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Revision as of 02:04, 31 January 2007
Note: This is still under construction.
Hellote! I finally figured out I had time to do my user page. I don't know what i'm going to say, but i bet it'll be fun. So, gear up, because by the time you finish reading this, you will either be laughing really loud or shaking your head at REALLY bad humor (in this case, bad meaning terrible, not naughty).
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Personal Stuff
This section isn't going to be very long. I'm one of those people that don't like to distribute information on the web, but i will give general facts. I live in the United States in Texas. There, I'm in high school with many nerdy friends. I have two dogs who are very nice and playful. My life is boring, so don't expect an autobiography any time soon. Yeah...so...onward. My sister first showed HSR to me with the sbemail lures & jigs. It wasn't the latest sbemail at the time, but it was still hilarious. My interest caught on, and here I am. Later, I found out about the Wiki, and here I am. Again.
Notable Contributions
I've decided to include a list of contributions made to the wiki:
Ok, I was just kidding. I have not made any major contributions nor do I have the time to. You might have better luck finding my user name in the talk and, maybe, STUFF departments.
Brain Busters
Here are a few things to boggle your mind
Random Factoid
Did you know that, after football, NASCAR sells memorabilia out of any sport in the USA?
Math Problem
Last weeks answer:
11x + 89 = 210
x = 11
This weeks problem:
Question of the week
Last Week: Who was the first person ever seen on the first successful long-distance demonstration of television? When did it take place?
Herbert Hoover (Secretary of Commerce) in 1927
This Week:
Which country's residents travel the most internationally (Hint: there's 4)
Also: I've made a change. Answers to the question of the week's can be answered on my talk page. i'll try to check often, so i can take your answers off and list you name in the hall of fame. This does NOT apply to math questions. So, here we go:
Hall of Fame:
Conclusion
I know, this isn't a college paper, but I didn't just want to end the page right there. As the note says up top, I will be doing more to make this page better, like adding pictures. if you have suggestions, my talk is open for discussion. If I get around to it, I'll possible read and delete your suggestions. Just kidding. I'll try and have to keep updating the question of the week, random factoids, and math problems. Have fun and remember: don't eat the yellow snow.
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