This may be the coolest, most awesomest phrase ever uttered by human lips (or fingers). I'm totally adopting this as a new favorite phrase, if you don't mind, Polymath. To thou shalt all credit go.polymath wrote:The pen is mightier than the sword. Any old pen or pencil or crayon will do as a magic wand. Abracadabra.
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Brenda :)
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Use as you will. I give it freely for any use by anyone anytime.dios4vida wrote:This may be the coolest, most awesomest phrase ever uttered by human lips (or fingers). I'm totally adopting this as a new favorite phrase, if you don't mind, Polymath. To thou shalt all credit go.polymath wrote:The pen is mightier than the sword. Any old pen or pencil or crayon will do as a magic wand. Abracadabra.
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Sorry guys, I'm picturing Margo summoning Polymath from a magic lamp, like a genie who grants grammar wishes.
You totally rock my socks, Polymath.
You totally rock my socks, Polymath.
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Sommer Leigh wrote:Sorry guys, I'm picturing Margo summoning Polymath from a magic lamp, like a genie who grants grammar wishes.
You totally rock my socks, Polymath.
I can totally see that.
It's like we all have our own little personal version of Polymath. It's kinda neat.
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Absolutely. Forget Google. I'm just gonna PM Poly whenever I have another research question... :)Cookie wrote:It's like we all have our own little personal version of Polymath. It's kinda neat.
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Lol. I'm beginning to suspect Polymath is Google. From the future.trixie wrote:Absolutely. Forget Google. I'm just gonna PM Poly whenever I have another research question... :)Cookie wrote:It's like we all have our own little personal version of Polymath. It's kinda neat.
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Doubt it. If Polymath were Google, Blogger would be fixed by now.Cookie wrote: Lol. I'm beginning to suspect Polymath is Google. From the future.
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BHahahahahaaa!! Perfect!hektorkarl wrote:Doubt it. If Polymath were Google, Blogger would be fixed by now.
I'm seeing a bunch of Poly-isms a la Chuck Norris:
http://www.thechucknorrisfacts.com/
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Good point.hektorkarl wrote: Doubt it. If Polymath were Google, Blogger would be fixed by now.
Unless, he came from the future, met himself and due to the whole timey-wimey wibbly-wobbly thing, blogger crashed because you can't meet your past self.
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Come to Wordpress, blogger users. Cooooommmmmeeeee to Woooorrrdddpressss....
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I don't know about the rest of you, but I know I wouldn't be shocked to discover Polymath is actually the digital personification of a sentient Google.
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I don't know about the rest of you, but I know I wouldn't be shocked to discover Polymath is actually the digital personification of a sentient Google.
May the word counts be ever in your favor. http://www.sommerleigh.com
Be nice, or I get out the Tesla cannon.
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I think we need to rename this thread "The Awesomeness that is Polymath - A Tribute to our Personal Google."
Brenda :)
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You-all have managed to discover one of my fatal weaknesses, my Achilles' heel, my kryptonite, my deadly vice: my self-effacing need to be inconspicuous. Yeah, I know, kind of hard to be inconspicuous when one has a conspicuous attribute in some small regard. Don't we all? Making it meaningfully pay off, that's the ticket to the platinum tour.
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