People of religious orders sometimes decide to join a house of that order to live communally with outher people that share the same beliefs, so why should geeks not have a similar arrangement?

I think it would be a good to establish (at least as an experiment) communal orders where the l33t live in communality and play quake with each other at every available moment. A happy place, a place of geeks.

I'm not totally sure if it'd work, as a lot of geeks would probably prefer to live alone, but i think that to live in some sort of geek order would be a pleasant place to live (given my geekiness).

Each geekery would be equipped with at least one pizza chef.

Let us join together and bring l33teries to the world!

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-tr0n

Build it next door to McD's or something, so we can just nip out, grab a burger, and be back in seconds.

Then we could have a place where we could talk all the jargon and techie-language without fear of being victimised, because everyone else is the same, just to varying degrees.

And for those who want to join, we could set up like computer classes so folk could "change their religion" to l33tist and become one with their inner machine and BIOS (Brain Instruction Operating System).

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Originally posted by Proteun:
Ee Gad, do you know what happens when l33teries com about?

The Spark

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