And we saw each other yesterday and just geeked out.
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Like visiting classrooms and they're super geeked that you're there.
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Me and Big Daddy Kane on the phone, I'm geeked!
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When Luke geeked out because of a Thor phone case.
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Of course, lots of kids get geeked out about space.
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They geeked out with me when I first bought it.
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We geeked out on the universe, planets, and general philosophy.
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Meet the legend Julia Roberts the momoaz geeked out a lil.
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From the sound of things, she completely and totally geeked out.
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Elon Musk geeked out to Johnny Cash ... and he never looked cooler.
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In that way, it's much more like a fully geeked-out smartwatch.
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Others have geeked-out over their favorite Trader Joe's products in interviews.
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It's not just in Australia that horses are getting all geeked up, either.
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Canine kind is geeked for the world to get a new princess too.
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My classmates geeked out along with David, and ran the full spectrum of nerdiness.
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I was wearing a Chewbacca hoodie, but nobody else was even remotely geeked out.
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The royal bros even geeked out over lightsabers, but Will needs a better grip.
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Elle: It was like taking a warm bath of accomplishment, we geeked so hard collectively.
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If Pete's this geeked out ... maybe he oughta put some money where his mouth is.
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Gold star Astronomers are geeked about seeing for the first time two neutron stars collide.
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John Muir took ill from malaria and geeked out on the flora while he convalesced.
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I geeked out a bit, standing there in the glassed-off booth with the headset on.
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When the duo met for the first time, "we geeked out over technical materials," she says.
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She "geeked out" over meeting Big Bird while wearing a striped sweater and shimmery psychedelic-print skirt.
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Brown adorably geeked out a bit over her first time at the annual awards show, telling E!
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I've been a fan of his since high school, and totally geeked out during his meet and greet.
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Whatever you get geeked about, when you're on your own, you can feel free to binge, guilt-free.
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His sophomore effort, "John Henry Days," geeked out on the tunnels dug by that mythic steel-driving man.
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But right now New York sports radio legend Mike Francesa is most geeked up about Harambe the Gorilla.
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I like when the podcast is casual and conversational — I'm not really into the geeked-out technical chatter.
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" On the Emmys red carpet Timberlake gushed about his wife saying he is "more geeked out than she is.
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"I'm more geeked out than she is," he said of Biel's nomination while walking the red carpet to E!
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A few things to note about this: Personal product-lust addendum: I'm pretty geeked about the VW Budd-E.
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She also adorably geeked out after introducing a performance by Green Day and what's not to love about that?
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Over 279 episodes of television, they've laughed, cried and geeked out with Penny, Leonard, Sheldon, Raj, Howard, Bernadette and Amy.
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But the 13-year-old actress showcased a different kind of emotion when she geeked out over meeting Emma Watson.
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Grohl was so geeked, he posed for a photo with Astley which was tweeted on the band's official Twitter account.
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I'm geeked about the potential of inexpert users like me picking up the Unity engine and turning out our own creations.
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It's called the KODE57 enji ... and high-end car enthusiasts have been geeked up about its debut for a long time.
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Upon seeing the Switch Fallon understandably "geeked out", telling Fils-Aimé he's watched the Switch demo video "about a million times".
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Last month, Timothée Chalamet geeked out to Frank Ocean all about his love for fashion in that epic V Man interview.
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So when it came time for mecha schematics, I really geeked out on the technical aspects while grounding it in the research.
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Older female voters seem geeked up by the possibility of having a Madame President, but female millennial voters are surprisingly blah about it.
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The two reportedly found each other "obnoxious" at first, but they later became classmates and close friends who geeked out about computer science.
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CONCEPCION One of the things I geeked out over was her outline map for "Order of the Phoenix," which just had everything there.
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Lucky for me, geeked-out wire-rim frames are making quite the comeback, so it doesn't take much effort to score a solid pair.
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Backstage, the two geeked out over VMotion, a then-new VMware product for moving virtual machines from one server to another with no downtime.
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But regardless of what a geeked-up tech bro in an American Giant hoodie might tell you, this is absolutely not how music works.
