another "you know you've been" thread

[The Happy Swede]

You know that you have listened to eminem too much when you can fit quotes from his songs into almost all conversations with your friends...

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[Gamer872]

You know you have bad taste in TV shows when you watch Big Bang Theory.

Actually, I watch NCIS and the Discovery channel more usually. I gave it a try because it was on. It's not bad.

[Teraforce]

You know you need to upgrade your laptop when the original mfgr. of your laptop doesn't provide Windows 7 drivers for your laptop on the driver download page (I'm still going to use mine until it dies though)

[Fishon]

You know you've been looking for a car for too long when next years models roll out and you have to start the process all over again.

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You know you've been too juvenile and immature when:

Off-screen, Chris Farley was well-known for his pranks in the offices of Saturday Night Live. A March 13, 1995 New York magazine article refers to Sandler and Farley making late-night prank phone calls from the SNL offices in Rockefeller Center, with Sandler speaking in an old woman's voice and Farley farting into the phone and mooning cars from a limousine. Sandler told Conan O'Brien on The Tonight Show that NBC fired him and Farley from the show.

[Vogelbung]

You know you spend way too much on tech when you wander into an airport electronics store and go "had, had, had, had, have, crud, had, have, had..."

[Steven]

You know you're an apple fanboy when you visit macrumors every single day.

[Kuroi-Tsubasa]

You know you're lazy when you'll lay down until noon to wait for a family member to finish showering, just so you don't have to wait for the water to heat up.

[The Happy Swede]

you know you drank wayyy to much energy drink when you can hardly talk properly, ask phistachio

[Steven]

^You know you've been hanging around Phistachio a lot when you bring him up a lot

[Datamonger]

Now it's up to the point where i can tell what the brand of half of the student's laptops is just by taking a quick look at them. A quarter of them have some fruit on them though so it helps a lot.

I used to do that when I first started taking college classes. I would spend my Wednesdays sitting in the school between my morning and afternoon classes just checking out other people's laptops. On a very rare occasion, I would see a Thinkpad, but most of the time, everyone had either a Dell or HP. Not as many Macs as you would expect. But then again, this was a community college.