User:GWR 2004
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Revision as of 03:16, 31 January 2006
GWR 2004
Contents |
About the Formatting
No matter how much you try to make your computer screen a piece of paper, all that white will strain your eyes. It's light! It's going to do that! Light text on a dark background will cut down the light and conserve your eyes. Hence, this heavy formatting.
About the User
Time Spent at Home
| Bedroom | Elsewhere |
Basic Information
| Field | Data |
|---|---|
| Age | 14 |
| Gender | Male |
| See the pretty toolbox | |
| State | Missouri |
The HRWiki and me
I've been a member of this fine wiki since October 4, 2004. I mainly fix grammatical and spelling errors and vote in the [useful] STUFF. Occasionally I participate in discussions. I really don't think trolls will be enough of a problem for me to twart any. Well, here at least, but I am a Wikipedian. Now I'm just ramblin', so MOVING ON.
Miscellaneous Crap
Interests
- NOT TV... except for news. I'm an infomaniac.
- HRWiki. Duh.
- Wikipedia
- Algebra
- Heavy-duty walking
- Cats... just not 15 or more in the same room.
- Computers... I'm a geek.
- Testing gullibility
Homestar Runner and Him
Come back tomorrow
Wiki Contributions
02:25, 14 October 2005 (UTC)
Reverted 1 troll edit.
Added 1 troll to the troll list.
Welcomed 1 user successfully (1 unsuccessful welcome—Nintendork - odd sitcheeation)
Joined 2 committees:
Welcoming Committee
Recent Changes Patrol
Support Spelling, Capitalization, Punctuation, and Grammar!
I hereby promise that any grammatical or spelling error that is spotted by me will be immediately fixed.
Examples of misspelling/grammatical errors (somehow, my language arts teacher made these stnanks):
- Common curtsey... (Curtsey? Don't you mean courtesy?)
- make-up work | make up work | makeup work (Um... the first one is the best choice, but at least be consistent!)
Support Firefox!
Sig!
