not4geeks
This FML is from back in 2009 but it's good stuff
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Looking for love in Alderaan places
Today, I went out on a first date with a cute guy. Turns out we won't be going on a date again because I didn't know the difference between "Star Wars" and "Star Trek." FML
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plethora 3
How do you not know the difference? YDI. I'm a girl, and I'd dump you for that. It's proof positive that your interests clash.
lookitsnatash 0
Guess the Force wasn't with you
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goldfalsebond 0
who says this guy is a geek? This chick is just completley stupid. How the **** do you not know the difference? all you had to do in your life was watch five minutes of one of them to tell the difference you ****
Octiskeet 0
Just because someone isn't familiar with a particular part of mainstream pop culture, doesn't mean they are lacking any sort of depth or intelligence. I hardly know the difference at all, and I'm far from being an airhead. I've just never been interested. But then again, I'm more of a bookworm than a sci-fi nerd (and I use that term lovingly).
kdog_yeahcuh 0
eww. he was lame anyway. at least he broke it off early so that you didn't have to avoid him..lol
diabetic_rage 0
YDI. u should know not to piss off guys like that. Star Wars and Star Trek are srs bsns.
amy_shmamy 0
its essential, com'on
Ohnoitslindsay 0
#220- 99% of sci-fi movies originated as books. Perhaps you should broaden your bookworm horizons. And while it might not indicate a lack of intelligence or depth, it does indicate a disinterest in the world around you, which usually indicates a pretty severe sense of self-interest.
Anthony8123 0
FYL because some might be easily mixed up but... YDI because there is a huge difference.
smitty215 0
@64: thats like saying its not ur fault u dont know the difference between shaving cream and sour cream...dumbass
Octiskeet 0
#225: Indeeeeed, but, as I've implied, I am not interested in Sci-fi and therefore see no reason to put forth effort to gain knowledge about Star wars/Trek. Your perceptions are entirely wrong. I find it hilarious that, from someone indicating a disinterest in Star Wars/Trek, you infer that said person must be disinterested in the world and self-absorbed. Instead of jumping to psychological/personality-related conclusions, why not contemplate the idea that I'm just not into general pop culture? :D
i_imagine 0
... :| How do you.. not... know that.