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I lost four percent because I do not read comic books and have not since the magic age of 14.
The other six percent, I'm not so sure about. But I did answer all the questions honestly. I guess 90% isn't bad.
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I am horribly, terribly disappointed with myself and my score on this stupid quiz. What was your score? (Keep in mind that I'll never speak to you again if you scored higher than I did);
Here's something silly for you to play with this morning while you pretend to be working;
Yeah, me!
Although I did spot one mistake in the test itself .. did you also see it?
Even though Homeland Security is not happy about this, I am rather pleased about this discovery. How about you?
I got 89%, and I still feel robbed: we don't even *have* "spelling bee" competitions in the UK!
I got 89%, and I still feel robbed: we don't even *have* "spelling bee" competitions in the UK!
I only got 77% . .but I majored in Drama, so I have an excuse. I sort of think of myself more as geek groupy than an actual geek.
Dang. -50% for the double-post; sorry Greg! My router died when I clicked Post. I can only assume that the POST request was received by the server, but my router died receiving the response (50% for diagnosing the reason :-)
I got an 82%, but I blame their limited definition of geek.
82%, looking only one thing up on Wikipedia.
My bet is that you failed on question 8.
That said I cannot ever get a 100% on that questionaire :/
No spelling/math bee competitions over here and I do not get nervous when I'm not in keyboard distance of an e-mail client.
Are you saying that I failed on Question 8? HA!
For those just tuning in, question eight is:
/(bb|[^b]{2})/
... one of the answers is Larry Ellison, who has major computer connections and his name is Larry (I know his brother) so I think you are supposed to, in your head, 's/Ellison/Wall/g' Answer_4 > fail. Because of perl. (get it? larry wall? perl?)
(But you could never foresee that, could you ... get it? Larry Ellison? Foresee?)
O'Reilly and the others are all computer guys as well, with various connections. They really should have included Jeffrey Freidl. That would have been funny. Or "The owls" or "The Owls vs The Camel"
The reason it is William Shakespeare is because /(bb|[^b]{2})/ roughly means "to be or not to be..."
For me it reminded me of LaTeX. And yes I know LaTeX would get out a club and hit me if I tried to enter that as valid code :)
I'm either not geeky enough or too geeky to want to sign up for an online dating site in order to take this quiz. I prefer this one: http://www.innergeek.us/geek-test.html (my score: 56.01578%, which makes me an Extreme Geek - the 3rd level, below 1) Geek God and 2) Dysfunctional Geek).