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that because some might have interest we must allow all schools in. That's simply not sufficient justification. However, the most important danger of the "interest" argument is that it shows a fundamental understanding of the purpose of Knowledge (XXG) that I do not share. We must ask ourselves one simple question: Is Knowledge (XXG) a group participation project that looks like an encyclopedia, or is it an encyclopedia assembled by group participation? Which is foremost: getting people to contribute, or getting good content? If the former, there is no reason to delete schools, or anything else, much. I believe that Knowledge (XXG) exists only to provide an encyclopedia that is GFDL. I will say that a person who cannot write an encyclopedia quality article is not welcome to write articles. That excludes some people from authoring, but it excludes them based only upon their product, nothing else.

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those bits of it that allow "anyone" to enter them, will always fall victim to the most motivated. I remember back in 1990, when I was a user of the FidoNet BBS system, that the Feminism echo was full of chauvinists and misogynists. The Christianity echo was full of atheists. The Socialism echo had hyperpatriot and Nazi participants. I.e. there are people who feel so personally upset by a topic that their chief activity online is to search out those who represent what they consider to be evil and to bash them. That model, of what some call trolling, was later replaced, with the www, to a model of spammers. Now, every group or page was full not of cranks, but of advertisers. The shadier the product, the more aggressively it was advertised. Knowledge (XXG), I think, is a prime target for the most motivated, and the most motivated are always the ones with a score to settle or a score to make.

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Georgre. Someone's in love with Georgre, and it seems like Georgre. Someone's in love with Georgre, and it seems like Georgre. Someone's in love with Georgre, and it seems like Georgre. Someone's in love with Georgre, and it seems like Georgre. Someone's in love with Georgre, and it seems like Georgre. Someone's in love with Georgre, and it seems like Georgre. Someone's in love with Georgre, and it seems like Georgre. Originally from:

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clear on the subject, people have trouble believing that people really don't own their words, really won't care about being edited. (Unfortunately, having looked at IRC and VfD for a while, I have to say that people do get upset with edits.) I think that the logic of eventualism applies equally to absences as stubs. Eventually a Wikipedian will create a good article, just as eventually a Wikipedian will fix a stub.

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the 1940's, you do not look at an American encyclopedia of the 1940's. You look to city records. The city had to fund the school. It had enormously complex and thorough documentation on the school. Any future researching wanting to know about a public school in America of today would similarly go to a municipal record. It would be foolhardy to ever look into any secondary source for that material. The

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I'm a believer in Knowledge (XXG) and have hopes for its continued prosperity. I've been an encyclopedia reader since my earliest years. Nothing matches the pleasure of learning that I have gotten from grazing in encyclopedia, and I look at Knowledge (XXG) as a way for me to, in a small way, add to

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The fact that it is a school does not give it notability in a person's life, even the life of the students there now, for any school would do the same. That's why I and others ask that the school have some other mark to make it worthy of inclusion. What else is there about it? Did it blow up? Did

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that you would never look into a secondary source is that a secondary source is only going to be even remotely useful if it is entirely comprehensive. Inasmuch as Knowledge (XXG) relies upon voluntary contributors, it cannot under any circumstance be comprehensive about anything, or cannot guarantee

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To answer the question of research, I can only say what I have said elsewhere: the primary source of information on schools or municipal institutions of any era is never a secondary source. When you wish to find out about the elementary school that served the Black population in an American city in

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I believe very strongly that users of Knowledge (XXG) coming to it the first time will perform 2-3 searches, if we are lucky, and will base their impressions of the site on those results. If those 2-3 searches yield nothing, it's bad, but if those searches yield junk, argumentation, inaccuracies, or

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A ratings system may help. However, when we get into ratings we again deal with motivations. If I read an article about a Chemist, I would normally not say anything at all. I don't know the field. Who will? Other chemists, surely, and people who dislike the author of the article, or who believe

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I am perceived as being a "deletionist." I don't regard myself that way at all. There are various ways of looking at Knowledge (XXG) -- as a system, as a machine, as an activity -- but I prefer to look at it as an organism. It therefore has two needs: acquisition and loss. It must gain new food,

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I have no talent for poetry but I was somehow linked to your user page and started reading it. I would disagree with your opinion on the inclusion of "The Rusk Center" as it is a place of interest and as such notable. Ironically there is a written record of a (very moving) speech by Jimmy Carter to

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The inclusion argument: So far, I have heard two basic arguments about the blanket inclusion. One is that preserving information about schools here will be of service to researchers and the curious. The other is that finding one's school on the site, or creating an article about one's school when

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is a frequently-assigned text in college English classes in the US, Canada, UK, and Australia. It also makes it into advanced High School classes. It is, therefore, one of those topics that is very, very likely to be a first search term, since high school and college students hit reference works

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I believe that we must, absolutely must, patrol the site for articles with inadequate, erroneous, and argumentative information, and it is far better to have a hole than to have trash on the ground. This is true because of the medium we are operating in. The world wide web itself, and especially

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Certainly one's present school is going to be interesting. However, so will one's favorite store, favorite rock band, favorite game, favorite character from favorite book, favorite BBS, favorite chatroom, favorite toy, favorite buddy, favorite lover, favorite magazine, etc. To me, we cannot say

