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Oh, dude, that's like a column or a post or a pillar or whatever. It's like the strong, silent type holding things up in the middle, you know? Just standing there, doing its thing, not asking for any attention.

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Well, darling, that vertical member strutting its stuff in the center is called a column. It's like the backbone of a building, holding everything up with style. So, next time you see one, give it a little nod of appreciation for all the hard work it's doing.

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A single, vertical member supporting in the center

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