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Recently Ray Maker, of the DC Rainmaker blog, joined the Too Embarrassed to Ask podcast and we geeked out over wearables for over an hour.
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Goldie Hawn was front row with Stella, while Kate Hudson shot video ... and it's easy to see why everybody geeked out -- Paul's still got it!
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Anyway, Carlos Estevez was geeked to meet Sheen, who himself was a flamethrowing reliever for the Indians in the late eighties and early nineties. 16.
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The nerdy, chubby kid who geeked out to novels and cartoons did not pose as much of a threat as his less bookish football teammates.
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The price for the Switch, due out in March, hasn't been released yet, but all the cool kids on the internet are geeked up about it.
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While CMO's sipped champaign at Cannes last week, Gen Z geeked out on the latest viral video trends at VidCon, the world's largest online video conference.
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When he appeared on The Late Late Show with James Corden recently, he "geeked out" over meeting fellow guest Julia Roberts and posted the evidence on Instagram.
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Banh said he "geeked out" about the worm, the largest he had ever seen from a patient, and showed it to about 40 people in the hospital.
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"There is no other show that I have geeked out on other than this show, and then I happen to end up on that show," said Jumbo.
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A longtime fan, Jumbo geeked out — even more so after the Kings offered her a three-episode arc that was extended throughout the show's final, 2016 season.
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The suits in Alien: Covenant, which Adam Savage geeked out over at San Diego Comic-Con, are also dedicated-purpose designs, meant for light EVA and surface work.
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He can pull off celebrity interviews, too, when there's a real shared interest, as when he and Keegan-Michael Key recently geeked out on their love of improv.
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Basketball players such as David Robinson, Andre Iguodala, and J.J. Redick, for example, have all geeked out on their watch collections on the Hodinkee interview series Talking Watches.
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So when we saw the actress — who plays Captain Marvel in the recent Avengers: Endgame film — sporting a style that's outside of her typical highlighted look, we were geeked.
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An early wearable technology sensation, you were on nerdy heads everywhere and had even managed to invade less geeked-out spaces like fashion runways, TV shows and even movie premieres.
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He said he was "not talking about anything sexual," but was "geeked up about the boys coming there," and "was there to have some fun," according to The Free Press.
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On the night of the release of Luigi's Mansion 3 for Halloween 2019, Larson geeked like any of us would over getting retweeted by Nintendo of America boss Doug Bowser.
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I cannot speak for all the eaters, but from my experience it was awkward to be dead sober amongst hundreds of geeked-up yahoos waiting for the moment of their lives.
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To the distributors, customers are the ones that suffer; it will now be much harder for young kids geeked out on science to indulge their curiosity by owning a pet salamander.
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Officers seized 1 kilogram of synthetic cannabinoids in brightly-colored baggies with labels like "Geeked Up." Besides New Haven, synthetic cannabinoids have trickled into other cities over the past several months.
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Schur also said Ted Danson (who plays Michael) geeked out over Garfinkle when the writer came to visit the set one day, long after his picture had become famous within the show.
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I am honestly geeked, I am from the New England Area originally, and so this piece of history that I learned throughout my school years was so cool to see in person.
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Though Yoshihara is geeked about the potential for augmented reality applications, the most intriguing aspect of this new tech would appear to be a better form of face identification than we currently have.
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Reeling off a skittering concoction of singsong rhymes in his signature geeked-up hazy tone and soul-inflected pop melodies, Towkio seems to lean into his bars with an off-the-cuff swagger.
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Their beats skew towards the fusion of club music and Dirty South shit that Jackie Chain helped pioneer back in the day, and it's clear they're geeked about the opportunity to meet him.
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Truth is, Jack and our guy totally geeked out over the royal cousins all plotting against each other to take the throne -- and suggested Harry and Meg's baby could be the Jon Snow!!
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The announcers geeked out over the costumes in the crowd, indulging in "Star Wars" trivia and puns as runners left in waves, quickly heading into Disney Adventure Park and then to fabled Disneyland itself.
