I want to say "Touche" but that word has been taken over by the
  neckbeard, whose stereotype I *almost fit so closely to* and
  barely manage to escape at every turn... so far. And your
  response is *exactly* why I don't usually post things about Star
  Trek or Doctor Who most of the time. I enjoy them but the
  wagging judgmental fingers of the meangirls I've allowed to
  prevent me from going full force into it.

  Stereotype Nerd :: Stereotype Meangirl
  Points: 1
  Points: 1 So was mine smile emoticon I know you're not a girl. I
  also know that most stereotypes are mistaken. Salt is salt,
  sugar is sugar. Impressions are... eh, high school stuff. The
  formation of the brain that seems to cause the massive
  stereotyping behavior and other attributes of puberty typically
  finishes formation around the age of 25 years old or so. I
  expect people 25 and under to exhibit this kind of behavior. But
  25+ it's an old habit, best broken imo. But that's _exactly_ the
  kind of thing a nerd would say, isn't it?

  Your argument is valid. As salt, I am sugar smile emoticon I'm a
  nerd. Comes with the territory tongue emoticon I don't really
  think though. I just start typing - I have NO IDEA what I'm
  going to say when I start typing. smile emoticon Anyway, I
  apologize for any offense that I might have caused you in this
  exchange. Just having a bit of harmless fun.

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