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Public Nerdity
The public demonstration of one's nerdiness.
This can be accomplished in various forms: clothing (costumes, game/anime related t-shirts, etc), bringing your favorite console to the university center and challenging onlookers, or simply speaking about things that are obviously meant to be private, such as WoW and what happens in /b/.
This can be accomplished in various forms: clothing (costumes, game/anime related t-shirts, etc), bringing your favorite console to the university center and challenging onlookers, or simply speaking about things that are obviously meant to be private, such as WoW and what happens in /b/.
Ian: "I saw a guy at school dressed as his World of Warcraft character..."
Michael: "I hate public nerdity..."
Michael: "I hate public nerdity..."
Public Nerdity by M.D.M. February 10, 2009
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Nerdistry
Nerdistry by pablowisdom August 28, 2016
full frontal nerdity
Pocket protectors, comic convention t-shirts, Star Wars buttons, or anything else worn by geeks that proudly proclaims their dorkiness.
Mike: Dude, Professor Miller has a different pocket protector for every day of the week!
Rob: Word. He's flossin his full frontal nerdity.
Rob: Word. He's flossin his full frontal nerdity.
full frontal nerdity by Kriss Bergethon January 1, 2008
toxic mascu-nerdity
Adam thinks he is so funny because Emilia Clarke’s breast’s were on GoT, he blamed it on toxic mascu-nerdity
toxic mascu-nerdity by yourbestfriendwhohatesyou July 11, 2020
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