I am ashamed to have to ask but....

to me i think geek usually goes with computers and nerd usually is like academic or hobbies.. but yeah i was thinking this exact same thing earlier today haha

lol.a geek means a odd person and a nerd is one who pursues intellectual activities disregarding social ones.hope this helps. happy mylotting.

A geek can still have a good fashion sense and it will take a lot for a nerd to have one. A geek i think personally is someone who's good at certain things like computer while nerd is good academically. Though not all good in academics are nerds just someone whom the majority think is uncool. Most geeks are cool.

I think....and I'm kind of just going off the cuff here.... is that a "nerd" is someone who is very book smart, studies a lot, doesn't go out much except to chess club meets, lists "calculus" as a hobby.... while a "geek" is someone who is more socially adept but smart about a lot of things, including but not limited to a lot of pop culture garb. There was a game show on... I think it was Comedy Central, but I can't remember for sure.... called Beat the Geeks and it was a trivia game where there were four "Geeks" - a TV Geek, a Movie Geek, a Music Geek and a special guest Geek who was an expert in one particular thing like Star Trek or Metallica - and three contestants tried to get more points in each category than the respective Geek. Anyway, to make a long story short (Too late!!) that, and the Revenge of the Nerds movies of the 80's, is how I formulated my definitions. Or....there is the circus side show geek who bites heads off of chickens and drives nails through his body.....although I don't think that's the definition being applied to you (or me, I hope).

Quick response, Geeks Get stuff done! Nerd are usually stereotyped as those people who would lock themselves in a room with their other "nerdy" friends and play D&D, study nearly all the time they're not playing D&D and are rarely seen at parties unless others drag them alone.... literally lol Geeks are those people who you would see in school fixing someones laptop on campus, always has some CDs or tools in his or her bookbag and are usually just helping people with stuff that requires specified knowledge. These people are more socially apt because they try not to seclude themselves from the general public.