Planet Nerdo
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This is a planet full of Nerds. The Nerds are an entirely different race altogether.
In the process of finishing it at the mo.
This bit I have put up is the basic of how to get to Planet Nerdo.
Most of my friends were saying that is is really good and witty and thy wanted it up here. (Kinda pestering me to do it, but that doesn't matter, It's up now!).
Enjoy.
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