Oh God I really am a geek....

I head on over to Gnome-Girl to see how she's doing (not cancer, woo hoo!), and she's got a link to the Geek Test that's been really popular the last few days. So I go to check it out. What is the first question?

programmed a calculator in math class

OK it's official. Right there I already know what the answer is. Holly Hamblin, one killer-cool girl and a great friend, signed my yearbook in 8th, 9th, and 10th Grades: "Keep programming graphing calculators". Why? Because she was in math class with me every year, and all the time I sat there with my TI-85 trying to make it do cooler and cooler things. Ever done animation with a graphing calculator? I made Winnie The Pooh eat honey. Now, 5 years later, I've traded my sleek black graphing monster for a Windows 2003 server farm, a laptop, and a PocketPC.

man some of these questions are funny.

The result? 22.09073% - Geek. Wow, not bad. I would have assumed worse. Then again, I've never played D&D before. I wonder where my TI-85 is....

3 Comments

  • I made a breakout clone for the TI-82 that someone in California posted on the internet some how (I'm in Kentucky). That was pretty cool finding out that many people were using your program. That was probably my first application in the wild that people where using. I thought I was pretty smart for using a matrix to store stuff instead of the variables.





    Good times. Good times.

  • I created quite a few games for my TI-83 in math class. I also created a chat application with a friend that would use the link that you normally use to transmit programs to another TI to transmit characters.





    Geeks have to have some outlet for their interests, and the TI was handy.

  • 51.28205% - Super Geek

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