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    Now viewing: Geekling

    Let’s Make a Geek

    Transmitted on Sunday, January, 30th, 2011 in The Modern Geek

    The Modern Geek Chronicles:

    Breed(ing) Geek

    As I was having steaks with a very good friend and her precious geekling a few days ago I got to thinking: How does one raise a geek?

    On the surface, it seems like a simple question. After all, as geeks ourselves, we know how to care for ourselves and so, intuitively, we assume that the raising of a geek is just a matter of transferring the means and methods of our own biological requirements onto them. In other words:

    Feed your geek. (Soylent Green on Tuesdays)

    Water your geek. (Brawndo’s got electrolytes)

    Provide an oxygen/nitrogen atmosphere at an optimal temperature of 25 C. (sunlight optional)

    Follow these steps and your geekling will grow like the mighty oak! Right?

    Hell no, actually.

    Food, water and shelter do not a geek make Dive deeper…

    Comments: 6     |     Tags: Breeding Geek, Geekling, Modern Geek


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