I don't know anyone my age who really objects to drag queens or very butch lesbians,
I've met quite a few twentysomething people who do.
I think that there is a hierarchy of weirdness, but I wouldn't quite equate that with geekiness. Most people tend to try to play up their geekiness, but subdue their weirdness. Unless, of course, they're in the closet about a particular geekdom of theirs.
No, I'm not just commenting so I can use my weird new Cuckoo icon. ;)
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branchandroot
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Date: 2005-01-24 06:55 am (UTC)I've met quite a few twentysomething people who do.
I think that there is a hierarchy of weirdness, but I wouldn't quite equate that with geekiness. Most people tend to try to play up their geekiness, but subdue their weirdness. Unless, of course, they're in the closet about a particular geekdom of theirs.
No, I'm not just commenting so I can use my weird new Cuckoo icon. ;)