What subject are you a nerd in?

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Coops Dad said:
I worked in a group home teaching life skills to developmentally delayed adults. It was a great job. Two of my guys were Special Olympians in our local games.
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Everyone was having a good time tonight.
 
The Moonshiner said:
Back in the day I was a Mopar or no car
But my mustang loving friend has a first year mustang. According to him it came out mid season 64 so they're commonly called 64 1/2s but they're registered as 65.
Guess its like a Johhny Cash song... 64, 64 1/2, 65....
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Yup. '65 model year but sold in '64.
 
azurbanclucker said:
Yup. '65 model year but sold in '64.
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I remember a beautiful, bright yellow first-edition Mustang inside a shop window on the corner of Alameda and Broadway across from the drug store in Denver the summer of '64. My lands, what a beautiful sight! I would have been 11 yo and I fell in love at first sight. My heart did palpitations every time I walked past it on my way to school that fall ...
 
Another nerd quiz:
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https://www.britannica.com/quiz/which-country-is-larger-quiz
 
Nabiki said:
Sinister originally meant left handed
A conspirator is already working with someone, therefore, "co" is redundant.
See above, IR in front of regardless is redundant.
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My apologies, I just saw this! I wasn't notified of this post. (BYC, I'm lookin' at you!) Two points for you!

Yes, sinister is Latin for left-handed and was believed, long ago, to be wrong and evil. "Dexter" meant right-handed and is the root word for "dextrous," meaning capable, able, clever, etc.

"Irregardless" is believed to be a conflation of the words "irrelevant" and "regardless," truly a bastardization.

You are also right about conspirator but that point has already been awarded. Well done! :clap
 

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