Welcome to We Geek Out

geek·out
verb, past tense: geek·ed out, gerund: geek·ing out.

1. to examine, study, or inquire into systematically, so as to learn the details of how a thing functions; to learn a skill or process.
2. to dive deeply into a subject, often through conversation with other interested parties.
3. to enhance the appeal of something for fellow geeks and enthusiasts.

Examples:

1. My Integral Theory group got together for lunch and we totally geeked out on Wilbur's philosophy.
2. I got a my new Android phone this weekend and thoroughly geeked out customizing everything.
3. He got a new stereo for his car and geeked it out with kick-ass speakers.