Dear Toni,

It seems that I should have clarified things
for you. I just took it
for granted that a self-proclaimed nerd such as
yourself would have understood that my earlier
reference to "teeth are
not for biting," referred to "people."
Not brain surgery after-all as it was in response
to your telling me to bite you.

Still, whatever rocks your boat.
Be it wearing shiny metal on your arse or sucking
steak through a straw.
Enjoy!

I thought the original Nerds were Fonzie's entourage in Happy Days, Richie, Pottsy and Ralph Malph, the good kids who ate all their veggies and did their homework.
The 1980's Nerd was just another Hollywood avatar for Jewish ressentiment as he's always playing alongside his nemesis and slave master the "Jock", it's right out of "On The Genealogy Of Morality".

Dear Toni Lavis,

Bible study the way I understand it takes a short piece from the Bible out of context and then makes it` conform to whatever the sect of the person conducting the study maintains is truth.

From Wikipedia 14 June 2015
A nerd in the field of stereotypes of popular culture , is a person who is lonely passionate and obsessed with intellectual matters related to sciences (including mathematics, physics and logic) and technical , or generally any intellectual subject to which most people pay little attention.

Appeared in the late 1950s to the United States , the term has become rather pejorative, unlike geek . Indeed, compared to a geek , a nerd is more antisocial and more polarized over its interests, to which he devoted more time

One can gain great joy from being a nerd.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_theory

http://www.math.brown.edu/~jhs/frintch1ch6.pdf

The above urls are articles on number theory. A real nerd would get great joy from the subject. If it appeals to you, you have nerd potential.

David, if this link turns you on, your nerd potential is surreal...

http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~uno/sn.html