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¿Question #219858?
TomTi89: I always assumed the polar in PolarDad meant "relating to the North or South Pole", but what if actually means "having electrical or magnetic polarity", "the straight line joining the two points at which tangents from a fixed point touch a conic section", or even "a variable binary star which emits strongly polarized light, one component being a strongly magnetic white dwarf"?

PolarDad: In high school, I picked up the nickname Polar Bear because I would never wear coats...always short sleeves. Still like the cold...now I got kids. ...PolarDad.
MABBY: Yeah, don't make the mistake of spilling a bunch of iron filings around him.
pricero1: It might mean that he's bipolar, and that's also maybe why he thinks he's a polar bear.
Woelf: Pol = Polish // ar = Arrgh! (Pirate) // D = Sunny D (orange drink) // ad = advertisement