User:Fdssdf
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The name Fdssdf means nothing, and I mean that in the truest, fullest sense. "Well then why do you use it if it means nothing?" Well, I use it because I came upon it accidentally about seven years ago. It started out as fds, and you're asking youself, "How did it start at THAT?", and the answer to such a question is that it was an accident. That's as far as I will go with it.
My first contribution was in March of 2006, and ever since I hit the "save page" button, I've been on Wikipedia.com almost everyday, clicking the "random article" button, scanning, looking for grammatical errors, or seeing if I can find sources for uncited articles.
I find the entire concept of a free online encyclopedia intriguing, inspiring, and, most of all, informative! It's not just that it's a free online encyclopedia, but rather an accurate encyclopedia.
[edit] Interests
I'm what some would refer to as a grammar Nazi (born in United States), if that term is kosher, and even if it isn't, I don't care. Grammar is the number one concern for me on Wikipedia. Proper grammar is a must, and while I'm on the subject of proper grammar, what is with the United Kingdom giving collective plurals for seemingly singular items? I desperately want to change them whenever I see them on Wikipedia, even though I realize they are accepted throughout the world. I had no idea how backwards the United States' functions are, both grammatically and politically.
I'm an avid patron of Led Zeppelin. Not only have I decided to buy everything they put out in the way of music, but I came upon the idea of decorating an entire room with posters of Led Zeppelin I wish they were still around (literally in the case of John Bonham), but then again, they might have deteriorated in the music writing department, so perhaps it was for the best that they didn't continue. But perhaps they would have written many more excellent songs. Rest in peace Bonzo.
I'm a fan of the New York Yankees, and in 2007, they will win the World Series (or at least a playoff series).
