I'm not into nerds, I'm into wild all American blond hair chicks.

My husband is kind of a nerd....more of a dork. He plays D&D, but he's all macho and manly, and he's a book nerd. He loves his X-box. He's my sexy nerd. He's got bedroom eyes that could burn a hole through you.

I love girls in glasses.

I'll admit that amongst the more "boho" element of femaledom there seems to be a sect that finds nerds a turn on. However, I feel it's a bit of a fad, there's even "faux" nerd out there if you can believe it. Moreover, I think it's just young women asserting there sexuality. With a nerd, the girl needs to take more of a lead, allowing them to dictate whats going to happen next. It's empowering and intoxicating and easy to see why any girl would assume that role.

The other day my wife came up to me and a friend talking about how fast you should walk through the rain. We decided that it is probably best represented by a curve, where as time of travel approaches infinity(you walk slower) wetness approaches infinity. And on the left, as time approaches zero (faster) wetness approaches a constant equal to the ammount of water in the airspace you would have to travel through in that instant to get from one point to another. She told me I was a huge nerd and walked off.

Nerds are cool. I have some nerd my strange little mix that is me.

Nerds can be intriguing because of their intelligence. I used to be rather intrigued by Elvis Costello because when he first came out, his horn-rimmed, Buddy Holly look definitely made him stand out among the blow dried vapid singers of the 70s. His lyrics were witty and he had a sexy voice. Ted on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy has the nerd thing going on, but he's a creative chef. Alas, he's beyond the pale, but you get my idea.