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By *amalus OP   Man
over a year ago

Tullamore

So we all know we all love the odd ride or two, but anyone here a fellow nerd?! I'm a DM for a DnD group myself and love lots of nerdy shit. So come on fellow nerds, don't be hiding!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's like a whole different language!!

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By *m_kittenWoman
over a year ago

Dublin

You said nerd, I think you mean nerd++ lol.

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By *amalus OP   Man
over a year ago

Tullamore


"You said nerd, I think you mean nerd++ lol."

I'm wouldn't say Nerd++, maybe just Nerd+

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So we all know we all love the odd ride or two, but anyone here a fellow nerd?! I'm a DM for a DnD group myself and love lots of nerdy shit. So come on fellow nerds, don't be hiding!"

*raises hand*

I understand your nerd language and have a LOTR tattoo, do I qualify??

Mrs XX

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By *cottybear74Man
over a year ago

kilkenny

Never did DnD but I used to warcraft

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By *ewarkMarkMan
over a year ago

Waterford

Warhammer 40k. I hand painted a squad of ultra marines and a squad of skaven clan rats painted in ‘Krone’ colours. Also remember having genestealers and Tyranids?

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By *imdm101Man
over a year ago

Galway

I don't even know what "DM for DND" means so I guess I'm firmly in the non-nerd camp.

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"I don't even know what "DM for DND" means so I guess I'm firmly in the non-nerd camp."

Dungeons and Dragons is DND as far as I know

The rest over my head

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By *eralt80Man
over a year ago

cork


"I don't even know what "DM for DND" means so I guess I'm firmly in the non-nerd camp.

Dungeons and Dragons is DND as far as I know

The rest over my head "

DM I’m assuming is Dungeon Master

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By *R BxMan
over a year ago

wonderland

Big fan of fantasy genre! But I never ever played DnD for sure will try it someday! On the bucket list along with warhammer

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By *asual777Man
over a year ago

i travel all over

Not into DnD but I memorised the top 40 for the entirety of 1991

Does that sort of thing count ?

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By *arahsluttyireTV/TS
over a year ago

on the move

Comic book nerd, guitar nerd, music nerd, movie nerd. Aaaaaaaaand I liked them all before they all became popular so that makes me a Super-Nerd!!!

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By *agdoll-and-BonedaddyCouple
over a year ago

Halloween Town, Belfast

Think our profile name outs us as nerds

Haven't managed to take part in our campaign since lockdown started (zoom just doesn't have the same atmosphere)

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By *amalus OP   Man
over a year ago

Tullamore


"So we all know we all love the odd ride or two, but anyone here a fellow nerd?! I'm a DM for a DnD group myself and love lots of nerdy shit. So come on fellow nerds, don't be hiding!

*raises hand*

I understand your nerd language and have a LOTR tattoo, do I qualify??

Mrs XX"

Oh you more than qualify, may I ask what the LOTR tattoo is?! I've wanted to get one for ages and I'm always looking for inspiration!

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By *amalus OP   Man
over a year ago

Tullamore


"Think our profile name outs us as nerds

Haven't managed to take part in our campaign since lockdown started (zoom just doesn't have the same atmosphere)"

Oh I understand that all to well, I tried discord and Roll20 a few times and it just isn't the same

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Im a proper nerd for god sake just look at my name

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So we all know we all love the odd ride or two, but anyone here a fellow nerd?! I'm a DM for a DnD group myself and love lots of nerdy shit. So come on fellow nerds, don't be hiding!

*raises hand*

I understand your nerd language and have a LOTR tattoo, do I qualify??

Mrs XX

Oh you more than qualify, may I ask what the LOTR tattoo is?! I've wanted to get one for ages and I'm always looking for inspiration!"

Its nothing wildly fancy, just some Elvish text.

Also have a tiny Deathly Hallows tattoo.

And to add to my nerdiness, I read the GoT books before it was a tv series

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Movie nerd, fantasy/Scifi book nerd, 40k nerd and video game nerd

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By *amalus OP   Man
over a year ago

Tullamore


"So we all know we all love the odd ride or two, but anyone here a fellow nerd?! I'm a DM for a DnD group myself and love lots of nerdy shit. So come on fellow nerds, don't be hiding!

*raises hand*

I understand your nerd language and have a LOTR tattoo, do I qualify??

Mrs XX

Oh you more than qualify, may I ask what the LOTR tattoo is?! I've wanted to get one for ages and I'm always looking for inspiration!

Its nothing wildly fancy, just some Elvish text.

Also have a tiny Deathly Hallows tattoo.

