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OT: Weirdest Wikipedia Article

Started by Ash, March 15, 2006, 12:23:46 PM

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Ash

I'm so hooked on Wikipedia it ain't funny.
I spend hours on it...often with at least 5-15 seperate windows open on topics I'm interested in learning about.
I'll click on link after link opening up new windows to read.  
Most times I'll read them all, but I've had a few hardcore benders where I spent 3+ hours on it and didn't get to finish them all.

I'm also a self proclaimed edit whore.
If I find a typo or s**tty grammar, I must change it!
I must be doing something right because I have an extensive watchlist and almost none of my recent changes have been altered by another Wiki member.  (a few have)

I do the same here on this forum.
I'll read what I just wrote and either notice a typo or another way the sentence could be cleaned up or written and change it.  

No one here more than odinn knows how much I like to edit s**t.  LOL!

Anyway, I occasionally run across odd articles.

I FOUND THIS ONE

How 'bout you?
Have you found any really odd articles on Wikipedia?

Mr_Vindictive

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"The greatest medicine in the world is human laughter. And the worst medicine is zombie laughter." -- Jack Handey

A bald man named Savalas visited me last night in a dream.  I think it was a Telly vision.

trekgeezer

I routinely edit my posts, sometimes days afterward if I happen to look at it again and there are spelling mistakes.

I 've known guys that lit their farts. My Mom told me funny story once about a guy who sat on top of an oil lamp and farted which made the lamp globe explode. Methane is not to taken lightly.



And you thought Trek isn't cool.

LH-C

Skaboi Wrote:
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OK, that was pretty freaking weird. What people do is their business, but to have a Wikipedia article about it is just weird in a way.






Ed, Ego and Superego

I really dig Wikipedia.   Sometimes I wonder about their factuality, but its always a great diversion and  a cool power to the people kind of movement too.   People writing stuff about what interests them, no matter how um, obscure.  Democracy in action.

*raises fist*
-Ed

Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam possit materiari?

Si Hoc Legere Scis Nimium Eruditionis Habes

raj

And here is the best Wikipedia article, about an exciting new holiday:
(possibly NSFW)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steak_and_Blowjob_Day

Neville

I'm also hooked on Wikipedia, and since I'm a control freak, it could be addictive to do much there, so I mostly read stuff. I also started two entries on old videogames, "North & South" and "Pacific Strike", and I feel quite proud that not only they are still there but also some people have improved them.
Due to the horrifying nature of this film, no one will be admitted to the theatre.

Ash


Ash


Ed, Ego and Superego

It occurs to me tha the card market for steak and blowjob day is rather limited. Hallmark needs to get on the case
 -Ed
Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam possit materiari?

Si Hoc Legere Scis Nimium Eruditionis Habes

raj

Ash, that last one is truly disgusting.  I guess it takes all kinds, but I can't see how anyone can get turned on by that.

Ash


BTM


Er.. I'm confused...

Article says, "Another man, whilst having an operation carried out upon his genitalia, broke wind and ignited the surgical spirit"

Surgical spirit??  The hell is a surgical spirit?  Was he getting an operation from a witch doctor or something?

"Some people mature, some just get older." -Andrew Vachss

odinn7

Sounds like the witch doctors where I live.
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