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A two sided polygon is called a bigon, and it exists in spherical geometry.
(the previous answerer said this: "a polygon has 3 or more sides retard idiot so how stupid can you be a polygon can not have 2 sides dumb*ss" - and I would advise him/her to shout at the mirror next time)
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