ok but the fact these nerds have board game night at stan’s. like talk to me tho,
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ok but the fact these nerds have board game night at stan’s. like talk to me tho,

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PSA
You don't have to know EVERYTHING about games, comics, a TV series, etc. to consider yourself a geek. Don't tell someone they're "not a true fan" for not knowing what said side character said in episode b series 3 at 1min 40 secs. They like it. That's enough to make them a true fan/geek about it.
Your entire piece is thrown out as condescending, entitled, oblivious, sexist and obnoxious. And no, you can’t object (well, you can, but you'd be summarily overruled). You made the decision based on your life experience as a geek that you could tell other people who is welcome as a geek and who is not. Based on my life experience as a geek, I have made the decision that I am qualified to tell you to suck eggs. You want to slap down people who you don’t feel qualify for geekdom? Then I get to slap you down for being wrong, on the basis of being higher up in the geek hierarchy. You don’t like it? Then you shouldn’t have played this game to begin with. You played your cards, and I now I’ve played mine. This round goes to me. I have the conch. And now I will speak. Who gets to be a geek? Anyone who wants to be, any way they want to be one.
John Scalzi, once again proving why he is awesome.
(His post covers pretty much exactly what I thought about the whole "Booth Babes Need Not Apply" article, with the added bonus of Scalzi's background giving him very solid footing from which to critique.)