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The subject has bedeviled Knowledge (XXG) as long as I've been on the project: are schools universally notable? I will try, here, to work out my thoughts on the subject. First, I'll attempt to answer the most frequent arguments of those who wish for blanket approval of school articles, and then

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Wikipedians will fill in gaps, but the new users do not often get motivated to fix bad articles. New users need to first believe that their efforts are worthwhile and then that they will not find themselves instantly ridiculed for working on an article. Also, although the documentation is very

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article harshly because it seems unimportant. I want literary scholars to do so (or, rather, rate it highly). I think a ratings system is a step in the right direction, but I worry that ratings can easily reflect prejudice and motivation. A dedicated atheist could easily bomb every religious

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Someone's in love with Georgre, and it seems like Georgre. Someone's in love with Georgre, and it seems like Georgre. Someone's in love with Georgre, and it seems like Georgre. Someone's in love with Georgre, and it seems like Georgre. Someone's in love with Georgre, and it seems like

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identity? When "deletionists" argue that a school is just like all the others, what they're getting at is that everyone is altered by school, but that is due to school itself, and not this school itself. In the case of private schools, the schools are much more likely to have a character, an

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Answer: I do not deny that I was shaped by my schools, for good or ill. I do not deny that my hatred of my high school spurred me to achieve success in college. In that regard, the argument is absolutely true. However, I feel that a thing must not only have an effect, but must have a

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The argument against inclusion: Above, I was only rebutting the inclusion argument. As for why there is actual harm to inclusion, there are two general points. First is that the information is inherently lost. Second is that the information is at cross-talk or lost. (In process.)

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blips of non-information, it's even worse. We are all aware that reference works have limits. If I do not find "polyphiloprogenitive" in an online dictionary, I know that there might just be a hole in that dictionary. On the other hand, imagine what reaction I would have if I

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effect. I beg pardon for being academic, here, or dropping into philosophy, but the question is not whether a school has an effect, but if a school has an effect that is identifiably part of its essence. Did the pretty girl at the next desk have an effect on her life that was

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All of this is simply to explain why I am a "deletionist." I do not delete topics. I delete articles. I do not pass judgment often on whether a thing is worth knowing, but I think it is very important to make sure that the materials we have are rewarding for the users.

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that chemistry articles are too minor. (Think of what will happen to the ratings of Pokemon articles.) I.e. the motivations of reviewers will offer at least an opportunity for a skewing of results. I do not want someone who has never read beyond Stephen King to rate my

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New York City (work) (from August 2001 to August 2003 (terrorist attack and blackout framing my time in Manhattan) (weirdest thing in my life was how quiet Manhattan got after the attacks; no planes, no cars, no buses, no trains running, just quiet up on 86th

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when the entire article is simply the title of the book! It would be far, far better to have nothing there at all, or to have a listing on AfD that will draw out editors, than to let something that abominable be someone's idea of what this project is about.

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Well, no and yes. Prospero has lost his books, you see. I have moved, geographically, and my books moved somewhere nearby. Until they are all again under my hand, my new article work will slow. Also, I'm reading a long but interesting new biography of

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Anyone who tells you what a good friend he or she is of Jimbo Wales's, anyone who tells you that he or she is trusted by Jimbo Wales, and anyone who mentions having drinks with Jimbo Wales is really telling you, "I have no valid arguments for my point of

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Growth: Knowledge (XXG) has to grow, right? Well, that was the case. Knowledge (XXG) needed to get off the ground, and it needed to attract contributors. It still does. However, it is no longer in any danger of indifference, no longer needing to

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find it, and it said, "A word used in a poem." What would your reaction be? What if I found, "A new web company based in Tonga with cool products!" or "#redirect Words no one uses" or "A word often heard from Lord Viperskorpion on tel3D00dies?"

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identity, and a particular effect on a life. A Friends school will be very different from a Opus Dei Catholic school, and both will be radically different from a Hebrew academy. Each competes with the others and strives for unique character.

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time writing articles about 18th century British literature, because I know them so well that doing them justice is daunting. Instead, I do a great deal of copy editing and tweaking. However, for an article that I'm proud of that I did

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Look, I don't think there were any, ok? I don't think the Romantics happened, either. I'm an 18th century specialist. To me, this is all one unbroken line. However, other people use the word, so it deserves an article.

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users. Now, we are having to shift energies from growth to strength, from acquisition to pruning. We still need content, but we are no longer so much in need of content that we must change our standards to encourage

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that, and it cannot remain current comprehensively. An article written in 2002 will stay unchanged through 2004, if it looks reasonable or another interested editor doesn't come along, and yet it will be out of date.

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Was it an effect that can be identified as being the Lincoln High Effect? Does the effect have an identity, and therefore is the school itself, as itself, having the effect, or was it just being in a school of any

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Nothing exists, as far as we're concerned, until someone tells us what someone else said. We do not see the world. We see the reports of reporters who saw the world. (IOW: Knowledge (XXG) is a tertiary source of

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As for my personal details, they are totally irrelevant even to me. However, since I've made reference to some of them elsewhere, I'll confirm some of them. Oh, I will add an irrelevant fact: I'm a descendant of

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one is a student, encourages users to become contributors. This is aside from the "all are notable by affecting lives" argument, which I will deal with later. I hope to fairly represent these arguments.

