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You know you're a geek when... - 8/17/2009 10:29:25 AM

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This is the hottest thing ever.

Other's welcome to offer up their own geeky indulgences.

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RE: You know you're a geek when... - 8/17/2009 10:38:52 AM

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I'm still nursing a crush on Link. How silly is that?

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RE: You know you're a geek when... - 8/17/2009 11:11:02 AM

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None at all. I've developed a liking to Midna >.>

And Samus Aran, in or out of her suit

Most of the Soul Calibur girls, especially Ivy... though that's more lust then anything else *coughs*
Sexy fighter chick with British accent and a whip? Yes please. Though for some reason her breasts (or rather, all their breasts, but hers most noticeably) get larger and bouncier with each game installment. =/

Let's not forget the reason why I like women (and perhaps strong, dominant type women) Catwoman herself.

Oh, and one my most favourite Final Fantasy girls (not Tifa, though she is second after Aerith/Aeris ) the spunky and ever cheerful Rikku.

Oh yeah, there's that one woman every geek seems to know about. Lara Croft. I actually like her legs more then her breasts, raw physical attraction wise. Also, yay accent.

Then there's every single female lead from ReBoot, AndrAI, Dot Matrix, Mouse, HEXADECIMAL. Erm. *coughs again* Couldn't find decent pictures of them though, and they're CGI characters from a TV show in the 90's...

And I haven't even gotten into the comic book femme fatales and superheroines... *drool*

Yes. I'm a bit of a geek. >.> More then a little. Thanks for making this thread, eesh.

*edit It's so hard to find decent pics of some of these without them having huge breasts. ><

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RE: You know you're a geek when... - 8/17/2009 11:16:40 AM

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Does this mean that I have to give up my secret geek status my admitting the fact that I even know who you're talking about? Not just Lara Croft, she's too well known, but Dot Matrix and HEXADECIMAL? Of course anyone who's played FFX (or X 1/2) knows Rikku, she did provide some great action and humour in the games....

So speaking of comic books/graphic novels, did you ever read Watchmen? Before the movie?

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RE: You know you're a geek when... - 8/17/2009 11:20:51 AM

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No actually, and to be fair I haven't read comic books properly since I was in my early teens, when I was reading all of the comics that my elder cousin had left at my aunt's when he lived with her. I didn't like the way they were, hmm, selling them? "Episodes" I felt were too short for my money so I typically waited until a collection came out and then I'd look at it. And then comic books got really confusing and broke their own rules a lot.

In school though when they -finally- brought graphic novels in as a recognized media and not just something for kids I was happy and got a ton of new stuff I'd never have been able to read otherwise or notice on my own.

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