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What do a nerd looks for in a girl? Which features are most important?
cybervenus.
cybervenus.
What do a nerd looks for in a girl?
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Hmmm... I believe we already had a thread like this.
You wouldn't happen to be a bot would you? ;-p
We've had ones lately that copy and repost bits of members posts.
If not I'll see if I can find that thread.
You wouldn't happen to be a bot would you? ;-p
We've had ones lately that copy and repost bits of members posts.
If not I'll see if I can find that thread.
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Ha! Here we are...
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=282504
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=282504
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Someone that's teaches math or science, or even better yet, a NASA engineer, or even more incredible yet, someone who's been both a science teacher and a NASA engineer.
But, you really want more than just your typical female NASA engineer. You want someone willing to do some hands experimentation on the efect the angular momentum generated through contra dancing has on the Earth's rotation. And someone interested in fluid dynamics and willing to do some hands on experimenting on Class IV or Class V rapids on the river. Someone you can share an evening with just sitting around figuring out how to take the Fourier transform of her cat (the Fourier transform part is pretty easy - the hard part is defining the cat's shape with a Legendre polynomial).
And, of course, they have to enjoy the simple things in life. You know, things like sitting around getting their toenails painted while feeding each other Godiva chocolates.
But, you really want more than just your typical female NASA engineer. You want someone willing to do some hands experimentation on the efect the angular momentum generated through contra dancing has on the Earth's rotation. And someone interested in fluid dynamics and willing to do some hands on experimenting on Class IV or Class V rapids on the river. Someone you can share an evening with just sitting around figuring out how to take the Fourier transform of her cat (the Fourier transform part is pretty easy - the hard part is defining the cat's shape with a Legendre polynomial).
And, of course, they have to enjoy the simple things in life. You know, things like sitting around getting their toenails painted while feeding each other Godiva chocolates.
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grammar?
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I thought women that nit pick grammar would be something to avoid?
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nit-pick has a hyphen. :tongue:
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do you allude to my grammar? i'm sorry but i'm not american. i'm an italian student, looking for informations about nerds and their interests, in particular whitin girls. i'm doing an assignnment for university.
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Moonbear
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I don't know, why don't you tell us?
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yeah, but im just funnin' ya! im a nerd, and im mostly in to pretty faces and hot bodies. hope this helps....
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What's with the stereotyping? Who said a scientist has to be a nerd?
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Or that a nerd is looking for a girl?
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Moonbear
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I don't know why people keep looking here for nerds anyway. Everyone here is pretty cool. Maybe they need to try some history forum or something.
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lisab
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Or a philosophy forum :tongue2:.I don't know why people keep looking here for nerds anyway. Everyone here is pretty cool. Maybe they need to try some history forum or something.
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Ivan Seeking
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It's a mind-boggling mystery!