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the Georgia Law Society given at the Rusk Center included in Hunter S. Thompson's "The Great Shark Hunt" anthology. You seem like a bright and engaging individual. Good luck in all your future endevour!

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and hopefully this one has made your day better. Spread the WikiLove by smiling at someone else, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend. Happy editing!

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The second big prong of the "inclusion" argument is significance. As I have heard the argument, it states that schools, by virtue of affecting lives of all students, are inherently notable.

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my edit. I say this not to credit myself, since I really can't remember the plot of the novel well enough to have summarized it, but to warn about the dangers of articles like that.

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Being an admin is like being a Roman dictator: those who do it best are pressed into service, grumble about the power, and seek to get rid of the office as quickly as possible. They

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A sonnet, then? How strange a choice of form for work that often chooses freer verse, or blank (like Alkivar), or sometimes worse (as seen in posts by those who front the storm).

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and it must strain out the waste. Two needs, with two tactics. I also look at Knowledge (XXG) as a reference work for users. Anyway, here are a few of my thoughts on deletion.

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because I had referred on IRC to needing to find a contemporary version of it. Well, having written the article, I needed to figure out other articles that might link to it.

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using footnotes, as he finds them childish, disruptive, uninformative, and unreliable; people are free to use them, if that's the limit of their experience and understanding.

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I'll attempt to argue that a blanket approval is not merely injudicious, but actually harmful. After that, I will offer up my own voting guide to school articles.

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Given the fact that public schools, in particular, are remarkably uniform across a state, region, or even nation, how can we say that the Lincoln High school had a

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I admit it, I've been distilling stuff from the Ox. Dict. of the Christian Church. Surprising how much others have already done, from apparently the same source.

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If vandal I will be, then to deface a page with lines expressly called upon and not some other writing, sense or non-, seems vaguely incorrect, or out of place.

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Although I know you only by a name, your invitation beckoned me to write, and while I have much else to do tonight, to miss this chance would be an utter shame.

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There was a man with a fixation, On how everyone should put thier citations, He explained the need, But noone agreed, Yet he cannot see the causation. -HIBC

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What was there was a copyvio, a paragraph that should have been nuked and a good example of why deletionism is the only sensible philosophy.

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Amazingly, I just rediscovered this article I wrote as an IP. It was one of the last I wrote as an IP, as well. It's not bad.

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was my first complete article here. Hope you wanted to know all about it. It is also a Featured Article (November 12, 2004).

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Another of the 40 Martyrs of England and Wales. There is an engraving of him somewhere, but Google Images couldn't find it.

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As there have been technical difficulties with your Nobel Prize, please accept this public domain Pulitzer as a substitute --

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Not a bad job on this one. It makes no difference at all, though, when there are "Digimon" characters without pages still.

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Fun play. Beaumont and Fletcher get lost in the canon shuffle, you know. My interest is as a historian of parody, though.

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I pretty much wrote it the first time, but it stunk so bad I wouldn't take credit. Now I will, even though it's DNB stuff.

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Knowledge (XXG) is not the venue for negotiating ultimate truth, the nature of reality, nor the secret history of the world.

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was a disgrace, so 98% of it is now mine (one sentence left of the original): This is one of those items that visitors to

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I was a Knowledge (XXG) administrator. I suppose that's germane. If you need administrator help on something, please ask

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Check the diffs! A half sentence substub shall not stand when I'm a lecturer on Flannery O'Connor (or was one, anyway).

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Well, then, so my intention will be clear, The last line isn't going to rhyme at all, and the meter will be wrong, too. -

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Note: many of these images no longer exist, thanks to various campaigns for and against .png, .jpg, .gif, and licenses.

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will search for, and if they had seen what was there before, they'd have concluded that Knowledge (XXG) is worthless.

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A Jacobite enemy of the Hanoverians, employer of Theobald and Defoe. (My 200th original article on Knowledge (XXG).)

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actually these aren't actually bonnets because they aren't made of straw. But they are the best I could come up with.

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first and foremost to do their papers and prepare for class. Imagine what kind of an opinion such a user gets of

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is not a disambiguation, but an article on the Austen novel. This is what happens when you build haphazardly.

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Anyone who thinks Knowledge (XXG) is a good place to advertise is already failing in business, music, and art.

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Swift made fun of him repeatedly, but he's en vogue now that clever New Historicists are here to rescue him.

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It's just kind of rewording from a good reference, but this one is helpful for the list of cremated people.

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Just did a total rewrite, from petit ambassadors to the shoes to crowning glory of flaxen hair, as it were.

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The rhyme encyclopedia/duh should be noted as particularly innovative, signaling a satirical intent through

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article. A dedicated Nazi could bomb every socialist article. We can be back to the problems of trolling.

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Any biographical article with a minuscule for the last name is already in trouble. ("Geogre's Law" for AfD)

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fatality among the Georgia troops at this battle, thereby establishing the family's luck to this day.

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Pretty political, if you ask me. Even the hagiography doesn't make him sound very, umm, mystical.