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He geeked out over Meryl Streep in Ricki and the Flash In 2015, Platt made a cameo in the Meryl Streep-led Ricki and the Flash as a groupie of Streep's rock n' roll singer.
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The Babe bat made its way to the TMZ office before being handed off to its rightful owner ... and the fellas on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (weeknights on FS1) totally geeked out over it.
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Aquaman star Jason Momoa, recently revealed on Instagram that he and his mom "geeked out a lil" after meeting Roberts when both actors appeared as guests on The Late, Late Show with James Corden last week.
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That's appealing to a small subset of hardcore tech aficionados, says sex tech expert Kyle "qDot" Machulis; he admits that he geeked out hard over it as a young engineer at the time of its release.
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If you geeked out over the school science fair, you're in luck, because using some of the coolest new products out there kind of feels like the grown-up version of the experiments we did in chemistry class.
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While inarguably successful in getting Terrell Suggs all geeked up to go beat the Buffalo Bills, Lewis's language tends to work less well on the page, as demonstrated by the steroidal koan that greets you on the Chargers' site.
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In this room of admiring faces, more than one of which was decorated with an ice-cream cone, every song was a fan favorite, and no one seemed to mind that the guy rapping about being "geeked-up crazy" had changed his ways.
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Either this was such a sensitive mandate that it required a high level of paranoid tradecraft, or he was so enamored with the prospect of a covert operation that he had mined obscure forums, geeked out on espionage dramas, and couldn't wait to play the part.
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Ashley Dominique of Geeked Out Nation gave a good review to the episode and rated it with a B.
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" Joe Winder of Geeked Out Nation rated the episode with 8.8/10 saying that it was a pretty good episode that moved things along. "In all it was a good episode and we learned interesting things about some of the characters. [...] Never thought Niles was so caring and he even was remorseful about what he did to Churchill. Never would have guessed that Viceroy was an Irathient wanna be.
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In 2011, Only Won released a "Geeked out" remix video, titled I Wanna Be An Engineer, which was a parody that reached viral status and caught the attention of CNN, the Discovery Channel, and Intel. The music video and song appeared in MTV's animated series Beavis and Butthead (1993) in the 2011 episode "Whorehouse"/"Going Down". Claudia Leitte recorded a version of the song titled "Famosa" (English: Famous) featuring McCoy. The stylized title features a dollar sign and S.A., which generally designates corporations.
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" Ashley Dominique of Geeked Out Nation fave an A- rate to the episode saying that the episode is a reminder of why people love the show. "For a 100th episode, it could have packed in a bit more punch, but I don’t have much to complain about. They kept the story moving forward and managed to drop another bombshell. [...] Negativity aside, the episode left me full of smiles and excited to see what is next to come for the characters.
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Grace's next role was in the 2007 independent film Suburban Girl, alongside Sarah Michelle Gellar and Alec Baldwin. In 2007, she starred in The Jane Austen Book Club, based on Karen Joy Fowler's novel of the same name. She is a fan of Jane Austen and had read Fowler's novel when it was released in 2004. When she was given the film's script, she met with the director Robin Swicord, with whom she says she "geeked out", and was given the role of Allegra, an openly lesbian 20-year-old.
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"I started playing [Fats Waller's] 'Your Feet's Too Big' on the piano and Elizabeth joined in like we'd been singing that duet together for decades," Palazzo recalled. Elizabeth recounted how "everyone else in the room just faded away while we geeked out." The duo began regularly meeting to play music for their own enjoyment. A college acquaintance of Evan's – or "Bibs" as he came to be known – heard that they might be looking for a tap dancer for the band and put them in touch with their first hoofer, Edwin "Fast Eddy" Francisco.
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" Joe Winder from Geeked Out Nation rated the episode with 8/10 saying that overall was a good episode with a great story that built some of the characters of the show but it completely forgot other main characters, like Irisa's story. "Some of what we learned could be used for future stories. My main issue is the big story was forgotten by everyone and leave me wondering if it’s big deal why did Irisa just forget about it for a few days. I know if it was me I would be freaking out wondering what’s going on.
