You know you're a nerd when...

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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<p>You know you are a nerd when you get a paper cut reading your calculator handbook.</p>

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<p>^ agree 10char</p>

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<p>when going to stores like staples and office max excite you.
when you get excited over already re-enforced paper (seriously, when I found that at staples I was so pumped).
when schools supply shopping sounds fun.
when the SAT/AP prep book section of barnes and nobles is your favorite.
when you bring you SAT prep books on vacation.
when you take college classes during the summer... just because.</p>

<p>hahahaha.</p>

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when going to stores like staples and office max excite you.
when you get excited over already re-enforced paper (seriously, when I found that at staples I was so pumped).
when schools supply shopping sounds fun.
when the SAT/AP prep book section of barnes and nobles is your favorite.
when you bring you SAT prep books on vacation.
when you take college classes during the summer... just because.

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<p>So true, especially the first four.</p>

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derivates and other calculus things

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<p>t4tz t3h 3p1c lulz</p>

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<p>derivate is not a word</p>

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<p>1.) When you must stop at Borders (i like it better than b&n) every time you're at the mall
2.) When you get all nostalgic about your graphing calc b/c you've had it for 5 years and the keys are all sideways but you really don't want another one b/c you've been through so many boring math classes and awful probs together (this is me right now)</p>

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<p>when your favorite store is barnes and nobles am obsesesed with it!</p>

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<p>You're still in high school and you've had your graphing calculator for 5 years.
You felt the need to buy a graphing calculator for any class before Calculus.</p>

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When you feel insulted by the suggestion that you study.

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<p>This... above all the others.</p>

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<p>Derivate is a word..</p>

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You felt the need to buy a graphing calculator for any class before Calculus.

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<p>I used an 89 in jr high but I use an 84 now because we're not allowed to use the 89.</p>

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<p>You wear plaid, button up short sleeved shirts</p>

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<p>just to let you know my alg II teacher required that everyone had a graphing calc, then engraved our names in the back of them-mine has a little smiley face next to my name</p>

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<p>ROFL, rubik's cube... i can never finish those, not even one side</p>

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<p>-When you actually care about April 1 (or March 10 in my case, prp schools hehe)
-You want an encyclopedia britannica set for your sweet sixteen
-You find yourself watching hours of: Full House and That 70s Show to see what the fashion styles are today
-You received an Illustrated Copy of 1776 for your birthday (WOOT)
-You download graph calc apps on your iphone
-You absolutely LOVE reading MIT and Harvard's website
-You are ****ed that your teacher did not add an "Analyze" section on the next essay
-You sit and dream of the next gen calculator hand book</p>

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<p>you <s>like</s> love collecting books;
you know n languages, with n>1, and n-1 of them are computer languages</p>

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You wear plaid, button up short sleeved shirts

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<p>Ok, those are a turn on for me. I'm not sure how sad that is. :)</p>

<p>Ok, you know you're a nerd when it's a turn on to see a guy in a button up plaid shirt. (Or any button up shirt in that general style...)</p>

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<p>false: Most girls are impressed by guys when they wear button-up shirts. Kinda proves the point that society expects more for girls to dress up nicely than for guys. When guys wear button-up shirts, even if it's just with jeans, it looks like they're dressed really nicely.</p>

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<p>^ Agreed, but the shirt has to be tucked in for me. I think it looks stupid otherwise. An added plus is khaki pants.</p>