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When I first came to Knowledge (XXG), I hit the "random" link a few times. One of those turned up

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Didn't even look to see if a text is available of it online. Someone else will fix it, I'm sure.

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First line has one syllable too many if you're going for the "untraditional" 5-7-5 form. —

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The "eventualist" position is of some concern to me because of the problem of first impressions.

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An Aphra Behn play. I won't read the Behn article, because I want to be able to sleep at night.

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is enough of mine to claim, I think. It's not as dramatic a rescue as others I've done, though.

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A saint. This is ticking me off. I learned that saints are by their names alone. Fine. Well,

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of 1737. This is a stub, practically, because the subject needs a monograph, not an article.

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St Simon's Island, Georgia (work) (the ocean is nice; the people who go to it, not so much).

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If you have Hoadly, you have to have this. You know, this seems to be pretty interesting.

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It's an Old French lyric form of love and rape and frightened girls who should stay home.

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brings up the Roman family. Therefore, I tried to keep to the convention and wrote it as

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Geogre has never insisted on anyone using any citational style. He has defended people

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line 1 only works if your user name is pronounced as having 2 syllables (ie. “Jogger”).

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An Anglican who spent the Interregnum defending the English Church from all attackers.

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More for Lempriere, but this one was the greatest Greek sculptor, according to them.

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A Knowledge (XXG) article does not make something good. The absence of an article

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Religious writer: combine him with Law, and you have the groundwork for Methodism

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Wrote it. Fought over it. Rewrote it from scratch, and now it's Featured Article.

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About danged time someone wrote an entry on him. More could be done, of course.

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In closing allow me to reiterate your skills as an Administrator are quite great,

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Why, then, did you doubt the article in the New Times of Broward and Palm Beach,

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Dirai-moi adieu La feuille morte de la feu Plus belle dans les yeux - Stephen

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I wanted to vandalise this page, but am really bad at poems, so im going home!

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Wanna vandalize my page? Heck, who doesn't? Write it in sonnet form, please.

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Last of the founders of the Cistercians. I now know that story pretty well.

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By the Pearl Poet. The entry on the Pearl Poet isn't all that great, y'all.

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Pick up a girlfriend from a bus station 260 miles away, despite protestations

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Killed by the sheriffs of York under Edward VI, one of the "forty martyrs."

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is 98% mine, from info. I have from the Ox. Dict. of the Christian Church.

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At least it's literature. I didn't even mention the TS Eliot connection.

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Baltimore, Maryland (work) (Arrived just in time for an economic collapse)

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I thought I'd get it in one, but it took two edits (it's a poetic foot).

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characteristically or essentially the particular high school we attended?

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article now. Have I mentioned that I loathe "List of" articles lately?

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Being commissioner of excise left him with time to hate Alexander Pope.

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Wrote it when I was new. After improvement, a Featured Article, 10-05.

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but 'twas markedly sour, so depressed at this hour, she remarked "

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A British pirate and Cromwellian nephew (more in the Nepotism series).

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Unclear to me if this is Claudius Apollonius or not, but I think not.

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I didn't create it, but I did such a save of it that I want to boast.

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found text sonnet in half rhyme; from the collected writings of Geogre

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Surely I broke a few rules in posting in desperation to appear worthy,

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The man we call Michael Biggins is real, with that there is no schism.

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is there truth in boredom one cannot decide to say thy content begone

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Do you know how long I had to look to find something we didn't have?

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isn't mine, but about 70% of it came from me and my reference works.

1008:: Boniface's niece? An important nun and an Englishwoman in Germany. 4354: 3827: 3805: 3795: 3342: 3232: 3195: 1564: 1515: 1503: 1487: 1483: 1368:

Very tough rewording the New Advent...that thing is a 19th c. mess.

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A literary dunce; it was no era to try to be a professional writer.

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Mythological figures this major without articles are getting rare.

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I'm going to claim it. Compare the diff from before and after me.

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Not very exciting, but I didn't find another major criminal today.

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I'm planting my flag here; an American? a Brit? a dunce? a question?

1595:"Every physician hath almost his favorite disease," Fielding said. 1200:

Jerome mentioned her in passing, and she is a saint for March 22.

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But please let me repost my work; don't consign me to a dark fate!

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A conspirator against Queen Mary; otherwise just trivia, really.

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And, believe it or not, there is a mess of messes over the stupid

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I dare anyone to say this isn't mine (well, from Schnorrenberg).

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One of the actor-managers of Drury Lane -- not really my people.

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is a very important word for the Lady's Auxillary's production of

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His fame and notoriety has the potential to reach a great height!

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A saint whose name has generated a number of geographical tags.

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Opponent to William Wall; sincere mess of a move involved, too.

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Since I had to obliterate every existing word, I'm counting it.

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The reason a lot of our 18th c. biography articles are wrong.

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A close friend of Jonathan Swift's and an invaluable memoirist.

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Ugh. Still, an Irishman writing fluent French? Impossible, eh?

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This is the saint of my birthday. Make of that what you will.

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is about 99% mine. When I found it, it was a stub about film.

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I ain't proud of them, but.... Ok, I'm kind of proud of them.

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Is to ask why you voted to delete my article on Blackout's Box.

