Your Stereotype

What's your stereotype?

Would you kindly list a) an adjective or two and b) a stereotype you might identify with?

ie - "Fickle Raging Nerd" would be acceptable. Here, use this list to help.

Maritimer (guilty of using "{insert adjective} as smurf" and the occasional francophonism or "Lard t'und'rin Jeez" but never "byze" unless I'm mocking) and generic anglophilia brought on by heavy childhood influence

Oddly Obsessive Geek

I really don't know the difference between nerd, geek and dork but I have an incredibly obsessive personality, and lately it's been very much aimed toward games, comics and movies with a sprinkle of crime stories. I prefer freak, but dork/nerd/geek works for me.

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Originally Posted by Elskidor

Oddly Obsessive Geek

I really don't know the difference between nerd, geek and dork but I have an incredibly obsessive personality, and lately it's been very much aimed toward games, comics and movies with a sprinkle of crime stories. I prefer freak, but dork/nerd/geek works for me.

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That's geek; nerd is more sciencey, but I've had a "real" (read: science) nerd gift me with the title for being a history buff.

I don't really like to stereotype myself too much, as I constantly change and my interests broaden, and sometimes I become no longer interested in some things.

Maybe like... Overly Girly Hipster Geek? I don't know.

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Originally Posted by Citizen Bleys

Maritimer (guilty of using "{insert adjective} as smurf" and the occasional francophonism or "Lard t'und'rin Jeez" but never "byze" unless I'm mocking) and generic anglophilia brought on by heavy childhood influence

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:monocle: - I had to read your post like three times until I understood what was going on and had to Google Maritimer. I almost felt like uncultured swine until I got to anglophilia because I knew what that one was!

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I'm a Bubbly Fickle Artist.

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Originally Posted by Fuzakeru

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Originally Posted by Citizen Bleys

Maritimer (guilty of using "{insert adjective} as smurf" and the occasional francophonism or "Lard t'und'rin Jeez" but never "byze" unless I'm mocking) and generic anglophilia brought on by heavy childhood influence

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:monocle: - I had to read your post like three times until I understood what was going on and had to Google Maritimer. I almost felt like uncultured swine until I got to anglophilia because I knew what that one was!

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I'm a Bubbly Fickle Artist.

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This is actually pretty accurate. Not completely, but pretty accurate nonetheless.

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Originally Posted by Citizen Bleys

This is actually pretty accurate. Not completely, but pretty accurate nonetheless.

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I could watch the Encyclopedia for Fighting video all day. "I'm gonna come to your house and slam your smurfing cupboards!" "I'll come over to your house and paint your smurfing fence!"

This is amazing. I would like to become a maritimer but I'd be bad at it. "I'll come over to your place of residence and do YOUR dishes......so you better have some that are dirty or it'll be a total waste of my time. *SPIT*"

Vivacious, buxom harlot

Stingy stingy Asian.

American Stereotypes :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YNgRRyRxK0

Feminine, overly emotional, caring nerd?

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Originally Posted by Citizen Bleys

Maritimer (guilty of using "{insert adjective} as smurf" and the occasional francophonism or "Lard t'und'rin Jeez" but never "byze" unless I'm mocking) and generic anglophilia brought on by heavy childhood influence

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Yep.

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Originally Posted by Shorty

Would you kindly list a) an adjective or two and b) a stereotype you might identify with?

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Disgusting grognardy neckbeard :)

Baleful devouring hierophant.

Sony.