Polls

[ArtStream]

What's this obsession with POLLS?

Vote for the best pole dancer.
Vote for your favorite barber poll
Vote for your favorite poll-vaulter, telephone poll, pole-cat, north/south-pole, May-pole, ski pole, straw-poll, pole-barn, light pole etc. It's all to much!

I vote we cut-back on the voting poll.

Here, take this little poll on polls!

Michael

[CanoeStream]

Michael, who died and made you Andy Rooney?






BTW -- Not enough questions up top to get any member interest. But if it does we can always move this to the fun & games subforum. (okay, back to my $%*&$*(&# mod hole...)

[2airishuman]

carful now miguel...

it is the season of festivus!

polecat

don't b a stickinthemuDD, bud.

2air'

banning tinsel, otoh is vital,

how about a vote on this?

[clancy_boy]

Pole-Dancing, must be Pamela Andersons trailer..........

[urbanfood]

when did the username being showed in poll results come into play? that's odd

[ArtStream]

Originally Posted by urbanfood

when did the username being showed in poll results come into play? that's odd

It's an option. I know, I should have taken a poll first, darn!
Michael

[Jim & Susan]

Ah, yes, Polls. They are a Zen like phenomena that usually digress into discussions of Blue Ovals, Bowties, Goats and those “other guys” across the Pacified Basin. (Insignificant side note: I’m firmly in the camp of the Blue Oval folks). Sometimes they are boring discussions of, gasp, axles. Usually only worthwhile for the non-scientific data they produce, and the humorous discussions that follow. Gotta love poles, er, polls. Man, “The Vicar of Dibley” in on, gotta go. Hey there’s a poll for ya, “Favorite British sitcoms”.

Jim

[wheel interested]

Happy Festivus for the rest of us 2Air. Who's wrestling?

My favorite Pole? Frederic Chopin (1810-1849)

[Royce]

Originally Posted by wheel interested

Happy Festivus for the rest of us 2Air. Who's wrestling?

My favorite Pole? Frederic Chopin (1810-1849)

Another good Pole: from Wikipedia

"Reverse Polish notation (or just RPN) by analogy with the related Polish notation, a prefix notation introduced in 1920 by the Polish mathematician Jan Łukasiewicz, is a mathematical notation wherein every operator follows all of its operands. It is also known as Postfix"

[Excella CM]

Dear old RPN. HP has come out with an anniversary model of its old calculator and you can set it to use RPN just for s**** & giggles.

[Royce]

Originally Posted by Excella CM

Dear old RPN. HP has come out with an anniversary model of its old calculator and you can set it to use RPN just for s**** & giggles.

I have managed to keep two of the old RPN HP's running. One for the studio and the other at my desk. but then I still have my slide rule also. Think I will mount it in a glass case with the message, "in case of power failure, break glass"

[thecatsandi]

Originally Posted by Excella CM

Dear old RPN. HP has come out with an anniversary model of its old calculator and you can set it to use RPN just for s**** & giggles.

For Grins? I still have my hp 16C from college. It still works!

[Stefrobrts]

Originally Posted by Jim & Susan

Ah, yes, Polls. They are a Zen like phenomena that usually digress into discussions of Blue Ovals, Bowties, Goats ...

I recently told a car friend I was getting a goat, and she thought I meant GTO...

[urbanfood]

Originally Posted by Stefrobrts

I recently told a car friend I was getting a goat, and she thought I meant GTO...

i really hate it when my friends misunderstand me.....it really gets my goat!