LadyLuna said:
My geeky hobbies:
-anime (trying to catch up on the classics, currently working on Trigun)
-geeky shows (Star Trek, Fringe, Lie to Me, Dexter)
I died a little when you implied Trigun is a classic. I remember when it came out. It looked awesome. It played out like a comedy sci fi western. Then it got all stupid and fake serious and the second half was nothing like the first half. Call it classic if you must, I call it forgettable.
Also, Dexter is geeky? Based on a pop pulp novel and generally not seeming at all geeky but rather mainstream with better production due to it being Showtime and not network TV.
I have a lot of geeky hobbies though.
I read a lot, and usually technical stuff, educational stuff or intellectual stuff. No pulp novels for me.
I play RPGs on the computer and consoles. As well as other games.
I also play RPGs at a table in a basement with other people. Things like Savage Worlds, Dungeons and Dragons and more. We play for about 8 hours once a week.
Computers, programing, all that good stuff.
Watch sci-fi. I wouldn't call anime geeky or nerdy anymore. Maybe back before it had dedicated sections even at walmart it could have been, but now it's everywhere and mainstream. The obscurity and work needed for it was really what made it geeky, now the only work needed is wading through the crap to find the good stuff.
I collect comics.
Go go comic conventions and gaming conventions.
Frankly right now I'm playing Mortal Kombat and there are gundam models on my floor, not to mention the model rockets. Three computers in this one room, a wall covered in video games. An Atari 2600 sits in the corner with THREE OTHERS.