Blaiyan said:
Did I use it wrong or are you informing people of what it means? Lol. yeah I could've just said, use sesquipedalian words but if characterized by |
Just saving others time on checking up on the definition. How else would I pique their interest to continue to seek out what polysyllabic means? (Assuming they didn't break that word apart)
| Nickelbackro said: Wii iz da bestest fanboi sight in allz uv teh intranets whooooooooooo |
Stop ruining the sites' superior intelligence level you inferior, corpulent fool.
^Guy pissing on Microsoft Sign
| Nintendo Zealot said: fool |
"A fool is a fool who will only listen to the foolish opinions of other foolish fools...", Franziska Von Karma
An excerpt of Ulysses
http://www.randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9780679641629&view=excerpt
"[Our former customers] are unable to find software which they WANT to play."
"The way to solve this problem lies in how to communicate what kind of games [they CAN play]."
Satoru Iwata, Nintendo President. Only slightly paraphrased.
Wikipedia says...
Geniuses are often accused of lacking common sense, or emotional sensitivity. Stories of a genius in a given field being unable to grasp "everyday" concepts are abundant and of ancient vintage: in his dialog Theætetus, Plato offers a picturesque anecdote of the absentmindedness of Thales. Some individuals in this arena of "absent-minded professors" and persons lacking normal social skills fall in the autism spectrum (such as Asperger syndrome). genius's intense focus on a given subject might appear obsessive-compulsive in nature, but it might also simply be a choice made by the individual. If one is performing groundbreaking work in one's field, maintaining other elements of life might logically be relegated to insignificance.
You could prolly change the word genious to fanboy hahahaha
If at first you don't succeed, you fail
| --OkeyDokey-- said: This thread is rather shallow and pedantic. |
I was about to use that.........damn you Okey!
| SnowWhitesDrug said: Wikipedia says... Geniuses are often accused of lacking common sense, or emotional sensitivity. Stories of a genius in a given field being unable to grasp "everyday" concepts are abundant and of ancient vintage: in his dialog Theætetus, Plato offers a picturesque anecdote of the absentmindedness of Thales. Some individuals in this arena of "absent-minded professors" and persons lacking normal social skills fall in the autism spectrum (such as Asperger syndrome). genius's intense focus on a given subject might appear obsessive-compulsive in nature, but it might also simply be a choice made by the individual. If one is performing groundbreaking work in one's field, maintaining other elements of life might logically be relegated to insignificance. You could prolly change the word genious to fanboy hahahaha |
Ergo, fanboy=Genius. Spread the word.
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