Today, on this partly sunny WikiAnswers Wednesday, we spotlight a wonderful fellow who plays a more important role in project management than he does in grammar:
Colin (Answers.com project manager) is an awesome and amazing guy!
Semi is the prefix for half, so a semi Colin would mean you only have half of Colin, and that’s pretty sad.
A whole Colin is always preferable over a semi Colin.
Now, wait a second, you think you know the answer. You’re probably even pretty sure of yourself. But hold on. There are some very compelling arguments for both sides in the WikiAnswer.
I will say this - no matter which is the more powerful, they would each be even more powerful in large groups of their own. Which is why you might want to consider this:
That’s all I’m saying.
Oh, and today is the last day to apply for a chance to win an all-expenses paid trip to the Answers Summit. Better move fast, ninja. Or pirate.
It’s WikiAnswers Wednesday, so I would love to feature your homemade video answer here on no.stupid.answers. In fact, I would love to give you a free t-shirt even more.
So create a video answer to any question on WikiAnswers*, upload it to YouTube, leave it in the comments, watch it be posted here on a Wednesday, and win a free t-shirt. Extra points for extra creativity.
Go!
*No harming animals in the making of your film. And keep it family-friendly.
Admittedly, I don’t watch Gossip Girl, but just as admittedly, I do enjoy the occasional celebrity gossip. One place I go to check out the latest is the Celebrities Q&A category of WikiAnswers.
But in case you’re not just interested in hearing the gossip - but, gasp, speaking it - today’s Video Answer, submitted by Pbramwell and yrotmaharg, will help you out:
Congrats to Sandface, who submitted quite a few Video Answers for the WikiAnswers Video Answer contest back in September - she won an Honorable Mention for this one: