Polymorphism

pol·y·mor·phism [pòllee máwr fìzzəm]
(plural pol·y·mor·phisms)
noun
1. existence in different forms: the characteristic of existing in different forms
2. difference in DNA sequence: a difference in DNA sequence between individuals
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Its the rule of the world. Not just a barren concept pitched in by Stroutstrup, if we look around us, the whole world is polymorphic.

So here is Me, in my 'Polymorphic' form..
(as depicted by the internet)


1) Karak The 2006 Commonwealth Games Mascot.



2) Al Karak city in west central Jordan, 88 km (55 mi) southwest of the city of Amman.
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3) Karak Castle Al Karak, Jordan.



4) Karak Town city in Malaysia, near Kuala Lampur.



5) Karak Precussion Australia’s most virtuosic and versatile percussion duos.




Just a sample few, there are lots.

Try looking for your other forms in the world. Amused is a little term to describe what you would feel :)

Sources: Microsoft Encarta, Google Web Search