And to add to my nerdiness, I read the GoT books before it was a tv series "

Oh be still my beating heart

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By *amalus OP   Man
over a year ago

Tullamore


"Movie nerd, fantasy/Scifi book nerd, 40k nerd and video game nerd"

40k is something I've been considering getting into but then I look at how much people spend on their armies and my bank account starts to cry

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By *hett and scarlettCouple
over a year ago

Dublin

Rhett is a fellow and proud nerd. My home office is a sci-fi shrine and I’ve a number I’ve semi-screen accurate costumes. I’ve even been to a few cons in my time.

Scarlett is a semi-nerd with a love of HP. She has a number of costumes ranging from the fab kinda gear to retro sci-fi

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Movie nerd, fantasy/Scifi book nerd, 40k nerd and video game nerd

40k is something I've been considering getting into but then I look at how much people spend on their armies and my bank account starts to cry "

Cost me a fair few quid back in the day alright. Looked up prices lately on them and thought yeah I won't be getting back into that.

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By *amalus OP   Man
over a year ago

Tullamore


"Movie nerd, fantasy/Scifi book nerd, 40k nerd and video game nerd

40k is something I've been considering getting into but then I look at how much people spend on their armies and my bank account starts to cry

Cost me a fair few quid back in the day alright. Looked up prices lately on them and thought yeah I won't be getting back into that. "

Unless ya win the lotto ofc

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By *iquidRavenMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"I don't even know what "DM for DND" means so I guess I'm firmly in the non-nerd camp."

I'm not a player but a nerd nonetheless. Dungeon Master for Dungeons and Dragons is the translation

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By *affa31Woman
over a year ago

Galway

Fantasy nerd and major LOTR nerd. A Tolkien tattoo has been on the bucket list for ages but I can’t decide what I want. I’ve seen a beautiful line drawing that combines the evenstar, leaves of Lorien and some other symbols that I’m contemplating or maybe an open book with Tolkien symbols floating up out of it but I can’t decide. One of these days!

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By *iquidRavenMan
over a year ago

Dublin

I was never into the Warhammer tabletop game but remember my mate and class associates in late primary school getting into it

I vividly remember reading the rule books that came with the starter set, 2nd edition I think and read the stories interspersed in them a few times over the years

Anyway in the Midst of Covid lockdown part 1 (some say the best one) I realised I had about 9 tokens built up on Audible

And took the path of the Mega Nerd

I've gone balls deep into the Warhammer 40k audiobooks backstory

I'm about 7 books into the Horus Heresy. (There's about 50 so you basically pick the arc you like)

And have jumped ahead to the current timeline too

My partner thinks I'm a loser but she just doesn't understand

By the Grace of the Emperor she might one day understand

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I was never into the Warhammer tabletop game but remember my mate and class associates in late primary school getting into it

I vividly remember reading the rule books that came with the starter set, 2nd edition I think and read the stories interspersed in them a few times over the years

Anyway in the Midst of Covid lockdown part 1 (some say the best one) I realised I had about 9 tokens built up on Audible

And took the path of the Mega Nerd

I've gone balls deep into the Warhammer 40k audiobooks backstory

I'm about 7 books into the Horus Heresy. (There's about 50 so you basically pick the arc you like)

And have jumped ahead to the current timeline too

My partner thinks I'm a loser but she just doesn't understand

By the Grace of the Emperor she might one day understand

"

54 main series books, 5 of the follow on series and numerous audio books, short stories and novellas.

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By * Waterford GentMan
over a year ago

waterford

Definitely a nerd here. Have an entire room in the house for warhammer related hobby stuff, the man cave if you will

Also have far too many books to get through. All fantasy, sci fi and history. Been a PlayStation nerd since the first one was released in ‘96 too.

And I collect swords, although getting decent ones in Ireland is problematic at the best of times. My best one is Anduril from LotR

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By *iquidRavenMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"I was never into the Warhammer tabletop game but remember my mate and class associates in late primary school getting into it

I vividly remember reading the rule books that came with the starter set, 2nd edition I think and read the stories interspersed in them a few times over the years

Anyway in the Midst of Covid lockdown part 1 (some say the best one) I realised I had about 9 tokens built up on Audible

And took the path of the Mega Nerd

I've gone balls deep into the Warhammer 40k audiobooks backstory

I'm about 7 books into the Horus Heresy. (There's about 50 so you basically pick the arc you like)

And have jumped ahead to the current timeline too

My partner thinks I'm a loser but she just doesn't understand

By the Grace of the Emperor she might one day understand

54 main series books, 5 of the follow on series and numerous audio books, short stories and novellas. "

It's a ludicrous amount and I'm hesitant on really considering it a series like other say book alone ff as I'm hoping the authors aren't afraid to kill off main characters or finish the arc in the end

As Games Workshop makes the G's from the models etc I hope it's not going to be like the turtles or batman in that the villain or hero gets beaten and just shows up next series or week if you get me

I'm really enjoying it but am getting the suspicion whoever is head of creative may just want to milk it for the infinite

Such is nerd problems I suppose

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By *iquidRavenMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"Definitely a nerd here. Have an entire room in the house for warhammer related hobby stuff, the man cave if you will

Also have far too many books to get through. All fantasy, sci fi and history. Been a PlayStation nerd since the first one was released in ‘96 too.

