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Jan 15 2009

Uber Cool Nerd GOD

Published by stephanieebarr at 10:10 pm under Everything Else Edit This


NerdTests.com says I'm an Uber Cool Nerd God.  Click here to take the Nerd Test, get nerdy images and jokes, and write on the nerd forum!
So, it’s official. I’m an “Uber Cool Nerd God” according to the “Nerd Test .” For those of you saying, “Well, duh, you’re a nerd,” hey, I’m not saying it’s a surprise. Though it is gratifying to be a nerd GOD. Anything worth doing is worth over doing.

Now, as we know, it’s Thieving Thursday and that’s cool because I saw this test on Kirsten’s Soccer Mom Files blog . I wasn’t among the elite few invited to take the test but I figured this was one that was right up my alley. And it was.

The surprise, though, was that I was also “Uber Cool.” Now, I was always of the impression that nerd and cool were mutually exclusive. Did something change when I wasn’t looking? Something happen since I was in high school and was so far from cool that I was effectively Mt. Vesuvious? It should be noted that, though a beautiful girl (though I didn’t know it at the time), I was also a boy/man repellent of surpassing talent. Usually, it only took 30 seconds.

Him: So what’s your major?
Me: Engineering Physics
Him: Well, gotta go.

Anyway, now that my beautiful girl days are long behind me and I know longer hang with any people that actually see my face, I went and got Uber Cool. Talk about a waste.   Still, I’m oddly gratified.

For the record, my husband (who can’t walk through a mall without being followed by wistful young girls and has many fawning minions on his chat server) was a “Dorky High Nerd” while my daughter, who is gorgeous and young and hangs with the angsty crowd was actually a “Highly Dorky Nerd Queen.” I don’t think being dorky bothered my husband nearly as much as not being as nerdy as he wanted to be.

I went and found the “original Nerd Test ,” too, but I’m still up there in nerdiness.  It’s *gasp* not a fluke!


I am nerdier than 94% of all people. Are you a nerd? Click here to take the Nerd Test, get geeky images and jokes, and write on the nerd forum!

The next blog , Kirsten challenged me to take the “Sanity Test .” You’ll be unsurprised to note that I’m apparently “Kinda Insane.”

The Insanity Test -- Create and Take a Fun Quiz @ NerdTests.com's User Tests!

Yeah, I thought so.

So, you willing to take the challenge?

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16 Responses to “Uber Cool Nerd GOD”

  1. attygnorrison 15 Jan 2009 at 11:51 pm edit this

    I don’t know about the “uber cool” part (sounds great for a teenager), but you gotta love being a GOD! How cool is that. I already know I’m dumb as a rock and SUPER insane.

    Davida

  2. maninthemoonon 16 Jan 2009 at 12:17 am edit this

    Thanks for posting that. I tried it just now and put it on my About page. I didn’t quite make it to godhood, but I did manage Uber Cool Nerd King. Like you, I was a nerd long before it was cool. I had my first county job as a computer programmer while I was still in high school. I’m a geek dad. What can I say?

  3. shakespeareon 16 Jan 2009 at 1:39 am edit this

    I’m so lame… I took the test, and the only even sort of high score I got was in literature. I took the older test and I got a 39!!! It said I wasn’t a nerd, but I wasn’t cool, either.

    I even tried the insanity test, but it said I was BORING… Literally, it said that. Boring. Yup, boring.

    Pissed me off…

  4. ravynon 18 Jan 2009 at 10:58 am edit this

    Cool Nerd Queen. Decent. I guess I’m more of a geek than a nerd, what with the gaming and all, but eh, this’ll do.

    And kinda insane. The questions don’t pick up my brand of insanity well enough, I think.

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