User:Bungle491

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Temporary Barnstar Storage

The Anti-Vandalism Barnstar

I've been seeing a lot of your edits as of late, but you've recently beat me to reverting so many bad-faith ones that I felt I had to say something. So thanks for your contributions to counter-vandalism! You're cleaning up the encyclopedia, and it hasn't gone unnoticed. By the way, it's interesting to note how we both created our accounts on the same date and also happened to have gone into the same area of work. Great minds think alike, I suppose. Salmon of Knowledge (talk) 04:19, 22 August 2026 (UTC)

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My Articles

Articles written

Stay Away (advertisement)

Hubert Rochereau's preserved room

Princeton University Mathematics Competition

Kevian Kraemer

Articles in progress

Draft:Jiang Ping

Draft:Alibaba Global Mathematics Competition

Draft:Cheating in US academic competitions

Draft:OnlyMarms

Draft:We Could Be So Good

Draft:Icarus (novel)

Draft:Fruit Fly (novel)

Draft:What the Eyes Don't See

Draft:In Memoriam (novel)

Articles on hold

Draft:Mo.co - waiting for reliable sigcov - someday now...

Today's Did you know?

Chapel of the Apostles

... that the cross-bracing trusses and geometric windows of the Chapel of the Apostles (pictured) were said to evoke a "multifaceted diamond"?
... that Yōichi Nakanishi served as the governor of Ishikawa Prefecture for more than 30 years?
... that California Creek and Dakota Creek are in Washington?
... that Bolu Ogunyemi is the Canadian Medical Association's first black president, and one of the youngest to hold that office?
... that the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan failed to pass an amendment auditing the National Intelligence Council for potential privacy violations?
... that baseball player Bunny Fabrique claimed to be a descendant of King Louis XVI of France?
... that a plane crash that killed all 14 occupants came at the conclusion of a three-day flight tour organized by a Chinese warlord?
... that Leif Strand claimed proficiency in the sport of skull fighting?
... that dogs in Spain include one who foiled a bombing, one who had his own travel series, and one who is 12 metres tall and covered in 38,000 flowers?

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