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I’m a geek in everyway. Looking back its apparent that I always have been. I was geek when it wasn’t cool.. the 80’s when the cult classic “Nerds” came out. I identified with and felt a kinship toward the nerds in the movie. But didn’t embrace my geek-hood until my late teen years.

I’ve never quite fit in. I always became friends with outcasts, oddballs very smart people. I had “cool” friends and could hang out with all types of people and that has been a blessing to this day. But I’m more comfortable with geeks, oddballs and outcasts. I feel more free around them.

These days, I’m actually trying to get into super geek-dom: mathematics, computers and science. More specifically computer science which is like a culmination of all things “ultra geek”. I’m really excited about getting into computer science. Computer security is great but I’m wanting a skill that will allow me to create. Something like programming or electronics. I will definitely keep my computer security skills & knowledge current.

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