[StannyBoy]

http://www.solidverbal.com/2011/01/28/ru...nthusiast/

the best part of this article is "2. When viewing or, if you must, contributing to a recruiting message board discussion with other people in the room, it wouldn’t be the worst idea to have another window or tab open of something that’s potentially less nerdy.

Which sounds better:

“What’re you looking at?”
“Oh just, um, strangers talking about the upper body strength of a sixteen year old who’s vaguely interested in playing at the same school that gave me an English Lit degree.”

“What’re you looking at?”
“Oh just, um, something called Brazzers.”

Exactly."

[StannyBoy]

http://www.solidverbal.com/2011/01/28/ru...nthusiast/

the best part of this article is "2. When viewing or, if you must, contributing to a recruiting message board discussion with other people in the room, it wouldn’t be the worst idea to have another window or tab open of something that’s potentially less nerdy.

Which sounds better:

“What’re you looking at?”
“Oh just, um, strangers talking about the upper body strength of a sixteen year old who’s vaguely interested in playing at the same school that gave me an English Lit degree.”

“What’re you looking at?”
“Oh just, um, something called Brazzers.”

Exactly."

[StannyBoy]

http://www.solidverbal.com/2011/01/28/ru...nthusiast/

the best part of this article is "2. When viewing or, if you must, contributing to a recruiting message board discussion with other people in the room, it wouldn’t be the worst idea to have another window or tab open of something that’s potentially less nerdy.

Which sounds better:

“What’re you looking at?”
“Oh just, um, strangers talking about the upper body strength of a sixteen year old who’s vaguely interested in playing at the same school that gave me an English Lit degree.”

“What’re you looking at?”
“Oh just, um, something called Brazzers.”

Exactly."

[StannyBoy]

http://www.solidverbal.com/2011/01/28/ru...nthusiast/

the best part of this article is "2. When viewing or, if you must, contributing to a recruiting message board discussion with other people in the room, it wouldn’t be the worst idea to have another window or tab open of something that’s potentially less nerdy.

Which sounds better:

“What’re you looking at?”
“Oh just, um, strangers talking about the upper body strength of a sixteen year old who’s vaguely interested in playing at the same school that gave me an English Lit degree.”

“What’re you looking at?”
“Oh just, um, something called Brazzers.”

Exactly."