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Leea Leea 13 May 2022
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Legendary Saturday Polls, 351st Edition

"Temblor" is an earthquake. Its basically a Spanish word, meaning "trembling".

And so it has come to pass, without barely a tremble: I'm quitting the old Polls. The long and once glorious line of Saturday Polls hosts ends with me, and I'm done. No one reads these things anymore, so I've been writing and writing faithfully since everyone went off to other platforms of communication, and no one gave a damn. Last year, when NomadicNom nominated me for Social User, I likened it to the old editor of the failing small town newspaper, and I was right. And so now the newspaper has failed, because no one read it anymore, and cared far more about other websites and socializing avenues.

I wish it could go back to the old days, but it simply cannot be.…

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Leea Leea 6 May 2022
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Legendary Saturday Polls, 350th Edition

Here I am again, on a format no one gives a damn about! >=/ And in case you want my vote, it was "the ugly person with a wonderful personality" which should be everyone's pick. If we base everything on looks, the world has gone down a hole of no return. And I mean it. Looks have never been my priority. They've never made the short list of things i want in someone; they barely make the "long list". Sure, looks are great and all, but that seems to be the Number One thing people look for anymore. Personality and intelligence are far more important, as they should universally be.


What is the meaning of the word "temblor"?

  • A type of voice tone
  • A rank of knight (think Medival days)
  • A type of drinking glass
  • An earthquake


Do you ever role play your own ch…




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Leea Leea 29 April 2022
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Legendary Saturday Polls, 349th Edition

"Horology" is the science of measuring time, and also (according to the dictionary) the making of devices that measure time. I wonder if the origin of the word is connected in some way to the word "horoscope"? They both begin with "horo", for example. Horo might mean time, in some language...

I read an article today where a guy thought it was perfectly fine to ask girls on dating sites about what their "measurements" (aka, bust size, waist size, etc.) were. I was blown away by how shallow that was. Are you really going to only date people who only fit your "physical requirements"? You think that the first thing that comes out of your mouth is "What's your bra size?" is perfectly acceptable and women won't be offended? I have known women tha…

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Leea Leea 22 April 2022
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Legendary Saturday Polls, 348th Edition

"Forty winks" is a term for taking a short nap. Why? You don't wink in your sleep! "Forty snores" might have been a better term.


What is the science of "horology"?

  • Studying works of the horror genre
  • Studying ice and its composition and creation
  • Studying heat and its effects in the extremes
  • Studying the measuring of time


Just for kicks, how would you celebrate Earth Day in the Fallout universe?

  • Try to find a green place (no, not full of radiation) and chill
  • Find whatever plants you could and nurture them
  • Plant more things... any things, be they fungi or mutated plants, at least they're vegetation
  • Weep over the dead trees left over 200 years after the War
  • Something else


THAT'S ALL THIS WEEK!!

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Leea Leea 15 April 2022
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Legendary Saturday Polls, 347th Edition

A "glee club" is a group of people who sing short choral pieces. Beats me why they called it a glee club, but that's what the word is. I certainly didn't make it up. Personally, however, I think there should actually be "glee clubs" but in the fake answers I gave last week: people who spread good will and help in their communities. Who the hell said you only have to wait until the blasted "holidays" to make other people feel good? Huh? Why can't we do it all year, not just November through December?


What does the term "forty winks" mean?

  • A short nap
  • Being extra flirty
  • Leaving, but you'll be back quickly
  • Trying to get that stubborn speck of dust out of your eye


Ever get tired of Fallout questions?

  • Never
  • Sometimes
  • Always
  • Depends if they've been repeated …





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