Where is the best place to find single geek guys?
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I have linked to an article below about a couple getting married after meeting in the game Halo.
If you need something more real-world, try going to a Star Wars or Comic-con convention. Or ask friends to introduce you to the single IT guys in their companies.
If you're a geek girl, there is a good chance you will meet your geek guy on the job. I did. :)
Oh, get a t-shirt that appeals to geeks: something in binary or "all your base are belong to us", etc. Chances are, the geeks will come your way.
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Visit any convention that is based on anime or cartoons. Look for someone in a costume.
Visit any gaming convention, however stay away from console games. They generally attract "normal" people and football fans.
Anyone that works for an IT company or on websites. Usually spend 10+ hours a day looking at a monitor.
Game developers. Not the people that come up with the concepts. The people that have to create models and look at vertexes all day.
You may have difficulty in finding real life "geeks" as they sometimes disappears for days at a time in dark rooms illuminated by monitors only coming out for food and bathroom. They usually sleep near by their beloved tech devices.
I hope I helped in your search.
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Don't go to the internet either. Those will be highly antisocial.
The best places to go are to beginner programming classes.
If you're able to take math past calculus, I'd also recommend taking a higher math class. Easier math classes are patently filled with non-geeks that beat up on geeks.
Other places: Geeky social events like computer shows, museums, science fairs, star wars/star trek themed events, etc.
The skinniest guy at the gym is usually also a geek.
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You could also check Meetup.com for local get-togethers for whatever more specific kind of geekery it is that you're interested in.
I guess it all really depends on what kind of geeky guy you're looking for.
Good luck though, happy hunting!
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M$Geek guys tend to be single based on the fact that they spend more time dealing with their technology rather than real social communication.
Geek guys also (in every geek I have ever known) tend to be drawn to video games.
I would assume that forums based on these games would be a decent medium in which to meet some single guys who happen to be geeks.
If you want to meet single geek guys in person, that may be a little harder.
I would naturally suggest computer stores, ones based on computer parts and not whole computers.
If you are in a college environment I would suggest investigating what students work in the IT department and people who study computer science.
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You'll have to approach them - they probably won't approach you. And they'll be weirded out, and may seem distracted, because they're actually there on business, so your best bet will be to winnow your way into a cluster and participate in the conversation, rather than trying to separate one from the herd right away.
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M$After spending all this week amongst teacher geeks at the BETT show (see Andrew and Virals photos of the show). The BETT show is the biggest education show on this planet, and it's amazing to see the variety of attendees. IT's so different from a technical show. People from all walks of life, from education ministers (UK and abroad), ICT onsultants,. teachers and users.
This photo is of the lovely Alex talking about how they use IT and SharePoint at his school in Birmingham. See the architecture of Olympia in the background which olooks rather like St Pancras doesn't it? Victorian architecture is wonderful isn't it?
I've been wondering about how many of these geeks are single after one particularly unsettling and weird encounter on the technical answers desk. So I scrolled around and I've found this girly guide to getting your geek (if you want one ladies) which goes through some useful tips about where geeks hang out and where you can meet them.
Of course the best way to meet a geek dude is through the Internet. All geeks harbor a secret fantasy about meeting some girl in cyberspace, carrying on an e-mail romance in which he has the chance to combine an activity he is comfortable with, computing, with one he is very uncomfortable with, socializing. To many geek dudes, cyberdating is just an advanced form of some kind of video game, but they are frustrated by a lack of players.
I've got an easier solution perhaps. Move to Redmond (or anywhere in the silicon valley area)which has the highest number of single people I've ever seen. Must be all that working in individual cubicles and offices that stops them interacting with each other.
useful tips where geeks hang out
http://ifaq.wap.org/sex/geekguide.html
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If there isn't anything going on in your area, you can always start something. Maybe look into starting a local chapter of Beer & Blog (www.beerandblog.com) or something similar. Promote it online and off.
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The advantage of message boards like the ones I mentioned is that they almost always have a lounge forum where you can learn more about a person than just how geeky they are. I can't begin to tell you how much I have learned about politics, religion, science, art, cars, and everything else from reading the lounge at macnn.
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I began my search at Parship.com, then used Match.com, and last I decided to write my own blog about my search.
(The translation of my blog's title would be "Intellectual and irreverent young male seeks idem woman".)
Any links to websites for finding smart as hell women would be appreciated as well. ;-)
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Good luck! :)
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Good advice.