Poll: Which of these 9 fandoms defines you the most?
Are you a fan of TV shows? How about movies? Books? What about Comic Books? Sports? Or maybe you're a fan of music? Or you're the kind of person who spends all day playing video games? Are you an Otaku? Or a Theatre Geek? Which of these 9 fandoms defines you the most? Discuss here
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Game of Thrones (2011)
Series Sheik ...Previously on Game of Thrones... I don't even need to know what happened previously. I've been watching this for 5 freakin' hours. I know what's up. -
The Godfather (1972)
Movie Buff You know every actor's bacon number. You have the movie posters up in your room and pay for dollar to watch any movie on its first day of release. -
To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)
Bookworm Don't you just love the smell of a good book? Books take you everywhere. Each page turn and plot twist is pure magic. -
The Avengers (2012)
Comic Book Fan You're part of the group of people who know why the Daredevil and Catwoman movies were terrible. You prefer stories to be told pane by pane. And that's just fun. -
The Sandlot (1993)
Sports Fan Go Team! You love it when the crowd goes wild with you and you feel pumped when your team scores. There's no place you'd rather than here cheering for your team in the stadium. -
Pitch Perfect (2012)
Song Library You could totally enter any guess-the-lyrics contest. You know every singer and band there is from ABBA and Led Zeppelin to Taylor Swift and OneRepublic. -
Assassin's Creed (2007)
The Gamer You're totally no scoped that guy online and have probably gained prestige for this. You've lived a thousand lives because one isn't enough. Go! -
Naruto (2002)
Otaku Anime fandom at its finest. You'll do cosplay at the conventions because that's what makes you - YOU. You feel kawaii discussing anime and manga with your friends. -
Les Misérables (2012)
Theatre Geek You're the kind of person who acts and sings everywhere you go, because any sentence reminds you of a musical. You spend your time looking up new musical/plays, learning songs/monologues, and thinking of what the next show is going to be for them.