User:Iamvered
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[edit] True Confessions
The first thing you should know is, I'm not really Vered. When I learn who I am, I'll let you know.
I live in Nashville, Tennessee. I was born here too, which makes me an endangered species. I was born in the 1960s and I am addicted to karaoke. I don't have issues. I have subscriptions.
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[edit] Areas of Interest
- Pop music
- Geography
- Politics of the United States
- Nashville, Tennessee
- French Language
- English Language
- Human Sexuality
- French Literature
- History
- Europe
- Film
- Board Games
But I'm liable to have input on anything. I think Wiki is the greatest thing ever. No kidding. I just want to be a good contributor, so all you experienced Wikipedians, please help me out!
Hey! Check it out! I got a Barnstar Award already!
[edit] Articles I have created
- Lavender Mafia: powerful gays in the Catholic Church
- Athena Parthenos: the world's largest indoor sculpture
- Alan LeQuire: the sculptor of Athena Parthenos
- Timothy Demonbreun: a central figure to Nashville's early settlement
- Musica: an enormous and beautiful work of public statuary by Alan LeQuire
- Merril Bainbridge: an Australian pop singer
- Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee: a diocese in Province IV of the Episcopal Church
- Watauga Association: the first independent republic on American soil
- Alfred Leland Crabb: a historical novelist
- Fort Nashborough: the stockade that would become Nashville
- Tennessee Performing Arts Center: Nashville's premier performance venue
- Use of the circumflex in French: all about the little "chapeau"
- Refunding certificate: an interest-bearing $10 bill from the 1870s
- Ingrid Vandebosch: a world-class hottie
- Ty England: a country singer
- Owen Bradley: one of the most influential producers in country music
- Mandy Barnett: a country singer
- Chelo: a Puerto Rican hip-hop artist
- R.B. Greaves: R&B artist famous for "Take A Letter Maria"
- Inchworm (toy): a fun toy from the 1970s
[edit] Articles to which I have made contributions
- Frist Center for the Visual Arts: Nashville's premier art museum
- Syreeta Wright: An underrated talent
- Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps: A groovy song
- Parthenon (Nashville): An architectural gem
- Centennial Park (Nashville): A fun place to hang out
- Bisexual chic: well, I've always thought it was....
- The Laughing Cow: Velveeta goes to France
- State of Franklin: a short-lived independent republic in East Tennessee
- Nashville: the city where I live! I expanded the history section and eventually broke it off into History of Nashville, Tennessee
- William Strickland (architect): the designer of the Tennessee State Capitol
- War of the Regulation: a North Carolina pre-Revolutionary uprising
- Nashville Dream: a women's football team
- Cumberland River: a body of water I cross every day
- Christ Church Cathedral (Nashville): a church at the corner of 9th & Broadway
- Cheryl Jacques: a GLBT activist
- Jeff Gordon: a NASCAR driver
- Bettie Page: a bondage pin-up who shares my birthday
- Area code 615: call me!
- John Donelson and James Robertson: founders of Nashville
- English language: an important thing to know
- Nashville sit-ins: a milestone in the American civil rights movement
- Neil Diamond: solitary man
- Zeta Tauri: a binary star in my constellation, Taurus
- Beanie: a hat... no, two hats
- Capitoline Wolf: the icon of the founding of Rome
- Sex scandal: everybody has one
- Ty Herndon: and speaking of sex scandals....
- Cornbread: ain't nothin' wrong with that!
- Music Row: my favorite traffic nightmare
- The Globe (tabloid): a rag if ever there was one
- Tim McGraw: hot country singer
- Lady Sovereign: officially the biggest midget in the game
- Jell-O: watch it wiggle
- Jim McGreevey: former governor of New Jersey
[edit] Housekeeping: disambiguation, cleanup, redirection and translation work
- William Strickland
- Musica
- Foxy
- Daryl Hall
- John Oates
- Hall & Oates
- Whitney Houston and Whitney Houston discography
- BellSouth
- Belle Meade
- Cher and Cher discography
- European Voynich Alphabet, translated from Spanish
- Serge Bellemare, translated from French
- Quilombo, which features the merged former article Palenque (village)
- Carnie Wilson
- Bank Street (Ottawa)
- Gay village
- Tuque
- UHF (rock band)
- Expo '98
- Christian pop music
- Basel earthquake, which was featured as a "Did You Know?" article on the main page, 2007-01-05... cool!
- Pieces of Eight
- Soft serve, softcream, soft ice cream and creemee: it's all the same stuff!
Iamvered 20:29, 3 September 2006 (UTC)
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