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This user is more than happy to retain their "personality disorder(s)" and delights in telling their mental health professional to screw off. |
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This user is a proud Pastafarian.
May his noodly appendage touch you.
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This user's flame burns phenomenally bright, as this user is an avowed homosexual.
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This user urges others to make peace, not war, with drugs. |
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This user sees nothing wrong with the human form and doesn't view it as something that needs to be hidden. |
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Back It Up Or Pack It Up!
Cite Your Sources!
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Things which make me peevish:
- Use of the word 'currently.' Don't use the word unless you plan on going back to the page in which the word is found and removing it once whatever was referenced as being 'current' no longer is. ' ¿Dŏng bù dŏng?
- Superlatives. Most, least, best, worst, etc are generally good indicators that someone has an ax to grind about something. (Usually some earthy crunchy hippie who thinks that all technology is bad — except for their iPod — and that eating meat is cruel and evil — and yet still somehow manage to walk around in leather shoes.)
- Confusing 'objectivity' and 'facts.' You have to be objective when you don't have any facts. If you have facts, you don't need to be objective. Two plus two always equals four. By definition. You don't need to be objective about that fact. You don't need to entertain the opinions of others that two plus two equals five, or three, or something other than four.
- Unsourced statements and blatant assertions: back it up or pack it up.
[edit] My Wikipedia Bookmarks
Places I go on wikipedia:
[edit] Arenaria Montana
A beautiful groundcover plant I have in my backyard garden
- Scientific name: Arenaria montana
- Common name: Mountain sandwort
- Region of origin: Portugal and northwestern France
- USDA Hardiness zones: 4 - 7
- Height range: 6 to 8 inches (14 to 22cm)
- Spread: about 12 inches (around 30cm)
- Blooms: mid to late spring
- Flower color: white
- Prefers fulls sun, but will tolerate partial shade.
- Soil requirements: Well-drained, moderately acidic, sandy soil
- Moisture requirements: Average moisture
- It is an evergreen plant
PLANTS Profile for Arenaria (sandwort). United States Department of Agriculture. Retrieved on 2008-04-30.
CU Allstar Groundcovers! - Arenaria montana (html) (en). Cornell University. Retrieved on 2008-04-30.
Arenaria montana (Sandwort) (html) (en). BackyardGardener.com. Retrieved on 2008-04-30.
Arenaria (html) (en). Wild Ginger Farm (c). Retrieved on 2008-04-30.