[Answer] 1. My friend and I were playing basketball in the park when he stopped me and pointed. I looked in the direction, and he was pointing to a girl. He said "she's so fly" and we started playing again. I had no idea what that meant. Perhaps you know?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. My friend and I were playing basketball in the park when he stopped me and pointed. I looked in the direction, and he was pointing to a girl. He said "she's so fly" and we started playing again. I had no idea what that meant. Perhaps you know?"

...1. He thought she was his cousin 2. He thought she was ugly 3. He thought she was attractive 4. He thought she was old Fly before 2000: What a bird or a plane or Superman does, or an annoying insect, also slang for cool (It was used in "In Living Color" in the 90s [thanks ferfer72]) Fly after 2000: Attractive, pretty, cool I remember saying "good-looking" or "hot" when someone was pretty. But my friend, he said she was "fly". It seems that the English language has been morphed into a completely new language, which I will call "teenspeak".

[Answer] What can be said of an “infracaninophile”?

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...1. Shoots from the hip 2. Roots for the underdog 3. Toots their own horn 4. Boot scootin’ boogies

[Answer] What is IBM's iconic one-word slogan, first introduced in 1911?

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..."Think" has been IBM's iconic one-word slogan since 1911, when company leader Thomas J. Watson Sr. adopted it as a guiding principle for employees. The simple yet powerful word appeared on signs, notebooks, and office walls throughout the company, encouraging workers to solve problems thoughtfully and put customers first. Over the decades, "Think" became one of the most recognizable corporate slogans in history and inspired the names of IBM's annual Think conference as well as Apple's famous "Think Different" advertising campaign.

[Answer] What is IBM's iconic one-word slogan, first introduced in 1911?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is IBM's iconic one-word slogan, first introduced in 1911?"

..."Think" has been IBM's iconic one-word slogan since 1911, when company leader Thomas J. Watson Sr. adopted it as a guiding principle for employees. The simple yet powerful word appeared on signs, notebooks, and office walls throughout the company, encouraging workers to solve problems thoughtfully and put customers first. Over the decades, "Think" became one of the most recognizable corporate slogans in history and inspired the names of IBM's annual Think conference as well as Apple's famous "Think Different" advertising campaign.

[Answer] What is IBM's iconic one-word slogan, first introduced in 1911?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is IBM's iconic one-word slogan, first introduced in 1911?"

..."Think" has been IBM's iconic one-word slogan since 1911, when company leader Thomas J. Watson Sr. adopted it as a guiding principle for employees. The simple yet powerful word appeared on signs, notebooks, and office walls throughout the company, encouraging workers to solve problems thoughtfully and put customers first. Over the decades, "Think" became one of the most recognizable corporate slogans in history and inspired the names of IBM's annual Think conference as well as Apple's famous "Think Different" advertising campaign.

[Answer] What is IBM's iconic one-word slogan, first introduced in 1911?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is IBM's iconic one-word slogan, first introduced in 1911?"

..."Think" has been IBM's iconic one-word slogan since 1911, when company leader Thomas J. Watson Sr. adopted it as a guiding principle for employees. The simple yet powerful word appeared on signs, notebooks, and office walls throughout the company, encouraging workers to solve problems thoughtfully and put customers first. Over the decades, "Think" became one of the most recognizable corporate slogans in history and inspired the names of IBM's annual Think conference as well as Apple's famous "Think Different" advertising campaign.

[Answer] What is IBM's iconic one-word slogan, first introduced in 1911?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is IBM's iconic one-word slogan, first introduced in 1911?"

..."Think" has been IBM's iconic one-word slogan since 1911, when company leader Thomas J. Watson Sr. adopted it as a guiding principle for employees. The simple yet powerful word appeared on signs, notebooks, and office walls throughout the company, encouraging workers to solve problems thoughtfully and put customers first. Over the decades, "Think" became one of the most recognizable corporate slogans in history and inspired the names of IBM's annual Think conference as well as Apple's famous "Think Different" advertising campaign.