I’ve found something that will likely help with that ...
Check this out:
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Aiming for the center
The CMY colors are not correctly balanced. Note how the Dweeb "blue" is actually purplish, and Dork "red" is putrid salmon. And as for the Nerd color, which we KNOW ought to be black (or perhaps grey if saturation is less than 100%), the less said the better.
Did I hit the bullseye?
;-)
Did you ever!
Thank you, Mr. Bill—your response gives me lolz every time I read it.
I don't get it...
Only a few things represented there. What happened to all the rest of human characteristics?
Is there supposed to be a link to an explanation? :)
Most definitely not all-inclusive
It’s only for those of us who are social misfits in some way. The only link I found by way of explanation is brief, but perhaps it’ll help you grok.
(And yes, it is a joke.)
Sorry!
I really should have seen that as a joke... having a literal mind is fairly limiting sometimes, I'm afraid...
But I just got done writing some config. lines in my newest puppy linux program... does that make me a newbie geek? [big grin]
borderlands!
I think I exist on the border between dweeb and nerd.
Dweebdom
Best I can determine from my own biased observations of myself, I seem to be on the far left hand side of dweeb. I say far left because my level of social ineptitude is limited to pop culture and other faddy junk. Otherwise, I know how to comport myself in social situations quite fine, thanks. A fun chart to be sure, though.
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