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How does something become geeky?
Why is it that comic books and alien-related media is always geeky, but being obsessed with Fantasy Football or High School Musical is considered something else entirely? Would my vast collection of Hilary Duff memorabilia be considered left-overs from a high school crush, or would it be a statement of my geekdom. And if its not, why would we consider a similar collection of Sarah Michelle Gellar stuff geeky? Just curious of what you guys can come up with.
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The definition of geek that I usually subscribe to is "a person with a devotion to something in a way that places him or her outside the mainstream". Therefore, someone who is obsessed with fantasy football or High School Musical also qualifies as a geek. The traditional geek (tech, comic books, sci-fi etc.) is just a combination of different kinds of geeks that tend to overlap. Scott Johnson said it best with The 56 species of geek.
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Geek has no pedigree. Geek has no definition. It just is.
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Glee geek = Gleek
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