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When someone calls me a "computer guy," I am quick to remind them that I don't know a single thing about programming. Everything else is gravy.

it doesn't really bother me unless i'm in a class room type environment and have my own work to do.. Or at work when i have my own things to concentrate on.. (i think this is where flots nerd rage is coming from) you are someone people ask for help or you aren't. This has been going on to some extent since primary school so i'm kind of used to it by now, i rarely lose it unless they aren't listening and ask again later.

What about "bro".

Or "hey..", at the end of your statement. Nothing shows uncertainty like a broad question at the end of everything you say, hey..?

no, I couldn't possibly.

I might as well be a computer guy....I work at a library and was born post-Vietnam.

I just made $20 reformatting a laptop. If I were more of a "computer guy" I would consider opening up my own pc repair business. Some of them can charge $100 for even a simple task like that.

EASILY.....ripping off old people ain't no joke.

yeah, I'm terrible at that (ripping off old people).

It takes a special darkness.

Me neither.

when i was in primary school i was the computer guy for the whole joint. bear in mind these were a bunch of old/backwards irish people who had trouble understanding how to do ctrl alt delete on the 1 single windows 95 the place could afford.

my classmates were soon to call me a "geek" for my mad haxxorz skillz.