You know you’re a geek when you’ve got every OS known to man installed on your computer and you use them all on a daily basis.

You know you’re a geek when you die laughing when you hear “What’s a Linux?”

You know you’re a geek when instead of old copies of PC Magazine stuffed under your mattress.

You know you’re a geek when you go into apply for a job and in the name field, you put your online handle.

You know you’re a geek when you’ve got a realistic light saber replica** and you’re not afraid to use it! WRAR! I AM GEEK! HEAR ME WROAR!!!

You know you’re a geek when the only thing you want for your birthday is money electronically transferred to you so you can spend it at mouser.com.

You know you’re a geek when you’ve got mouser’s phone book of a catalog memorized.

You know you’re a geek when the owner of Mouser knows you on a first name basis.

You know you’re a geek when the owner of Mouser is embarrassed to say he knows you.

**http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/warfare/69de/

You know you’re a geek when you’ve got every OS known to man installed on your computer and you use them all on a daily basis.

You know you’re a geek when you die laughing when you hear “What’s a Linux?”

You know you’re a geek when instead of old copies of PC Magazine stuffed under your mattress.

You know you’re a geek when you go into apply for a job and in the name field, you put your online handle.

You know you’re a geek when you’ve got a [URL="http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/warfare/69de/"]realistic light saber replica[/URL] and you’re not afraid to use it! WRAR! I AM GEEK! HEAR ME WROAR!!!

You know you’re a geek when the only thing you want for your birthday is money electronically transferred to you so you can spend it at mouser.com.

You know you’re a geek when you’ve got mouser’s phone book of a catalog memorized.

You know you’re a geek when the owner of Mouser knows you on a first name basis.

You know you’re a geek when the owner of Mouser is embarrassed to say he knows you.

-you download all the classics for your children to read in electronic format on their Palm devices or their computer
-you shop online, and your kids send their purchase requests by email
-you beam school assignments to your homeschooled children’s device
-you set up a web page on your home network and put all the links out for your children’s research project
-you own a copy of MS Excel 1.0, and can remember when the terminology “desktop publishing” was invented
-you IM with people who are in the same house, or same room
-while dating your now-husband of many years, you would finger the servers, found out where he was, and initiate chat
-your husband spends most of his free time in front of a computer–but you think that it’s normal
-even your 9 yo dd looks things up on IMDB while watching tv
-every child (even under 10) has their own email address, securely set up behind your firewall
-not only do you know which ST episode it is, but so does your husband, your best friend, and his best friend (who happen to be married)
-your children would rather watch old Mission Impossible episodes or ST then today’s shows
-when you stay up late with your husband to catch reruns of Dr. Who, and compare the characters (that’s a britgeek, I guess)
-you wanted to grow up and marry Johhny Quest

You know your friends are geeky, too:
-when they’re thrilled their phone number is only primes
-you all get the math jokes
-they come over and hang out — on purpose!

I thought you’d find the mom geek aspect fun. My husband is completely geekier than me, and his card says Unix Sage. He sometimes calls us grasshopper.

you know you’re a geek if you have more tweaks & utilities installed than all games & office programs combined.

you know you’re a geek if you complain about the missing zero when you celebrate PI day

you know you’re a geek if you knew what I was talking about in that last one