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Nov. 28th, 2006
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Sexiest Geeks of 2006
Nov. 28th, 2006 09:58 pmGlargh, was typing and the power flickered!
Wired's put out it's call for nominees this year, and I'm reading the comments with amusement. I can think of several sexy geeks of my acquaintance that would surely qualify based on their loose criteria of "you know a sexy geek when you see, nay, experience one", but I think they're trying to stick to public figures :P
The results are sorta predictable (lots of votes for last year's winners and Kari Byron of Mythbusters), but IMHO the list seems to be lacking somewhat:
Anyone else qualify as a sexy geek that the commenters are missing?
Wired's put out it's call for nominees this year, and I'm reading the comments with amusement. I can think of several sexy geeks of my acquaintance that would surely qualify based on their loose criteria of "you know a sexy geek when you see, nay, experience one", but I think they're trying to stick to public figures :P
The results are sorta predictable (lots of votes for last year's winners and Kari Byron of Mythbusters), but IMHO the list seems to be lacking somewhat:
- Charming though they may be, I don't think Elijah Wood and Stephen Colbert really qualify. They may play geeks on tv, but that doesn't make them the real thing.
- Seth Green surely qualifies, if only for having the action figure collection that helped him half-spawn Robot Chicken's bite-sized dementia. Besides, at least one of my friends wants to suck his toes for creating same :P
- Because food + science = slick, Alton Brown's gotta be somewhere in the running.
- Rachel Kramer Bussel - text, brains, and curves.
Anyone else qualify as a sexy geek that the commenters are missing?
