Above was necessitated as some on here seem to think editing this page is an option. Hopefully with this Official Wikipedia tag, the feeble-minded will understand which page they are looking at.

...on common sense, finding the sane in the insane and the rational out of the senseless...

• Live by the 10 laws. My favorite is number 3.

• Semantic arguments are for the weak-minded who don't know what they are talking about or have nothing of value to say. Know what you want to say, and say it.

• There is a difference between the connotative and denotative. Live in the actual real, not in the perceived.

• If you're confused by something that's written, take the time to read it again before accusing the author of not making sense.

• There's no such thing in the real world as addition by subtraction.

• Understand that you may be wrong sometimes, (I know I sometimes am) and be contrite. Then go on your way.

• The veracity of something has NOTHING to do with the ability to find it or references to it online.

• Most of what people do on Wikipedia is a complete waste of time.

Well okay.... maybe this one...

This user knows that Terry Gilliam is enfant terrible, le grand auteur, and python magnifique. †