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Before I vandalize, do you want it Shakespearian or Petrachan?

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While I wondered, nearly napping, suddenly there was a yapping,

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If you do not know the person's birth name, you cannot write a

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Sort of a duplicate article, but a correction of the old one.

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An American diarist who went everywhere & did everything.

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Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,

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The play by Henry Carey. Rather fun, and I make it serious.

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A young starlet who had a glamorous life and Romantic death.

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Eighteen lines, split evenly between development and release,

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The second of the three sainst named Hugh. Seeking photos.

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I could make a career of just entering Aphra Behn stuff, and

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A guy who said that smallpox inoculations would never work.

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As you can tell he's done a great deal and has a long reach,

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Iambic Pentameter's suggested but not needed, is my thought.

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An evangelical preaching saint of the counter-reformation.

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Definitely forgot that I wrote this one, but it's not bad.

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was one of the biggest names in Dublin publishing history.

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But those were stupid mistakes, and not the result of rage!

3275:(who blanked the page, too, so true vandalism and a haiku) 2847:. I invite curious parties to compare the versions before 972:

A painter who wrote a manual on how to make proper ikons.

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Single greatest source of medieval literature in English.

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Too short; I should re-read the poem & write it anew.

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If only he had George Bush to look into his soul for him. (

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I did it ages ago. See, there was this one time when....

3938:

To make a spur of the moment sonnet is what I have sought.

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Oh, Geogre, ye of the Admin status, it is the Eazy Cheeze,

1108:, but I un-1911'ed it and added most of the information. 727:

are all fuller and coherent articles in their own right.

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Nathaniel Mist's collaborator and a major jacobite/tory.

4540:}} to their talk page with a friendly message. 1417:

Campaigner for Roman Catholic voting rights in Ireland.

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An inflammatory saint/martyr in these days, I'm afraid.

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A caricatured French/English doctor. (#202 & DYK).

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I sympathize with dimwitted traitors -- the best kind.

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Another Anglo-Saxon bishop. This one had some drama.

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I ought to stop today; I'm not writing good articles.

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Much more important than the movie by the same name.

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is now 10% more comprehensible than when I wrote it.

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Sounds like a great drinking buddy, but he was poor.

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Atlanta again (University, plus being in a punk band)

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A man killed by the Romford city council, it seems.

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Supposed movement of all the biggies of the 1580's.

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A minor poet of the 17th century. AfD bait? Nearly.

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Checks diffs for proof, but gives it no thought more

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the pleasure of others and pay off some of my debt.

1232:From the Bible and a Vaughan Williams composition. 919:Yet another of the Missing Pulitzer Prize winners. 534:: More a name on a couple of novels than a person. 530:The top news kiosk of the 18th century in London. 3965:

I ask you, great Geogre, e-mail me and tell me why,

3498:

But let’s face facts, things cannot get much worse,

3000:

