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The act of moving your head in a circular motion. (front, right, back, left), moving your body as little as possible. Best performed by those with longer necks. Sometimes used as a 80's-style dance move, or as an insult to annoy other drivers on the road.
"Did you see that car that just passed us? Those kids in the back were doing the geek thing to us!"
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Critically-acclaimed and much-beloved teen dramedy that aired for less than one season. Created by Paul Feig and Judd Apatow, F&G deconstructed the prevalent myth among adolescents (and adults) that a person has to be pretty and popular to be okay. Freaks and Geeks focused on the not-so-pretty aspects the teenage years—specifically the awkwardness of physically changing and socially trying to fit in, the ups and downs of real-world relationships, and the utterly demoralizing experience that high school can be for those who are not cheerleaders or jocks. Feig and Apatow were geeks when they attended high school in the early 1980s and sought to be as truthful to their experience as possible in Freaks and Geeks--through the wry humor that has become Apatow's trademark.
Freaks and Geeks was such a kickass show! What kind of numbskulls were running NBC when they took it off the air?
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A website that sells nerd and geek apparel that is awesome beyond measure.
"Dude did you see my shirt that plays music? I got it from think geek. Its fucking rad."
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Pride to be geek! Geeks who don't hide their culture from outsiders have pride.
Naming your real hobbies on your first dates is geek pride.
Wearing your geeky t-shirts in public is geek pride.
Going to geek pride parades is ... geek pride.
When you're interested in it more than mainstream and you're happy to tell the world: geek pride.
You see that guy with the Bungie t-shirt? That's geek pride.
Nah, can't come to your party, got a raid on!
Hey, you read XKCD? Yeah? Have you seen yesterday's? We gotta do that!
... so he was like, it's just not solveable or if it is, only in ridiculous time. And BAM, I do it in < 30 sec with Jordan blocks. Right? Yeah!!
Used here as a verb.
1. When you lay in a three-pointed star (three people) on the floor of the band room in the dark composing music
2. When the members of your particular instrument stick to each other like glue (and the teacher thinks you all are attached by a string).
3. When you find yourself loudly humming your music as you walk down the hallway to another class.
4. When you end up teaching little 6 month old babies to play their first scale.
5. When you memorize your music and talk about how cool a piece of music is to anyone who's willing to listen.
6. When you miss band class and actually look forward to it as the highlight of your day.
7. When you witness the above actions in every day life and no longer think that its weird.
See also: band nerd and band dork
Band Geek: (moves the hands of the 6 month baby) Bb, C, D, Eb, F, G, A, Bb! There! You just play your very first scale!
Baby: (cries)
Other Band Geeks: (nod approvingly)
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Requirement to be accepted as a respectable member of the geek community. Can and should be revoked by other respectable geeks for doing non-respectable-geek things.
Ben's Geek card was revoked when he aquired a girlfriend that was not a fellow geek.
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a person that is obsessed with music - made popular by the band The Beat Geeks
Mother: "Lukas has been in the studio for 20 hours now!"
Father: "C'mon, you know he is beat geek."