Looking for a geek who wants a room in galway

risaphoenix · 18-10-2008 9:29pm #1

Hey, recently my housemate had to move home due to complications, and I'm looking for someone to move in. I have a 3 bedroom flat in the city center, the bedroom open is pretty small but the house itself is very nice, 5 minutes from town, 15 from college. Rent is about 400 a month.

I'm a 19 year old female Arts student at NUIG studying archeology who likes drinking, gaming and martial arts. I'm looking for someone early twenties, student or otherwise, male or female, easy going, preferably with some interest in video games or scifi fantasy type stuff.

DeadSkin · 18-10-2008 11:10pm

I'm easy going and just loooovvvvvve scifi, not realy into martial arts tho'

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tman · 19-10-2008 1:45pm

If I wasn't moving to London soon, I'd definitely be interested.

A pic of me from a recent lan event;

Lockstep · 19-10-2008 6:48pm

Would your name begin with M?
American?

biko · 20-10-2008 9:06am

looking for

balu · 21-10-2008 5:14pm

I hope the room is not gone yet. These are my lads and I'm guy at the very right.

JohnCleary · 21-10-2008 5:42pm

balu wrote: »

I hope the room is not gone yet. These are my lads and I'm guy at the very right.

For 1 day, just for 1 day i'd actually love to be a true geek like those guy's - Just to see what it's like to get a hard-on for Linux

Shryke · 21-10-2008 5:47pm

I fit the criteria I think. (Not pulling the piss). Have you found anyone OP? I'm getting a place soonish but the current set up I was hoping for might fall through. I should know by the end of the week. Best of luck anyway.

ScumLord · 21-10-2008 5:57pm

JohnCleary wrote: »

For 1 day, just for 1 day i'd actually love to be a true geek like those guy's - Just to see what it's like to get a hard-on for Linux

Viagra?

ronnie3585 · 21-10-2008 6:10pm

JohnCleary wrote: »

For 1 day, just for 1 day i'd actually love to be a true geek like those guy's - Just to see what it's like to get a hard-on for Linux

You could ask this guy;

risaphoenix · 23-10-2008 7:11pm

wow, you people are really pathetic.

DeadSkin · 23-10-2008 7:37pm

risaphoenix wrote: »

wow, you people are really pathetic.

Wow, you started a thread lookin' for a geek. Try the lonely hearts section ffs

Lockstep · 23-10-2008 9:25pm

I have to admit, I found the replies hilarious.

Captain Darling · 23-10-2008 10:31pm

risaphoenix wrote: »

wow, you people are really pathetic.

How you doin?

Please PM me if that room is still free.

xx

Sarky · 23-10-2008 11:46pm

This may be the first time I've ever agreed with the original poster of anything.

Deary me. Try harder, gentle plebians, I'm disappointed. Or at least I would be if I ever expected anything from other internet users.

tman · 24-10-2008 12:04am

Hurtful stereotypes, Sarky?

T'was only a bit of harmless fun. Sure we're all internet geeks here anyway, it wasn't all that necessary to mention it in the OP

PopeBuckfastXVI · 24-10-2008 11:17am

They did it for the lulz

ScumLord · 24-10-2008 12:05pm

Sarky wrote: »

This may be the first time I've ever agreed with the original poster of anything.

Deary me. Try harder, gentle plebians, I'm disappointed. Or at least I would be if I ever expected anything from other internet users.

If only all us internet users could be as gurddamned cool as you. The world would be a better place.

DeadSkin · 24-10-2008 1:51pm

kippy · 24-10-2008 4:36pm

Yet another relatively serious thread posted in the Galway city forum which has descended into farce-is there any chance a mod can do something to reign in those who ruin relatively serious threads?
Kippy

PopeBuckfastXVI · 24-10-2008 4:47pm

kippy wrote: »

Yet another relatively serious thread posted in the Galway city forum which has descended into farce-is there any chance a mod can do something to reign in those who ruin relatively serious threads?
Kippy

I agree with Kippy, serious threads should not be replied to so they quickly fall off page 1 and into oblivion.

spinandscribble · 24-10-2008 4:50pm

ah come on of course there was going to be a few joke replies. better off putting up posters in college or asking your friends though, might be more helpful.

DeadSkin · 24-10-2008 6:48pm

kippy wrote: »

Yet another relatively serious thread posted in the Galway city forum which has descended into farce-is there any chance a mod can do something to reign in those who ruin relatively serious threads?
Kippy

serious thread me hole

:pac:

ronnie3585 · 24-10-2008 8:53pm

kippy wrote: »

Yet another relatively serious thread posted in the Galway city forum which has descended into farce-is there any chance a mod can do something to reign in those who ruin relatively serious threads?
Kippy

What's that I hear? The sound of the worlds smallest violin.

To echo the above poster - serious thread me hole.

Weidii · 24-10-2008 10:39pm

I'd love to live in a nerd house, but my current setup is far to sweet to give up. (Also I think constant nerdiness would eventually break me)

G'luck finding someone, if I hear of anyone looking I'll send 'em on to you.

JohnCleary · 25-10-2008 9:14am

A nerd house could be OK I guess - A nerd probably cleans up after themselves and prob likes cooking etc.

However, a geek house? Hmm, probably doesn't know how to clean the place up, lives on noodles, smells like sh1te and scares girls away

po0k · 25-10-2008 9:45am

Linux is just the (popular) common man's kernel.
It's not an OS.

I thought this was a joke. Where are the stats for the BB connection, consoles, telly, fridge and sandwich toaster?

And kippy, thanks for the suggestion but no. While some replies were plain jest, several of them were genuine.

nobodythere · 27-10-2008 12:49am

I fit the criteria.

I can't pay you any money, I may eat some or all of your food and I wear the same underpants three days in a row. I will however partake in your "gaming" and surprise you with a roundhouse kick every now and again.

Sorry for ruining your thread

Looking for a geek who wants a room in galway

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