The nerdiest thing you've ever done.

[likalaruku]

Seriously? I spend about an hour a day on Yahoo Answers answering questions about Batman, including "what comic is this scan from?". As long as I go on every day, I maintain my "Top contributor" label. Pretty nerdy for a girl, huh?

 

[KariyaJin]

Okay, now that i've rested and such I feel like I have a few more, thanks for the kudos it means a lot =D.


Our D&D motto is: "Sometimes it's better not to cast Light".

Blargh, I'l think of more later...

 

[siebje]

o_@

Well, can't argue with demand like that.

[a href="http://www.lostsystem.com/StarWars_III_Shakespeare.doc"]Here it is[/a].

If the link doesn't work, go to " www.lostsystem.com/StarWars_III_Shakespeare.doc "

Oh man, screw moving images! I'll be reading this to my grandchildren instead of letting 'em watch the actual thing on some yet-to-be-invented medium (yes, I still need to have kids first in order to have grandchildren, but once I get there, this will be epic!)

You, sirrah, are my new deity!

 

[siebje]

Oh and OT:
this [http://xkcd.com/149/] is what my co-workers use to get me to do things.

Spoiler

[small]all credit goes to Randall Munroe and xkcd.com[/small]

 

[Son of Makuta]

I've written two tabletop games so far (plus a third with a friend) and have in-depth plans for the fourth. None of them are complete - #1 has never really found a form I'm happy with, #2 needs more army lists, #3 needs army lists at all - but hey. For an almost entirely one-man job that's not too bad.

I also wrote a video game. In Visual Basic. With DirectX. Woot.