Pegasus Epsilon 48Y This Wikipedian was born on 30 December 1976 and is 48 years, 2 months, and 14 days old. Personal Trivia Userboxen G This user's favourite colour is Green. This user does not like socklessness. This user supports sustainable living. This user has visited 48 of the 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia. 48 3 This user has visited 3 of the 205 countries in the world. ...and Mexico is not one. This user enjoys overcast weather. This user really enjoys dark and stormy nights. School This user doesn't like school. This user spends most of his free time thinking about random things... This user thinks, therefore he exists. This user is a professional zombie hunter. This user is rated 'NC-17' by the Motion Picture Association. This user enjoys pornography. Contact Information @ This user can be reached by email at pegasus@pimpninjas.org. This user has an account on YouTube as pegasusepsilon. Wikipedia Userboxen Please be nice and patient with this New Wikipedian. no ads This user is against commercials in Wikipedia. 1RR This user prefers discussing changes on the talk page rather than engaging in an edit war. This user assumes good faith. This user tries to do the right thing. If they make a mistake, please let them know. This user knows that replacing one bias with another is not cleanup. This user feels that deletions subject to a popularity contest rather than a verifiability test damage Wikipedia more than any userbox ever could. incl This user is an inclusionist. sepa This user is a Wikipedia separatist. wiki meme This user knows that Wikimedia catch phrases (such as Wiki is not paper) are mindvirus, and that that's a good thing. Grammar policy they This user frequently uses singular they as it is a handy gender-neutral pronoun. amn't This user considers amn't a perfectly logical alternative to aren’t in the first person singular. …in. 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And of course: This User believes that one can sum up one's entire political, social, and Wikipedia policies beliefs with a creative userbox, such as this one.

I used to be 216.15.65.163, but around the beginning of December 2008 my ISP decided to restructure their network topography, forcing me to relocate to 216.164.6.24. On 02 Jan 2009 I created an account to attempt to unify this stuff, but as I edit sporadically at best, I figure I should probably link to these lest someone think I signed up and failed to ever edit anything. I am a contributing user, I just don't contribute often. I will also mark this page abandoned, should I ever leave, so please give it at least a year (if not more) of inactivity before filing it under MfD. I'll try not to clutter up my userspace with useless garbage.

On wikipedia (which is apparently all I'm allowed to talk about here), I do mostly copyediting (spelling, grammar, etc), fixing links and tags, essentially miscellany that bots haven't yet been built for (but easily could be), so most of my edits will be marked minor (m). Occasionally, though, I'll fix some informative mistakes (like the Kara-El edit on the Smallville page, if you poke through the first IP address' edits). I seriously doubt I'll come across any concept or topic that hasn't already been beaten to death and think "Hey! That needs a Wikipedia article!" thus, I'll be mostly fixing things I notice are messed up.

-- Pegasus Epsilon (talk) 08:37, 2 January 2009 (UTC)