Oh well, since we are on the subject of geek love, I love geeks. I even have a T-shirt that says “I /heart/ my geek.” And I’m gonna order the one that says “Talk nerdy to me.”
Funny, I always thought geeks were just my own private passion. I had no idea they were so popular. Are you sure this isn’t just a skewed SDMB perception?
It’s a SDMB secret.
For many, many years, people thought that engineers made good husbands because they were mature and reliable. While that’s true, there’s things their bride’s mothers never mentioned 
I wish I could. If I could teach it, I’d be shouting it from the mountaintops and taking out billboards. Alas, I’ve failed in my attempts so far. I can’t even really describe it, except that it’s an oral technique and a side effect is that it makes the bottom of your feet feel like they’re on hot coals. (Yet somehow this is a good thing in the moment.)
Yes, definitely. It makes all the difference in the world.
I suspect it’s an SDMB perception. (We are not skewed; it’s the rest of the world that’s off-kilter. 
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And that old Barbie line about “math is hard” (and therefore unworthy of women) is a craven distorition advanced by …someone… to discourage women from entering technical fields. If they only knew how sexy a smart engineer woman who can handle math or electronics or another complex subject is…
Engineers are good in bed because they pay attention to detail and can spend a long time extremely focused on a task.
It’s similar to the appeal of Count Casanunda.
The same is rumored about Native American men.
Did I mention that my name IRL is Running Bear Ginsberg? 
I’ll be here all week, folks!