Poll: Are you a hippie or a geek?

oh but you're only an episode of star trek away...

really - that's all. Muahahahahaha.

I'm close enough to that choice that I HAD to put that. Just replace Chris with John and that's me. :)

Hmm. A theatre major, so a hippie. But then there's Cognitive Science, that's a geek. Likes String Cheese Incident, Really a hippie, likes X- Files and Star Trek, really a geek. *sigh* I'll just revel in my bothness.

oh no, i like SCI too. but i fall so completely under the geek category. now what do i do?

I mean, I certainly have some geek-like traits, but I would never claim to be a full-fledged geek, as that would be an insult to those who really are. But I really *do* think "dork" should be an option, because otherwise I have to say "neither," and then it's like, "well what are you doing on FHDC?!" *Sigh...

Dork is a seperate category I think, perhaps that's a poll for another day.

Yeah and what about freaks and weirdos?

... And I laughed a billion times... I think I remember (years ago) discovering that the fruvous community had several ex-music-major Chris's who now worked with computers. Me? I was a music ed major, in voice. Switched to computer science. Now developing Java applications for the MITRE Corporation. How strange...

I'm in the same boat as you. Except I stuck with the major and got my degree. Now I'm not using it except in broadening my musical horizons.

There is a correlation between music and computers. It's NOT uncommon.

Yeah...the correlation is that you can't make sense of either, unless you start young.

I started computers at 8, but music (playing) at 27. Music's harder.

I'd have been comfortable with the dork category. I'm not a full-fledged geek either, but it came the closest.

what are the determining factors for each query of this collection of factual information in a surveyical format? The omission of several aformentioned categorizatioinal queries such as 'dork' have led this surveyical quotation to several unprecedented forms of incomprhensicompatibly injustificational bias. *snort*

"Good evening hippies and geeks! If you don't fall into one of those categories, then you're far too cool to be here." - Jian, 2/11/98

I've always called myself a hippie nerd. A hippie geek is close enough.

Aaahhhh....it makes so much more sense now. See? As I said before - I felt obliged to choose "neither," but then it was like "well, what am I doing using this site, then?" :P

I was doing BASIC programming on my Texas Instruments (Remember those?) when I was 10. I first picked up a violin at 8.

Sorry, I'm a chris and was a music minor who is now going to school for computer security. Yup, that's me! :o

Sure it's not uncommon to have correlations between music and computers, but then throw in (a) named Chris, and (b) who are fruheads, and you've narrowed it down quite a bit.

hmm i have been accused of being a yuppie latley
but i think i may be a geek to
what does it matter anyway as long as your not a hippie