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Rufo posted:take your time, there's no point russian it's always important to know where your essays are on the schedule
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RZApublican posted:the lamest edit wars page is the best thing wikipedia ever produced this is the best page on the internet quote:is it appropriate to include a huge picture of a tarantula for illustrative purposes on a page discussing the fear of spiders?
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relative_q posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Canadians quote:This is an incomplete list,
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yospos: Having Aspergers myself, I am reading this article
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I award you this barnstar for your effort in adding all the cameo information to List of characters in Invader Zim. I see that you spent several hours on it and it is very useful having all that information in one place. Thank you!
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I hate Youtube as it is ignorant and such and the admins would like to have us all raped to death.
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at what point does it become easier to just hand-draw each train diagram required
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:wikipedia editor "Kc62301" is really loving into open marriages.
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got dat wmd posted:racism_in_bigfeet_fiction I bet that somewhere on a talk page there's a huge argument about whether it's "bigfeet" or "bigfoots"
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JawnV6 posted:mere? mere. Reiserfs and the Power of Namespace Unification
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Isn't the UK number there an it crowd joke
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no, an "in anime" section
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Kamikaze! posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_numbers 210 (number) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from 217 (number)) 
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Footboy posted:Luckily, while Wikipedians love to explain jokes to the point of ruining them completely, they're very bad at citing references. You could nix that entire section. Is it just me, or is the skier man saying 'lawn' and not 'loch'? I realise he looks visiably scottish, what with the red hair and all, but I still think hes saying 'lawn' Ageed, I'm pretty sure he's saying lawn. Loch doesn't make much sense, anyway. Errick 22:55, 5 September 2006 (UTC) How does Loch not make sense. the kid is on a lake.Xinline88 Just listened to it again and he's definitely saying 'loch'. makes a hell of a lot more sense than lawn. 72.228.245.16 05:02, 11 October 2006 (UTC) its not meant to make sense, its gi joe. He definatly saying lawn 211.28.158.186 07:26, 30 October 2006 (UTC) just emailed eric fensler and he confirmed it was lawn 220.237.59.34 08:22, 3 November 2006 (UTC)
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Excalibre posted:idk mostly i read it for more serious content but sometimes it's kind of useful to look up unfamiliar pop culture references or figure out what season a tv show episode was from or whatever the problem with doing that is that wikipedia has no concept of spoilers
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fishmech posted:if you honestly care about spoilers you suck. because maybe someone wants to know who was in the usual suspects before they see it without a paragraph explaining the big twist immediately preceding it
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The Harvard Comma posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_joke complete with an animated gif someone created specifically to explain one of them
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Hammerite posted:"List of basic operations that make 11" hahaha what, this is new to me I found a problem with that list and fixed it
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gwynster posted:Did you add the line 11 + 0 = 11? If so you own bones and you should make a thread so I can vote it 555555 I added the "this is an incomplete list" disclaimer but now I see some sperg deleted it
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quote:Arnold Shortzenlegger, the Munchkin cat
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DOOMocrat posted:This amputation related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. holy lol is this real
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Pardot posted:imma post something good on wikipedia: this is the first legitimately funny not in a  way thing I've seen on wikipedia
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jigglemaster7 posted:i never realised tom collins was a loving character from rent it's you. you're the character from rent
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The Wonder Weapon posted:there's a joke here with either schindler or deleting names off the list en masse, but I just can't find one I like the joke is redirecting the page for "Schindler's List" to this one if someone dares to
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Yodzilla posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_YouTube_celebrities list does not contain maru, utterly worthless
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objectivism: preferred philosophy of the guy who literally invented evil
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Latro posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenBVE 
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Fembot can refer to: Gynoid, a robot designed to appear like a human female Fembots (Austin Powers), fictional female robots in the Austin Powers movies "Fembot (song)," an electro-pop song by Robyn, released in 2010. The FemBots, a Canadian indie rock band
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Lamont Cranston posted:can i just say that while i think trains are cool and all, when i lived in new york and would check out the special subway runs they do every once in a while the railfan crowd were some of the strangest people i've ever met The study of railways, or a general interest in them as a hobby, is sometimes known as ferroequinology (literally, "study of iron horses"). The term is rarely used by non-railfans.
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:
In Japanese manga and anime, the topic is many times present in the Ero guro sub-genre.
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why don't people circumvent the original research thing by setting up alldaytraacklist.blogspot.com and posting their original research there, then copying it to wikipedia with attribution
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TenementFunster posted:read this and try not to contemplate suicide I already contemplate suicide whenever I read your posts
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quote:He has a son, J.T. Kirk, named for the more-famous James Tiberius Kirk. nerd
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Oh_I_say,_what_are_you_doing?_Come_down_from_there_at_once!_Really,_you're_making_a_frightful_exhibition_of_yourself. this is funny actually
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Jimmy Wales asks you: What anime has this concept appeared in?
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spirited away is too cool to be counted as anime
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CoupleBeersNoBeers posted:boondocks is ok but that's blanime boondocks like watching  for half an hour
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