold-down ear muffs.
My mom made me wear white ankle socks to church in the seventh grade when EVERYONE else had graduated to "nylons" (1964, you understand.)
In the glove compartment of my car, I keep a list of all the counties in Alabama and their corresponding license tag numbers. That way, when I'm driving on the highway and I see a license tag and don't recognize the number, I can whip out the trusty list and figure out where they are from!
I don't know if I can beat Nolan here or not, but I have all of the prepositions memorized. In alphabetical order.
Oh, and I also named my car "Hotie" (pronouced Ho-tee) because I have a donkey figurine on my dashboard. Put that one together...if you're nerdy enough.
I was at 5:30 mass when it hit me. I was a senior in high school and for some reason I decided it would be cool to where a Santa coat for a winter coat. I must have worn it for like a week. Finally the last day before Christmas break someone asked me, "What's the deal? You been wearing that dumb coat all week." I took it off and now I have no idea where it is.
Ok, I am very impressed by your nerdiness- all of you! If we were to combine forces, we would have a man/woman wearing a hat with earflaps, massive spectacles, a calculus t-shirt under a santa coat, with bobby socks & church shoes. This person would drive a Spanish clown car in search of the most unusual Alabama license plate. I also suspect this person would be institutionalized.
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