User:Umlaut76

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This user uses minor edits or reverts text when things go twisted on certain articles.


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Introduction

  • Greetings, I äm Umläut76. You reälize äbout the odd-looking letter "ä", didn't you? äNywäys, I cän't seem to ädd other odd letters using the Alt code, so I'll continue with my life ät HrWiki, okäy? Meet me ät my tälk päge änd until then, I'll keep up the good work.

What Influences Me

  • Pretty much just some rändom paraphernalia I've added for no reäson.
  • What Influences Me:
  • Dragonforce
  • Megadeth
  • AC/DC
  • Metallica
  • Pantera
  • Dream Theater
  • Limp Bizkit
  • Rush
  • Tool
  • The Sword
  • Iron Maiden
  • Judas Priest
  • Smashing Pumpkins
  • Atreyu
  • Avenged Sevenfold
  • Pearl Jam
  • White Zombie
  • Symphony X
  • Alice in Chains
  • Aerosmith
  • Butthole Surfers (sorry about the word, "butthole")
  • Prototype
  • In Flames
  • Beastie Boys
  • Disturbed
  • Shadows Fall
  • All That Remains
  • Anthrax
  • Voivod
  • ......and a whole lot of others I don't necessarily need.


More Favorites

HRWiki:Userboxes
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My Favorite Users

  • Heimstern Laufer (a.k.a.: My most favorite.)
  • Trey56
  • Qermaq (a.k.a.: The guy that has a name that reminds me of a city in Greenland.)
  • Lapper
  • DevonM
  • It's dot com
  • The Chort
  • Loafing
  • Optimistic Fool
  • DrPepper42
  • Salty
  • Chipwich
  • Homestar-winner

Umlaut/Diacritic Pronunciation (Umlaut76's way)

  • ä - pronounced similar to short "o".
  • ë - pronounced similar to long "e" or short "e", depending on variety of language/dialect.
  • ï - pronounced similar to both long "i" and long "e" combined.
  • ö - pronounced similar to "ur" or "ir".
  • ü - pronounced similar to long "o".
  • ẅ - pronounced similar to "ui".
  • ÿ - pronounced similar to short "i" or long "i", depending on variety of language/dialect.
  • đ - pronounced similar to "ere".
  • ø - same pronunciation as in "ö".
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