Over many a curious userpage I'd never seen before,

1120:Some other theologian. Didn't condemn Aristotle. 992:An anti-Baptist. This somehow feels...necessary. 546:Now, she's a novelist. Then, she was an actress. 4015:the emphasis on the individual and the willingness 3574:My draft is stopped; I struggle toward the clutch. 3556:These lips are two shaped charges, primed and hot, 1599:One I missed when putting together the brag list. 1100:A French saint whose cultus Charlemagne favored. 650:Subject of the last witch trial in England; DYK. 582:A playwright of the 1710s and vulgarian to Pope. 570:Can a translator be political? He could in 1708. 4012:influence of that king's presence and personality 3850:put it back now, 'cause we're pretty damn pissed. 3392:But I do know that it sullies the name of poetry 2606:Chapel Hill, North Carolina (yet more university) 1587:Not very well written, even for a starter page. 1469:Tried to help the peasants, got killed for it. 1385:I just stumbled across while looking for Nutts. 1080:Perhaps the 3rd known bishop in church history. 891:I need to fill out some bibliographic info yet. 594:Another source of error in 18th c. biographies. 542:One of Pope's arch-dunces, a scheming churchman. 3954:The one linked so prominently on the front page 3944:Why I have posted here, what you call vandalism, 3155:(Learn this, meanwhile, in old Noetica's school: 2950:What sets it apart from every other institution? 2819:so it was natural to worm a reference into both 1518:Everyone should own a copy of the public domain 1486:Because Pope read Horace (well, sort of myth). 980:A female religious writer in the 16th century. 658:stuff with the old 1911, which wasn't too bad. 554:Yet another dunce, but this is a very sad one. 3950:He is as funny as a hyena, as cunning as a fox. 3520:Your page gives me the chance to make my point. 1571:"Fool for the City," but "Slow Ride" is cool. 1530:Miscellaneous (music, paint, policy, oddities): 1352:Prudence, temperance, fortitude, and justice. 1220:Not a saint. A Puritan, and a dedicated one. 923:Yet another of the Missing Pulitzers entries. 757:Plot summary makes it sound worse than it is. 538:Patron of Matthew Prior & Robert Gould's. 4280:Another haiku (I'm horrible at Western poetry) 4245:How Can I Vandalize a Protected Page: No Fair! 3584:Too much; but what else is there but too much? 3552:Your windows are still mirrored; taunt me not, 2678:Sayings of Geogre the Wise (the Geogre's Laws) 1192:Another saint: "Apostle to the West Saxons." 935:Part of the "Fill in the Pulitzers" project. 931:Part of the "Fill in the Pulitzers" project. 435:Not a great name, but a fairly good article. 49:Want Spring Sonnets For Vandalism Joy? Denied! 3995:further performance of the play was forbidden 2833:Robinson Crusoe, Moll Flanders, Jonathan Wild 2566: 20:Geogre was an admin, but all he got was crap. 8: 4644:Geogre himself often says, "Women never get 3579:And would a charge of nitrous make thee run? 3523:One has to take one's chances in this joint. 3509:But THEY have stopped me from protecting it. 3133:Without some schooling how's the puerile cub 3130:The Numbers do not come, and nor will Rhyme. 3115:So Geogre the hordes of vandals has besought 1433:What a lot of "Tories" were in the 1730's. 927:Yet another "Fill in the Pulitzers" entry. 879:18th c. verse satire, important silliness. 610:A fraud who managed to get into many beds. 4554:His law doth posit this for website pages, 4379:Whose writings they would not have bored ya 4279: 4026:the lives of the conspirators as his reward 4009:a description of the virtues of cleanliness 3569:And hammer down is how the hard girls kiss. 3567:The worthy throwdown’s always to the proud, 3554:But show your colors, dare to challenge me, 3033:The wand'ring troll swings wide their words 2653:Given my record, I'm hoping to get paid to 1621:.) Pope-dying.png (The death of Pope from 1360:An English bishop who was anti-Calvinist. 1348:I kind of like the job I did on this one. 1276:A low church bishop who fought Atterbury. 1196:Patron saint of Switzerland and March 21. 838:The best unread poem of the 18th century. 705:One of the earliest Scottish poets (DYK). 4040:became a book collector in his later years 3967:You voted to delete a true and right page, 3822:es will use them to tear off Geogre's ear. 3770:aNy Hopa OF ESCHAaT ?!1!1??!1!1!1 WtF 3661:Each blocked in turn, no sign of clemency. 3495:It’s not at all my favourite way to write. 3474:Dear Geogre, here’s a note from me to you. 3388:I wouldn't know what kind of poem this is 3152:Pellucid crystal Course was web-confin'd. 3146:Before the Net benumbed the bookish Minde, 3118:To write in sonnets: so to make their writ 2573: 2559: 1634: 1525:Kind of embarrassed to write that at all. 1401:A ... well... a Jacobite and a murderer. 1212:article, so I had to turn her link blue. 1056:A virgin martyr whose head is her relic. 1032:A robot could make an article like this. 681:In honor of some of our new Wikipedians. 264:the first garden made, and the first city 3832:and maybe then you could get off the rag, 3792:his Geogre has a way with such pretense. 3591:Small arms but hint what demolitions say. 3501:And I’ll be happy if it just scans right. 