And I collect swords, although getting decent ones in Ireland is problematic at the best of times. My best one is Anduril from LotR "

Some would say nerd others a true hero perhaps

I also remember working in a Warehouse in my early 20s. Proper spot just full of working class lads. We'd basically just all bully each other for most of the day

Anyway me and another true hero would skive off to talk about Resident Evil or whatever game, when the lads would come along We'd be like yeah Jaysus the match, tits on her etc

But they knew haha

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I was never into the Warhammer tabletop game but remember my mate and class associates in late primary school getting into it

I vividly remember reading the rule books that came with the starter set, 2nd edition I think and read the stories interspersed in them a few times over the years

Anyway in the Midst of Covid lockdown part 1 (some say the best one) I realised I had about 9 tokens built up on Audible

And took the path of the Mega Nerd

I've gone balls deep into the Warhammer 40k audiobooks backstory

I'm about 7 books into the Horus Heresy. (There's about 50 so you basically pick the arc you like)

And have jumped ahead to the current timeline too

My partner thinks I'm a loser but she just doesn't understand

By the Grace of the Emperor she might one day understand

54 main series books, 5 of the follow on series and numerous audio books, short stories and novellas.

It's a ludicrous amount and I'm hesitant on really considering it a series like other say book alone ff as I'm hoping the authors aren't afraid to kill off main characters or finish the arc in the end

As Games Workshop makes the G's from the models etc I hope it's not going to be like the turtles or batman in that the villain or hero gets beaten and just shows up next series or week if you get me

I'm really enjoying it but am getting the suspicion whoever is head of creative may just want to milk it for the infinite

Such is nerd problems I suppose "

Nope it's coming to an end next year. Seige of terra is 7 or 8 books. The main guys at games workshop want to finish it properly and not milk it.

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By *iquidRavenMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"I was never into the Warhammer tabletop game but remember my mate and class associates in late primary school getting into it

I vividly remember reading the rule books that came with the starter set, 2nd edition I think and read the stories interspersed in them a few times over the years

Anyway in the Midst of Covid lockdown part 1 (some say the best one) I realised I had about 9 tokens built up on Audible

And took the path of the Mega Nerd

I've gone balls deep into the Warhammer 40k audiobooks backstory

I'm about 7 books into the Horus Heresy. (There's about 50 so you basically pick the arc you like)

And have jumped ahead to the current timeline too

My partner thinks I'm a loser but she just doesn't understand

By the Grace of the Emperor she might one day understand

54 main series books, 5 of the follow on series and numerous audio books, short stories and novellas.

It's a ludicrous amount and I'm hesitant on really considering it a series like other say book alone ff as I'm hoping the authors aren't afraid to kill off main characters or finish the arc in the end

As Games Workshop makes the G's from the models etc I hope it's not going to be like the turtles or batman in that the villain or hero gets beaten and just shows up next series or week if you get me

I'm really enjoying it but am getting the suspicion whoever is head of creative may just want to milk it for the infinite

Such is nerd problems I suppose

Nope it's coming to an end next year. Seige of terra is 7 or 8 books. The main guys at games workshop want to finish it properly and not milk it. "

Ah that's good to hear. Thanks for the info. Yeah the writers seem legit so I'd have been surprised if they just kept going indefinitely

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Definitely a nerd here. Have an entire room in the house for warhammer related hobby stuff, the man cave if you will

Also have far too many books to get through. All fantasy, sci fi and history. Been a PlayStation nerd since the first one was released in ‘96 too.

And I collect swords, although getting decent ones in Ireland is problematic at the best of times. My best one is Anduril from LotR "

Anduril love it!!

There was a shop in Drogheda years ago (dunno if it's still there) and I remember seeing a replica Sting and Herugrim in the window and was amazed at the detail!

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By *m_kittenWoman
over a year ago

Dublin


"Never did DnD but I used to warcraft "

On a side n9ote I am lolling at your t-shirt...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I don't even know what "DM for DND" means so I guess I'm firmly in the non-nerd camp."

Danger Mouse

Depeche Mode

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By *amalus OP   Man
over a year ago

Tullamore


"I don't even know what "DM for DND" means so I guess I'm firmly in the non-nerd camp.

Danger Mouse

Depeche Mode"

My friends would say it actually stands for "Dumb Motherfucker"

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