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He didn't want the service for burial at sea to be read "by any pencil-neck Navy chaplain."

"If you wanted to talk about auditing control 18 months ago, it would have been considered a pencil-neck geek issue.

Maybe she had hot pants, maybe all these pencil-neck geeks around here just wish she did.

Tom Tolbert's turtleneck chic can't disguise the fact he's a pencil-neck geek.

Or Cyclops not a pencil-neck panty-waist.

Pencil-neck paper pushers lied.

But he will definitely always be a pencil-neck Hitler wannabe with a face from Wal-Mart, as you pegged him.

Blassie described this geek as having a neck like a stack of dimes, and that he was a real pencil-neck geek.

I always tell myself I won't tell myself to play it smart and follow all the rules those pencil-neck paper-pushing geek supervisors lay down.

Nor would anyone be likely to call him that, since at 6 feet 7 inches and 314 pounds, he certainly does not fit the pencil-neck geek stereotype of the technologically adept.

We, as reporters, should have the same access to information as the pencil-neck sophomore who sees Matt Barkley's arm in a sling and sends out a text during English class.

Blassie came up with his famous "pencil-neck geek" catchphrase early in his career to describe a fellow carnival performer known as "The Geek", who bit the heads off chickens and snakes.

It's not entirely clear what this position means for him politically, and whether by this point he's sloughed off his status as a "no-chin, pencil-neck paper-pusher" or a "blue-state unisex swingle," which is how Tak contemptuously describes his many foes.

CHICAGO - The pizza joints that for decades have given Chicago its heavyweight vibe are finding themselves pushed around by the culinary equivalent of a pencil-neck geek: gourmet restaurants with trendy names like "Piece" or "Crust" serving up sometimes cracker-thin pizzas.