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on October 15, 2007

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A colleague (also a software engineer) sent me the link

http://www.nerdtests.com/ft_nq.php

Here are my scores

I am nerdier than 96% of all people. Are you a nerd? Click here to find out!

and

NerdTests.com says I'm a Kinda Dorky Nerd King. What are you? Click here!

So, I'm a "Kinda Dorky Nerd King"

My good lady wife scored

I am nerdier than 46% of all people. Are you a nerd? Click here to find out!

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