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"I Alone" received mixed reviews. Stephanie Flasher from TV After Dark gave the episode a B+ rating saying that the episode had a little bit of something for everyone and the writers Brian Young and Holly Brix took viewers on an emotional journey filled with ups and downs. Ashley Dominique of Geeked Out Nation rated the episode with 7.1/10 stating that the episode moved the plot with the Gemini Coven forward, readjusting the tensions within our characters. Jen from TV Overmind rated the episode with 7/10 saying that the episode left her feeling a little uneasy about the second half of the season and the next week's midseason finale.
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Claire Cottrill began recording covers at the age of 13; she often performed covers at local businesses including Blue Dry Goods. During this time, MTV contacted her to record a song to be used as background music for one of their shows, but the song was never used. She recalled that the Shins' Wincing the Night Away was "the first album I really completely geeked out over" crediting it as her inspiration to make music. Based on the fact that many around her told her that a career in music was unlikely she did not consider it a likely prospect and musically "kind of did whatever I wanted".
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He wrote the novels Modern Ranch Living and Goats as well as the short story collections Unsung Heroes of American Industry and Naked Pueblo. He served as the editor of the book The Worst Years of Your Life: Stories for the Geeked-Out, Angst-Ridden, Lust-Addled, and Deeply Misunderstood Adolescent in All of Us, including short pieces by George Saunders, Jennifer Egan, A. M. Homes and Nathan Englander. In 2015, Scribner published Intro to Alien Invasion, a satirical graphic novel he co-wrote with Owen King. At one time, Poirier was named "the young American writer to watch" by the Times Literary Supplement.
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"Rescue Me" received good reviews. Stephanie Flasher from TV After Dark gave an A- rating to the episode saying: "All in all, this was a good episode of The Vampire Diaries and too bad we have to struggle through another hiatus." Carrie Raisler of The A.V. Club gave a B- rating to the episode saying that "the entire episode is basically the setup to get him [Markos] to Mystic Falls, using the blood of the last two doppelgangers to do so." Ashley Dominique from Geeked Out Nation gave a B rating to the episode stating the positive and the negative things about the episode.
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Joss Whedon had wanted someone not conventionally strong for the part of Mag, who he felt should be a regular girl who the audience could see thrown into an impossible situation and not a battle- hardened or tough woman. Writers Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen selected Felicia Day, who they use in "pretty much everything" because of her girl next door quality. Over the casting of Adair Tishler, Tancharoen "geeked out", having been a fan of her role in Heroes as Molly Walker. Tancharoen's bridesmaid played a pregnant woman in the Dollhouse, and the crew along with their families and friends' pictures were used to make up the board marked "To Remember" in the episode's closing scene.
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" Ashley Dominique of Geeked Out Nation gave a C+ rating to the episode saying: "No one seemed to be looking for the truth or working together to piece all the information they had on a clear picture about the travelers and Marcos' intentions." Matt Richenthal from TV Fanatic rated the episode with only 1.1/5 saying that the episode was boring and a horrid hour of television. "Overall, very little happened. We discovered that Markos does want the Travelers to take over Mystic Falls; that Jeremy has to be better at communicating with his girlfriend; that Paul Wesley is a strong director; that Ezno is BY FAR the best part of TVD at this point; and that Tyler has been taken over by a Passenger.
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" Ashley Dominique of Geeked Out Nation gave the episode a B- rating. "Centered around a situation that should have been filled with tension, everyone in "Man Of Fire" [sic] just seemed to be going through the motions." Jim Halterman from TV Fanatic rated the episode with 3.5/5 saying: "While tonight’s episode wasn’t perfect by any means - and there was obviously plenty for me to be snarky about - I did enjoy it more than past outings mostly because I feel as though we’re finally heading somewhere and it could be really fun." Stephanie Hall of K Site TV gave a good review to the episode saying that it served as a setup for the remaining ones. "There were bits and pieces of the season’s overall mythology scattered throughout that prevents this from being a true filler episode, but much of the drama in "Man on Fire" felt drawn out. That’s not to say it wasn’t enjoyable, because it was, just on a more gratuitous level than the convoluted mythology-heavy episodes of the recent past.
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