13.41223% - Geekish Tendencies
16.17357% - Geek
It was mainly questions relating to computers and physics that brought up my score. I took chemistry and AP (advanced placement, for college credit) Physics in high school and I still remember most of it.
Whoa. Mine came out really high. All honest too. I think it was the computers section. Almost every box applied to me.
34.12229% - Total Geek
Quote:I KNOW...
C++
UNIX
Lisp, Ada, CGI scripting, Pascal, or Delphi
Java
BASIC
ASCII
HTML and/or JavaScript
l337 sp33k
Latin
what http:// stands for
what dpi stands for
what E=mc^2 means
the three laws of robotics
and who invented them
Clark's Third Law
how to set a telescope in polar alignment
the value of pi (to 10 digits)
more people online than in real life
who H.P. Lovecraft is
that Aol is the Spawn of Satan
that Bill Gates is both God and Satan
how to use special functions on a scientific calculator
chemical symbols for 10+ elements
the difference between speed and velocity
the names of 3 temperature scales
and the H2O freezing/boiling points of each
the difference between nuclear fission and fusion
and can explain it in detail
how to count in hexadecimal
the difference between octal and octane
what RAM and ROM stand for
who created MSDOS
who first implemented windows on their OS
what a "patch" means in computer terms
what the blue screen of death means
Hehe... whoever knows Star Trek is gonna get a
huge score
:o 49.90138% - Super Geek :o
Lol! of course I know what are the three rules of robotics and who invented them
And I *don't know* Star Treck at all... If I did, I maybe have hit 60-70% or more
I'm not a true freak.
25.24......
I *do* collect neat-looking rocks, so what of it? :evil:
na_th: :o
Not even anyone at school is that bad... and I know some real geeks...
34.714% - Total Geek
Heh, if only I were a Trekkie
I watch Star Trek. Didn't boost up my score though'
EDIT: I look at the source code. The more checkboxes you click the higher the score.