so, if something is polar isnt already divided in nature? Why would you need to add the bi-? or is this some sort of new age thing like metrosexuality?
bipolar or polar?
Responses:
"Polar" can refer to something that deals with a pole or axis, such as polar coordinates or to one pole of a bipolar system, as with polar ice cap.
"Bipolar" refers to a system that consists of two branches, as with a bipolar neuron or to something that deals with both poles of a planet, for instance: bipolar ice loss.
Didn't we talk to you about this? Come on big guy, make with the funny.
*sigh* fine.
Polar? I don't even know her!
....how was that?
....how was that?
Don't quit your day job.
This is my day job.
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