Geekiness!

So, something about me that you may not know is that I'm a fairly geeky person - I'm not so good with superheroes like Batman or Spiderman or anything like that, but I'm quite geeky in other ways. I like anime (although I really don't watch very much of it) like Dragonball Z, which was my favourite cartoon when I was younger! I also liked Tenchi Muyo, even though they stopped making it after a stupidly tiny amount of episodes.
Anyway, I've recently started watching Big Bang Theory with my boyfriend, and I really would love to have friends like that! Anyway, I watched an episode last night that had me in fits of giggles, and I wanted to share the moment that made me laugh so much:
The Lord of the Rings movies are one of the main things I'm quite geeky about - I must have seen them all at least 6 times, and I regularly quote from them and draw parallels with other things, so this clip really made me laugh!
I can also be quite geeky with games, although mostly Sims games. Another episode of Big Bang Theory mentioned Simcity, which prompted me and my boyfriend to load it up and play it for ages! We made two towns: Lauropolis and Jamopolis, and annoyingly I'm nearly bankrupt while Jamie's town is doing brilliantly. Oh well!
I'll stop boring you about my geekiness now, and wrap up this post by telling you how excited I am, because I'm going to see my sister (and best friend in the world!) tomorrow! I can't wait, because it means that we can geek out and play the new SSX game and Lego Harry Potter together for 3 days, Heaven!

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  1. Anonymous5 March 2012 at 21:00

    Bored with geekiness? Is that possible?

    Have fun with your sister and best friend!

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    1. Laura Clipson5 March 2012 at 21:03

      Well it's not possible for me, but it might be for other people :) and thanks, I will!

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  2. Debra Harris-Johnson6 March 2012 at 06:56

    I wish I could say you will out grow your geeky ways, I haven't and I'll be the big 60 next year. Take heart geeky at some point turns to quirky, then eccentric which is really still geeky. Embrace it!
    dreamweaver

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    1. Laura Clipson6 March 2012 at 10:09

      That all sounds good to me, I love being a geek! :)

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  3. Gina Gao7 March 2012 at 18:14

    I consider myself a geek, and I find it really fun. I enjoyed reading this post.

    www.modernworld4.blogspot.com

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  4. Allison7 March 2012 at 23:07

    Love Big Bang Theory (Sheldon is my favourite. That guy just cracks me up every time) and, of course, Lord of the Rings is awesome. How can one resist a combination of the two? Great post!

    Allison (Geek Banter)

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    1. Laura Clipson9 March 2012 at 12:29

      Thanks, I love Sheldon too, he's hilarious! I couldn't resist posting it, it is a great combination!

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