What nerd level am I?

It's not a far stretch for me to be classified as a nerd. But being a tech nerd isn't so bad. It has a lot of benefits: such as an excuse to buy gadgets. This last week Melissa asked why I get more toys than she does. haha. I didn't have a good answer for her, just told her to switch to a CIT major and she could have the toys too.

My most recent accomplishment is parting through the mess in our spare room to setup my desk (as school just started today!) I have 3 monitors setup (technically it's 2 laptops and one monitor.) And then at work I have dual monitors on my desk. So on any given day, I could be using 5 monitors to get my work & school done.

How much is too much? Well I think that depends on how nerdy you are? I'm not quite to the point that Weird Al sang about in White & Nerdy. I think at the very least 4 monitors on one desk is acceptable. I've been 4-eyed since I was a child, so I think that entitles me to 4 monitors minimum.
Unfortunately I'm limited by desk size. If we weren't renting, I'd be mounting the monitors to the wall! "Mounting my wiiindooooowwws to the WALL." I'm sure if I tried hard enough I could think of a few more lines to create a nerd parody of Get Low. And if it's good enough, I could get Sandra Bullock & Betty White to dance to it.

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