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Everyone has an innergeek. It's the part of our subconscious that says, "I love tech."
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Sarah BansakSarah Bansak has always had a secret dream of being a computer superhero -- swooping down to save unsuspecting victims of bugs, bombs and general computer mayhem. Much like Superman's "mild-mannered Clark Kent", "Sarah Bansak" is merely an alias to disguise the true identity of TECHGIRL, who sports a computer tool-belt in an ever so stylish manner. When did you first discover your love and/or
obsession with computers and technology? I first discovered my love of/obsession with computers in third grade, when my father purchased an apple IIe, and my parents enrolled me in a week-long computer camp, where I am still the reigning WORM champion. How do you earn a living? I was formerly the Mac/PC Troubleshooter and Design Director for an e-commerce site, which has just crashed and burned, so I'm currently looking for jobs which allow me to utilize my art skills as well as my geeky tech skills. Do you consider yourself a Geek? Not just a geek, a geek superhero. What is your favorite Website? What do you do when you are not working? Work on my comic book, stress about jobs, drink beer to combat the stress, eat pizza to combat the beer, work out to combat the pizza, use stress about jobs to get me through the workout. It's a vicious cycle. What's your motto? “Jesus is comin'...so look busy." Who would play you in a movie about your life? A movie? Who are we kidding here? The best I can hope for is some cheesy lifetime original series, possibly an infomercial. What would be the title of your autobiography? "Screw 'em if they can't take a joke" Who is the person you most admire? It's a three-way tie between Mike Patton, Janeane Garofalo and Sam Raimi. When and where were you the happiest? When my little sister was living with me out here (Los Angeles) for the summer. If you could have one super power what would it be? Telekinesis, both for professional prowess and for fun party tricks. Plus, it would eliminate that pesky need to "find the remote." |
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