3287:When he just got nonsense — a lot. 3127:Alas, 'tis not so simple. Here's the rub: 3124:To strive for Excellence, or tilt at Wit! 3121:Acceptable, or something where they ought 419:Hey, finally! A really needed de novo! 221:Commonplace Book Ejecta of the ({{time}}) 118:is ne'er so complete As when he votes 4588:which threat thou art, notable; not so. 3820:Our Ana's fingers like fleurs are vital, 3626:With revert one, then two and three and 3565:Yet aim as well as posing shows in this; 3563:The flag is to the deadly, not the loud, 3512:When from the argument I fled, despised, 3149:And eke before the genial Current's bold 3143:In conning cunning sonnets made of old – 3049:Oh, how shall we fight off the gno(e)mes 1449:Crime lord cop and convicted sodomite. 1393:A perjurer for Titus Oates and others. 1224:A collection of hermits = a monastery. 673:Delicate, musical, minor 17th c. poet. 4612: 4418:Just be grateful he isn't your teacher! 4392:Well I kinda strayed off topic there. 4301: 4275:but the rhyme it just wouldn't go. Grr. 4188:you can't hear others screaming "duh". 4018:she gets her wish to lose her virginity 3840:Not something we'd do if you weren't a 3652:Until the warrior, now enraged, returns 3487:But you’re a noble fellow all the same. 3047:In the minds clearly blank of our laws. 3012:I muttered, as the words began to pour; 2670:Restoration to mid-18th century England 2454: 2387: 2090: 2064: 1979: 1896: 1832: 1771: 1642: 1637: 1559:First British painter in India (DYK). 1216:A bishop who gave the town its name. 947:is an idea whose time has come again. 598:A woman with a printing press: scary. 4631:") is hard to ignore — but, see 4536:Smile at others by adding {{ 4089:my verse should merit wiki's mention. 4083:and where the idle fancies pull— 3803:his page a testamentary quite intense. 3687:Inured list readers respond not at all 3586:Let me take arms, and elevate the gun. 3545:Billy the Shake goes to the Demo Derby 3045:We pray that the errors will show less 2603:Athens, Georgia (University some more) 1538:Book binder...cruft for the wealthy. 1028:A total rewrite. I mean total, too. 899:I thought the poem was slow torture. 895:I can't believe I got to write this. 578:A woman, a whig, and a Popian enemy. 4594:it removes the vain, so not to show. 4591:Persist in use of the law of Geogre, 4372:Ok, I could never resist a gauntlet. 4138:A richly enfolded love poem found on 4080:that's where the errant neurons fired 3814:es has lived a life fighting for the 3515:I did not think to score another hit. 3477:Like me, you have a single user name. 3037:You think that harshness in this mode 2757:When Nothing Is Better Than Something 1004:There probably isn't such a person. 1000:: A Jesuit spokesman of James II's. 868:Not a great play or a good article. 806:Honestly, I don't even like Dryden. 342:(In the brag list, below, successful 225:The Geogre said none of these things. 7: 4530:) has smiled at you! Smiles promote 4406:The Geogre's a sharp-witted creature 4376:There once was a Geogre from Georgia 4341:There is a fine fellow called Geogre 4218:that soon you won't be such a dope. 4029:and thereby having the laurel wreath 4004:Hudibrastic From Hudibras, of course 3775:NO VANDALS R3tRAaT1!11! oMg WTf loL 3684:So now all Knowledge (XXG)’s askew." 3671:"Abuse!" he cries, "There must be a 3506:My page was always being vandalised, 3492:I am not very good at writing verse. 3279:There once was a fellow named Geogre 1453:Daughter of Sir Thomas More (DYK). 1128:Red on the list of saints article. 431:Oh, it's alright, but overwritten. 4263:There was a Pelagian called Geogre, 4134:Lyrical ballad for the 21st century 4086:at least I claim no rich pretension 3722:Oh ! Lady be good, sir Bigod. 3558:That wait the go-code for delivery. 3051:If we spend our time writing poems? 3029:If I do not place it at the bottom? 2597:New Orleans, Louisiana (University) 1441:My great-great-grandfather was the 1397:A rebel, utopian, torture victim. 1284:Popularizer of clerical learning. 1280:No, not a pet rock. More saints. 230:"This man is fortunate who can get 4570:For where his law is implemented, 4409:Whose articles often make feature, 4402:I can't resist this stuff either. 4266:The trolls thought he was an ogre. 4032:house in the settlement, in accord 4001:unlike Pope's notion of the Golden 3870:votes, yet Knowledge (XXG) grows. 3690:For the change, upon investigation 3360:And so he remarked, "Doggone it!" 3281:Whose name didn't rhyme with squat 2623: 1308:10th c. Latin Christian poetess. 1012:: He didn't want to be a knight. 850:Many a slip betwixt cup and lip. 826:Major author without an article. 822:Gower doesn't like the peasants. 249:" -- "Sayings of the High One" 8, 14: 4585:Be gone dark page of narcissism, 4557:to capitalise each link is vain. 4388:That Fil I wish I had ignored ya. 4361:Not great, can anyone do better? 4353:Though his surname appears to be 4203:Such as this, just one more sign 4194:junk is sad, you know it, yet... 4179:Oh my gosh, you're such a loser, 3866:Two years have gone by, A myriad 3043:We fight for advancing the cause. 2662:My areas of special knowledge are 1502:The goddess of Greek redlights. 1268:A theosophical sect in England. 1240:Puritans don't dance on Sunday. 4344:Who some people consider an ogre 4215:But perhaps there is some hope; 4206:that you're a loser, by design. 4074:for one who wearies of the dull: 4062:when hoped-for tetrametric grace 4050:Of all the sonnets on your page, 3812:Our Anaïs deserves seiner title, 3784:05:05, 22 September 2005 (UTC) ( 3745:YO1!1!1!1!1 OmG MAHADiTS R lEEET 2815:wrote about life in The Mint in 2647:Review movies that were on video 2609:Goldsboro, North Carolina (work) 1577:Knowledge (XXG):Managed Deletion 1244:A legal college for churchmen. 