Posted: September 20, 2007 2:06 pm
Total goofball here..... 
oh and proud of it!
oh and proud of it!Page 2 of 2
Posted: September 20, 2007 2:40 pm
Considering I had to put thought into this... I'm not sure what that makes me. I'd have to say a doofball or a goofus
Posted: September 20, 2007 2:52 pm
Hmmmmmmmmm, over-analyzing could lean towards geek, too....GroundSwell wrote:Considering I had to put thought into this... I'm not sure what that makes me. I'd have to say a doofball or a goofus
Posted: September 20, 2007 3:02 pm
goor point! or nerd....Man i'm in trouble!pbans wrote:Hmmmmmmmmm, over-analyzing could lean towards geek, too....GroundSwell wrote:Considering I had to put thought into this... I'm not sure what that makes me. I'd have to say a doofball or a goofus
Posted: September 20, 2007 3:30 pm
i AM NERD/GEEK but I would rather be like Larry
but I would rather be like LarryPosted: September 20, 2007 4:58 pm
I hereby proclaim my goofball-ness. Dork, nerd and geek seem to imply some sort form of intelligence mixed with annoying tendencies. Goofball seems to be a good fit for me. ![[smilie=dwayne.gif]](./images/smilies/dwayne.gif "dwayne")
Posted: September 20, 2007 5:02 pm
If Mings were here, he'd complain that there was no option for "goober" or "goofy goober".
C'mon Lulu, let's sing the Goofy Goober song!
C'mon Lulu, let's sing the Goofy Goober song!
Posted: September 20, 2007 5:04 pm
I'm in the doofus category for sure.
Posted: September 20, 2007 5:17 pm
When I hear the words nerd and geek, I think of the main characters from "Revenge of the Nerds". Very smart but very socially inept.
When I hear the work dork, I think of the Anthony Michael Halls friend in 16 Candles. You know the ones, the guys he goes to see the night when he has the hot girl passed out in the car. These guys may or may not be smart and are somewhat socially inept.
When I hear the word goofball, I think of someone is silly and doesn't take him/herself to seriously. May or may not be smart.
When I hear the word doofess, I think of a nice person who tries but stumbles over him/herself in social situations. May or may not be smart.
When I hear the word H.O.G, I think of Larry.
If I use those definitions, I like to think of myself as a goofball. Given what I do for a living (and for the shear fact I spent so much time writing all this up), I am probably a nerd/geek (minus the socially inept part).
Of course, everyone is going to have their own interpretations of those words.
When I hear the work dork, I think of the Anthony Michael Halls friend in 16 Candles. You know the ones, the guys he goes to see the night when he has the hot girl passed out in the car. These guys may or may not be smart and are somewhat socially inept.
When I hear the word goofball, I think of someone is silly and doesn't take him/herself to seriously. May or may not be smart.
When I hear the word doofess, I think of a nice person who tries but stumbles over him/herself in social situations. May or may not be smart.
When I hear the word H.O.G, I think of Larry.
If I use those definitions, I like to think of myself as a goofball. Given what I do for a living (and for the shear fact I spent so much time writing all this up), I am probably a nerd/geek (minus the socially inept part).
Of course, everyone is going to have their own interpretations of those words.
Posted: September 20, 2007 9:35 pm
doofball here!!!