What else are you geeky about?

[thspfc]

I'm not ashamed to admit I have spreadsheets/documents for all the following things

- a fictional future (now partially past) of the NFL (started in 2022 and runs through 2030 as of now) with deep dives into multiple teams. I have a 70-page document of the Steelers, a 70-page document of the Broncos, and probably another 70 pages of general random stuff

- a fictional future of college football in a post-conferences era, also taking up many spreadsheets and endless documents

- a Minecraft world that started as being about building roads and has expanded into other niches such as having airports and sports leagues

- a march-madness style tournament of literally just shooting a basketball from different spots on the court (think HORSE but with predetermined locations and a scoring system), where each state is a team. Shooting basketballs for this has passed insane amounts of time for me in winter, there's 12 editions as of now

- extensive data on all of my bike rides since 2023

- extensive summaries for two fictional seasons of the show Fargo, about 30 pages each

And that's just what I would consider "geeky".

[Roadgeekteen]

Public transit, aviation (but more aviation business and less actual planes), general geography, sports (mostly NFL/NBA/College football/College basketball)

[NWI_Irish96]

Football, both college and NFL
International soccer (World Cup)
Indy 500
Geography and demography
Politics

[Roadgeekteen]

Football, both college and NFL
International soccer (World Cup)
Indy 500
Geography and demography
Politics

I can't believe I forgot I'm a massive political geek. I love in particular elections and election maps. Indiana is not the most interesting state to study but 2008 and this year's state senate primaries were interesting.

[Max Rockatansky]

Politics would be high on the list of things I'm apathetic about.

Some others that come to mind:

-  Video games
-  Gas prices
-  Getting upset about things in popular media (see the Star Wars/Avatar discussion in the Underrated thread)

[ZLoth]

Let me preface by saying that I'm a wanna-be road geek. There are multiple active members whose road knowledge runs circles around my knowledge.

I'm also a wanna-be anime geek, with tendencies towards some of the older anime.

I'm also quite the techie, but you probably guessed that already.

[NWI_Irish96]

Football, both college and NFL
International soccer (World Cup)
Indy 500
Geography and demography
Politics

I can't believe I forgot I'm a massive political geek. I love in particular elections and election maps. Indiana is not the most interesting state to study but 2008 and this year's state senate primaries were interesting.

Our primaries are always in May, so it rarely figures in the Presidential race.

[Voyager]

Star Trek, maps, buildings, bridges.

[NWI_Irish96]

Football, both college and NFL
International soccer (World Cup)
Indy 500
Geography and demography
Politics

Forgot to add: "Weird Al" Yankovic

[interstatefan990]

In no particular order:

-Apple devices
-Cars
-Airplanes
-Constitutional rights
-Police body camera videos
-Competition in the convenience store industry in America

[PNWRoadgeek]

-Music
-Music
-Music
-Music
-Music

In all seriousness though all throughout this year I've discovered so much good music that I'm kind of geeky about it.

[OracleUsr]

Calendar dates.  For instance, I was able to figure out that both my parents, my wife and I were all born on the same day of the week, Tuesday.