759:The Knight of the Burning Pestle 562:I'm an expert on this subject. 477:...forgot I did this one, too. 239:very difficult it is when a man 4212:a loser quite as dumb as thee. 4197:Still we find you doing things 4065:falls pitifully upon its face.) 4056:(which oft inspire fits of rage 4023:one of the new terrors of death 3998:partly Dryden's bombastic verse 3826:We humbly request you not be a 3678:And they’re out to suppress my 3140:such fruit? Let them spend time 3110:04:28, 22 September 2006 (UTC) 2650:Technical edit medical journals 1459:The True Law of Free Monarchies 1423:John Hamilton, 2nd Lord Bargany 1168:A founder of the Cistercians. 1116:Some theologian. A humanist. 887:A funny poem from the 17th c. 842:Friend to the Tory satirists. 794:An Anglo-Saxon poem in rhyme. 427:A Greek philosophical satire. 191:Hugh Bigod, 1st Earl of Norfolk 4573:utter crap shall cease to be. 4077:though metapoetry grows tired, 4071:and magnet for procrastination 4053:you haven't yet got one Onegin 3932:23:05, 26 November 2005 (UTC) 3882:21:37, 21 November 2005 (UTC) 3808:are our righteous retribution. 3740:/-\|_ UR p/-\3G5 R ]\/\/[3/-\t 3596:Then, gunner, gimme one round. 3380:But someone gave him a bonnet 3035:And dashes admins to the code. 1514:to write articles like this. 1457:O Sophonisba, Sophonisba O! 1413:French historian of England. 1328:, but then someone redirected 749:A dunce who was not a dunce. 693:I can't escape Dryden (DYK). 518:A female poet. That is all. 439:Inspiration by another name. 199:Wikibreak? Why so quiet, Bob? 1: 4567:and shall not be done again. 4441:Prayed that all vandals might 4428:17:38, 12 October 2005 (UTC) 4399:17:24, 12 October 2005 (UTC) 4369:15:04, 12 October 2005 (UTC) 4286:Well, maybe not...well, maybe 4129:) 04:40, 6 January 2006 (UTC) 4099:17:38, 14 December 2005 (UTC) 3905:21:55, 21 November 2005 (UTC) 3632:A wiki warrior's hauled into 3408:01:55, 26 January 2006 (UTC) 3158:The better spelling's always 3041:We fight for 'pedia progress. 2624:Things I've gotten paid to do 1088:Virgin and soldier martyrs. 854:Coleridge when he was high. 846:More of the good Harley did. 713:Main page Wed., Aug 10, 2005. 301:Here comes the brag list, so 39:11:22, 2 September 2006 (UTC) 4508:And if I might, and if I may 4415:and you'll meet his big gun: 4350:(Once you get past his gun) 4068:A lack becomes an invitation 3713:18:40, 22 August 2005 (UTC) 3442:In fact a whole pile of hats 3080:21:58, 16 August 2006 (UTC) 3039:Renders acid whey and curds. 3004:As of Geogre gently asking, 2694:does not make something bad. 1264:A Vicar of Bray candidate. 862:Meditation Upon a Broomstick 818:Some of them are his, too. 407:is a half line of poetry. 4170:03:02, 9 January 2006 (UTC) 4059:or heavy incantations pagan 3886:Browsing through Watchlist- 3834:or we will mail you a dead 3458:I'm not going to pretend... 3285:But the vandals had done it 3069:Meant that he might just be 3025:You ask for lack of sanity. 3021:05:11, 18 April 2007 (UTC) 3015:"only once, and nevermore." 1086:Saints Theodora and Didymus 1084:Martyr to the south seas. 1062:Saints Theodora and Didymus 893:Chaucer's Tale of Sir Topas 798:and a bunch of redirects. 685:A vastly underrated poet. 403:A prodigy and translator. 393:Frances Norton, Lady Norton 67:~LaughingVulcan thanks you. 56:and new; not very true tho- 46:True Fake Vandalism Triplet 4689: 4582:for this is utter vanity! 4240:06:04, 3 April 2006 (UTC) 4037:on the surface, it appears 3664:Then with a vengeance the 3612:20:54, 19 July 2005 (UTC) 3534:09:45, 17 July 2005 (UTC) 3465:08:20, 17 July 2005 (UTC) 3454:23:23, 13 July 2005 (UTC) 3384:While others wrote haiku! 3376:Geogre asked for a sonnet 3192:The Vanity of Human Wishes 3175:06:30, 21 April 2007 (UTC) 3099:Who write FAs like Geogre. 3090:The summer is finally over 3087:Again it is almost October 3056:15:28, 12 June 2006 (UTC) 3031:Oh what is formal anarchy? 3027:Surely it's only vandalism 3006:"vandalize it, I implore!" 2629:Write institutional grants 1405:A Leveller and American. 741:More midi-evoel authors. 550:The last dunce, I think. 63:And trying for a hat trick 4511:Wish you a very happy day 4496:For a short, sweet sonnet 4347:But he's really quite fun 4209:Never will there ever be 4200:like inviting bad poetry 4191:Wasting time on Internet 3848:A revolutionary activist: 3469:Another sonnet for Geogre 3424:George asked for a sonnet 3367:21:16, 31 May 2005 (UTC) 3320:01:13, 14 Apr 2005 (UTC) 3301:15:19, 20 Jan 2005 (UTC) 3294:08:12, 2004 Dec 29 (UTC) 3096:Come new kind of "trolls" 2867:18:43, 27 Jul 2004 (UTC) 2492:Copy to Wikimedia Commons 1575:Nothing to be proud of. 1208:A saint mentioned in the 1044:An anti-Arian pugilist. 990:William Wall (theologian) 941:Henry Brooke, Lord Cobham 834:Been tribble at a mill. 804:Essay of Dramatick Poesie 320:for your great articles! 4467:20:02, 7 June 2007 (UTC) 4385:Coming up with the ryhme 4182:Probably a drug abuser. 4174: 3658:first, then 'nonymous IP 3255:03:09, 5 Apr 2005 (UTC) 3063:Found that their hominid 3010:"I'll oblige you, then," 2960:This section in process. 2946:it serve as the set for 2706:the position but do not 1553:his own article (DYK). 1439:Battle of Secessionville 1399:Allan Stewart (Jacobite) 1372:I'm of two minds about. 1312:Where hymns came from. 1256:An Anglo-Saxon bishop. 1076:Patroness of Prussia. 903:Obvious and inobvious. 711:is just an "overview." 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