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The word keeg /kig/ is an English word, but is used in most languages in it's original form. Basically, keeg is the opposite of geek. Geek, meaning a person who is more than capable of handling a modern computer, is sometimes used in a negative meaning, giving the humiliated a not-positive response. That response is often given by persons who don't understand that the computer is tomorrow's basic. However, keeg can be used for more than meaning "not geek". It can in fact be used for almost everything. That's because people can agree with each other what the word geek actually means. Some asserts it means a person with no friends but his PC. Other claims the geeks are our society's most-wanted for modern jobs, and therefore fabulous people.
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