Definition of a fan ?

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Posted: 11 years ago

What is a definition of a fan for you ?

This seems quite subjective after being here for few weeks. So if you are a fan, what is your definition of a fan and if you aren't one, what is your take on it ?

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Posted: 11 years ago

Definition of a fan ?

1.an apparatus with rotating blades that creates a current of air for cooling or ventilation.

2.a handheld device, typically folding and shaped like a segment of a circle when spread out, that is waved so as to cool the person holding it.

3.cool (someone or something) by waving an object to create a current of air.

4.increase the strength of (a fire) by blowing on it or stirring up the air near it.

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Posted: 11 years ago

Not cracking a stupid joke about it being a machine, when I say fan it's someone I appreciate(for whatever reason)..it's not permanent, definitely not unconditional..I stop being a fan when the person does something I don't agree with/it has lasted too long and I need change..and most of the times it's restricted to what they do on screen/on the field/on the job

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Originally posted by: hasini009

Definition of a fan ?

1.an apparatus with rotating blades that creates a current of air for cooling or ventilation.

2.a handheld device, typically folding and shaped like a segment of a circle when spread out, that is waved so as to cool the person holding it.

3.cool (someone or something) by waving an object to create a current of air.

4.increase the strength of (a fire) by blowing on it or stirring up the air near it.

Darn, didn't know there are smart cookies out in the field...😆
So do you wanna tell me, which one of those are you ? 😆 I say pick 4, sounds feisty...

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Originally posted by: Avocado.Girl.

Darn, didn't know there are smart cookies out in the field...😆
So do you wanna tell me, which one of those are you ? 😆 I say pick 4, sounds feisty...

but I prefer to be 3😆

btw thanks for not getting irritated😛

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Originally posted by: UsernameLoading
Not cracking a stupid joke about it being a machine, when I say fan it's someone I appreciate(for whatever reason)..it's not permanent, definitely not unconditional..I stop being a fan when the person does something I don't agree with/it has lasted too long and I need change

So for you, is there a difference between a supporter, admirer, appreciator or a fan ?

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Originally posted by: hasini009

but I prefer to be 3😆

btw thanks for not getting irritated😛

In that case, we can be yin and yang. I enhance the fire while you try to cool it down 😆

LOL, no worries, nothing to get irritated here...After all I am myself a fan of all sorts of "sensible nonsensical things" 😆

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Originally posted by: Avocado.Girl.

So for you, is there a difference between a supporter, admirer, appreciator or a fan ?

Umm..I don't think they need my support as individuals/professionals..I'm a supporter of Team India, not a fan..I'm a fan of Virat Kohli, not a supporter

But yeah admirer=appreciator=fan..this stays till they do what they do well..

There are few people like Dravid and Kumble I admire for what they are off the field also..but that's more respect

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Posted: 11 years ago

I am sure Definition to a fan is something very subjective..

But what I feel is that..

If I am a fan of someone..as in a true die hard fan..I will Never bash him to prove a point that I am an unbiased fan..

And if I am a fan and my favourite has done something unworthy..I should be bold enough to accept it and not come up with a counter argument to support my favourite..

Edited by Debarati7 - 11 years ago