Part-timer
Just a list really. More of a part-time geek I suppose.

- Saw Jurassic Park 7 times in the cinema
- Have read Lord of the Rings about 10 times. And the Silmarillion 5 times.
- Know all the words to the original Stars Wars trilogy and the first two Alien films
- Am an avid Call of Duty (not CoD2 as it was shite) fan and online gamer.
- Completed all the endings to Crono Trigger (anyone else?)
- Collect anime movies
- Design game/forum sigs and avatars
- Can quite easily listen to/or watch the bbc commentary online (e.g. ball-by-ball comments) for a whole day


On the flip side:

- Played rugby for my county
- Practiced traditional Samurai martial arts
- Play cricket
- Surf and snowboard
(Deskbound Drowning in the undershit of life, Wed 12 Mar 2008, 11:59, closed)

I Love COD also
Even built a new machine so I can run Call of duty 4.....

What a stonking game that is
(never-right -...Is mostly wrong, Wed 12 Mar 2008, 12:02, )

Impressive!
Which country would that be?

Edit: I meant county :)
( Weetobix is selling these fine leather jackets, Wed 12 Mar 2008, 12:13, )

County (not Country)
Wilts & Dorset (back in my youth)
(Deskbound Drowning in the undershit of life, Wed 12 Mar 2008, 12:29, )

I too
can watch BBC text commentary all day (and have done on many an occasion). Kind of my only option though, living in Spain
(flesh is someone you know, Wed 12 Mar 2008, 12:38, )

Kendo
or Kenjutsu?
(Boar is living it up Greek style, Wed 12 Mar 2008, 12:57, )

Japslapping
Am I alone in thinking "Practiced traditional Samurai martial arts" is a bit, well, nerdy?
(ScousersPet, Wed 12 Mar 2008, 14:08, )

Kaizen Aikijitsu
Of which Aikido and Ju-Jitsu are derivatives
(Deskbound Drowning in the undershit of life, Wed 12 Mar 2008, 14:12, )

Cricket?
I'd have to be in a coma to watch it, and playing it comes a close second to narcolepsy in my list of excitements.
(frankspencer, Wed 12 Mar 2008, 14:44, )

A full time geek would know...
practiced practised
(gtfomh, Wed 12 Mar 2008, 14:48, )