And we male geeks thank you for it.

The geeks comment was def generated toward both sexes.

<---geek

<-- geek

Nonetheless, serving those of us who fit into both categories is a major plus.

well, there's a somewhat crass, and potentially offending comment I could make about myself....but I don't really want to risk offending anyone, but let's just say, I'm not a girly-girl.

Dragontamerbrat: You may be as butch as you want, gurlfriend!

I have had a hard time finding anything generated toward males. Also the geek thing comes from me being a huge geek.

knittingdragon: YEY!

Oh, trust me, it's tough finding "manly" stuff. I may be gay, but flowers and bras are not my aesthetic.

Offend? Knitters on Plurk? Did I just enter the twilight zone??

DarkwingDesigns: We like to pretend to be diplomatic.

DarkwingDesigns: so, the two project bags I've actually bought are covered w/ Union Jacks. Yes, I'm of British origin, but most of the fabrics I see definitely cater to the female audience...which is fine, but

not all of us go for that.

BAH!!! Pull that shit on my thread and there be no soup for you!

We must at least have a facade of decorum. I mean, we are ladies....well, most of us.

Okay, so the geek and manly lines seem lime they might actually be popular.

S/lime/like

BAH, did you just call me a lady? I think my own personal tag line is: "I'm rude, crude, and socially unacceptable."

knittingdragon you DO realize I'm dating hippiepenguin right?

Oh, yes. I've had coffee with her.

knittingdragon:

Dude, you make things that appeal to men and I'll promote you in every way I know how.