Alkaline Earth | President Clinton's E-mails

January 28, 2004

President Clinton's E-mails Or at least a story about all two e-mails he sent out while he was president.
It is a little strange but somewhat understandable. But, I like to give people shit for not communicating within this medium. Or for not having an e-mail address. Or not knowing about their computers (Z: "What kind of computer do you have?", N: "Uhm, I don't know. It has a monitor."). Or at least not knowing about "The Onion".
Anybody - Where can I get the link for the quiz Ned(?) gave us a while back. You know, "The Geek Test". The one were Magnus scored a 33(?). Talking about Magnus, where is he? Does he know about Alkaline Earth?

Geekily enough, I still have his email message:

So being an alumni member of an MIT fraternity gives me access to resources of geekiness inaccessible to those less privileged. In order to make the world a more fair (and geeky) place, I pass on to you this geek test one of my brothers sent me: http://web.mit.edu/phow/Public/The_Geek_Test.html
Try to answer not only in relation to the present, but including things in the past. I got a 18.3432%; the highest score I've heard from my fraternity is 40.43393%. See how geeky you are. (Note: it ranks being (or wanting to be) a physicist as geeky as 'wizard', 'superhero', and 'vampire'.)

That site is down, but I think it's the same as this Geek Test site.
I scored "50.09862% - Super Geek," thanks for askin'.

Thank you, Flip. You came through once more.

35.7002% - Major Geek

Come on, let's not turn this into a pissing match. This is a place for civil discourse, not a posting of penis size or geek test score.
/too lazy to take test over again

Talking about penis sizes, has anybody read "Breakfast of Champions"? What about the movie? I am too afraid to watch that.

I read it a long time ago, in middle school. I only remember the graphic depiction (I mean, with a graphic) of what one character saw when he looked up a woman's skirt. I guess I was pre-occupied in middle school. It was probably an allegory or something...

I'm here of course. So, I'd like to point out that PG (the somewhat taller Swede) was several points geekier than my 33. At any rate, nice that you remember Ziggy.

hey-- you guys are thinking of different tests; magnus's 33 was on an ausberger syndrome type test and ned's was on one that tested things like star trek knowledge, etc. fyi.

This is all starting to come back.
Why wasn't Alkaline Earth around then? The history of the tests and our results would be better documented.
TheWired.com story.
The Wired.com test. It is all coming back to me now, specially after reading question #24. I made a 16 on the test.

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