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When the final part of The Lord of the Rings trilogy opens next week, it will ratchet the franchise's box-office receipts up to several billion dollars - and mark the final triumph of all things geeky over what we used to think of as cool. Xan Brooks investigates how it happened
:D I thought it was cool when I read the books like 20 years ago
guess that makes me a nerd or a geek
proud to be a geek :D
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Originally posted here by PoSer
:D I thought it was cool when I read the books like 20 years ago
guess that makes me a nerd or a geek
proud to be a geek :D
LOL and we wont mention the age thing... :P
Nightfalls_Girl
make it 30. In fact, I remember one guy babbling somethingQuote:
I read the books like 20 years ago
about Frodo Baggins back in tenth grade in high school...
...and that was 1968.
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Bah, I disagree, I've been a complete nerd my whole life, and never read nor seen Lord of the Rings. The whole fantasy genre just doesn't do anything for me.
When do i watch such movies, it amazes me how they do the graphics and stuff more then the actual theme of the movie.
same goes for me, i dont give a damm about LOTR, Star Trek or Star Wars, and im being called a nerd and geek for my entire life...Quote:
Originally posted here by debwalin
Bah, I disagree, I've been a complete nerd my whole life, and never read nor seen Lord of the Rings. The whole fantasy genre just doesn't do anything for me.
Lol, give me a good Tom Clancy, Anne Rice, or any good murder mystery, and I'm set, but I just don't care for the fantasy/sci-fi genre.
just giveme pr0n or horror an im happy :) and i have been called a geek since , i havent keep track of since when lol