Robot Heart

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“Band nerd”

propagandery:

I believe the correct term is “band geeks.” or my favorite, “the dorkestra.”

[and FYI, I was trombone for like 6 months, so I kinda qualified]

Maybe this is a regional thing? Where I grew up everyone called it “band nerd.” But apparently in some places, it’s called “band geek.” I’ve had some people really hassle me over this. Also, instead of dorkestra, I’ve heard it called “orch dork.” (We didn’t have orchestra, so I can’t really speak to that.)

I think they (i.e., someone other than me) should do a map for this like they did the pop vs. soda debate. What do you call it?

  1. lihuma reblogged this from possiblydreaming
  2. propagandery reblogged this from robot-heart and added:
    I didn’t realize I’d started a controversy. But I like the idea of a language map to finally put this to rest. I grew up...
  3. therivanqueen reblogged this from nittanysam and added:
    definitely prefer the term “bando”
  4. nittanysam reblogged this from caterpillarcowboy and added:
    We were always called “bandos” and damn proud of it. I’ve never heard another school use the term. I was a bando of all...
  5. possiblydreaming reblogged this from robot-heart and added:
    I was/still am a “band geek”…and occasionally an “orch dork”. My friend says choir kids were “choir nerds”.
  6. caterpillarcowboy reblogged this from robot-heart and added:
    Definitely band geek. And yeah, that was me, President of the Cornell Wind Bands and President of the Cornell Jazz...
  7. ae reblogged this from robot-heart and added:
    Hm. Yeah, we called it “Band Geek”. That would be interesting to see mapped out.
  8. robot-heart reblogged this from propagandery and added:
    a regional thing? Where I grew up everyone called it...nerd.” But apparently in some...
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