Just when you thought the nerds of the world were going to be left out of the online dating scene, in comes Nerd Passions. This 100% free site offers nerd dating, social networking, personals, and chatting. Hmmm…I wonder if the dorks have a site too?
Boldly eschewing the shackles of conventional popularity, Nerd Passions is a place to embrace your nerdiness.
Perhaps we shouldn't embrace our nerdiness as much as this guy.
It seems like every commercial break on TV contains an ad for some dating website these days. I will admit I found my wife on eHarmony, so they do at least allow people to connect. Ask my wife some time about her opinion on the subject…but that’s beside the point of this post. I found the ultimate dating site for geeks: Geek 2 Geek
Whether you’re looking for romance or just friendship, this is the place to hook up. Geeks are special, and their interests don’t match the kinds of questions asked in other dating sites’ profiles. We have carefully designed our profile information by including information that is important to geeks and their admirers. Not only that, but you have the ability to pick the most important characteristics of a match so that your matches most closely reflect your specific interests.
So is there a special section for Dungeons and Dragons lovers? How about inputting your interests as: Powerful Romulan looking for one sexy Klingon to pillage with. It just goes to show you there’s always someone out there for you, you just need to look harder some times.
Leave it to someone on the Internet to come up with a geek test. innergeek.us has a geek test that allows you to see just how geeky you really are. I never realized it but there are several different levels of geek-dom.
I invite everyone who has a few minutes to kill to take the test and see just how geeky you are. Infact I’m restoring a hard drive image right now (don’t ask) and took the test. I am officially just a geek with a score of 22.5% on their scale.
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