I made this comic to rile the dweebs of the world to take back the name Dweeb and change it’s meaning! So go to it DWEEBS!
Seriously… nobody calls each other dweebs anymore…
I made this comic to rile the dweebs of the world to take back the name Dweeb and change it’s meaning! So go to it DWEEBS!
Seriously… nobody calls each other dweebs anymore…
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Sometimes when no-one can hear anything, I crawl into a room and whisper the word to myself.
I wear “bottle bottom” glasses, always have (blame my Dad’s dodgy DNA)
Every time I go to the optician, they keep advising me to get “thinner lenses” (I actually tried it once, and I have to say there really is no point for me) … I go through the conversation something like “Do you worry that people stare at your glasses?” “No, I don’t think they get past the dress sense and the fact that I’m pale, skinny and tall.”
I’m fine with my glasses now, but when I was a kid, I wanted contacts but was told I couldn’t because I have “Rugby ball shaped eyes”. My body is weird!
My sister has the opposite problem. She has a hard time finding proper eyeglasses since her eyes are just that far off from each other in vision. She’s finally found a decent pair now but she was pretty much forced to wear contact lenses for a long time.
Astigmatism made it difficult to get working contacts for a long time. My mother used to have a set that was rigid and designed so that the lenses would stay ‘right side up’, but she said they were quite uncomfortable. I have always worn glasses so I’ve never been interested enough to find out if they overcame that problem.
Dweeb is a wonderful word. One used rather affectionately in my circles.
I met someone in a MMO whose name was Dweeby. I shall never forget that name.
Just wanted to point out the attention to detail on the clothing/purse strap area, and how
it’s pulling down on the clothing (perhaps not enough, bow chicka) but that’s a nice touch you don’t normally think about on your first click-through.
It ain’t easy being dweeb.
I think I’ll stick with “geek,” thanks. Rhymes well with “freak.” What’s “dweeb” bring to the table? Not much, from what I can hear.
Eye transplants. Will hurt but it’s the answer.
I still call people Dweeb, my roommate is a huge Dweem and spaz, I’m just a geek.
As a glasses wearer, may Lynn’s eyes be eaten by a chipmunk.