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MY SELF I'm a citizen of the United States and the Republic of Ireland. I attended Xaverian Brothers High School, University of Massachusetts, National University of Ireland and Harvard University. I write, research, draw and take pictures professionally. MY WORK My work on Wikipedia shows the dillitantism that is my greatest weakness. I write about my hometown, race relations, medieval subjects, biology, indigenous peoples, pop culture and so many other subects that it makes no sense, especially to me. MY FRIENDS John Adams described the crowd at the Boston Massacre as "a motley rabble of saucy boys, negros and molattoes, Irish teagues and outlandish jack tarrs." Although 230 years have passed, those words of John Adams perfectly describe me and those whom I keep company.   Articles   Tools   DYK?   Sandbox   Archives THE BLACK CROSS OF ST. DECLAN You, House of Scandal, are awarded the Black Cross of St. Declan for going medieval on our asses with your excellent work on articles of Dark Ages and Middle Ages interest. De réir a chéile a thógtar na caisleáin - "It takes time to build castles" Ciarán of Clonmacnoise 05:41, 8 January 2007 ORIGINAL BARNSTAR For your extaordinary work, above and beyond the call of duty, in splitting up the List of Faux Pas and in reworking the material into coherent sub-articles! --Elipongo 08:07, 26 November 2006 WORKING MAN'S BARNSTAR Have run into your great work quite a few times over the last couple of weeks, even queried another admin as to why he was reverting you! Keep up the great work! Glen S 21:46, 27 November 2006 USER NAME BARNSTAR Hey House of Scandal, two months ago User:68.39.174.238 suggested you get this but lamented there wasn't one. Now there is! Keep up the great work on Wikipedia and don't let small minds get you down. Shaundakulbara 13:29, 7 January 2007 WORKING MAN'S BARNSTAR Awarded to HouseOfScandal for his extraordinary articular-contributorial prowess. His DYK achievements are truly something else. On behalf of the project, thank you for all your hard work. - Tragic Baboon (banana receptacle) 20:38, 30 January 2007 (UTC) BARNSTAR OF GOOD HUMOR I just discovered your "Seria Ludo" essay (or whatever you call it) and it was alot of laughs. I enjoyed its "edgy" humor.-Shaundakulbara 13:06, 9 February 2007 (UTC) DYK AWARD Thank you for your wonderful contributions to DYK. I've never seen an editor who was able to whip out quality articles on such various topics. Lol, all my DYK's are about politics or sports. Keep up the great work, HouseOfScandal, and remember Wikipedia greatly appreciates your contributions. -- Nishkid64 01:12, 4 January 2007 SEXUAL CANNIBALISM Did you know that male spiders, scorpions and mantids have special strategies to avoid sexual cannibalism? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 18 January 2007 PRINCE JOSEPH WENZEL Did you know that 11-year old Prince Joseph Wenzel of Liechtenstein is regarded by Jacobites as third in line for the throne of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland? - Greatly expanded by House of Scandal, featured on 10 January 2007 BONSAI COLLECTION Did you know the Larz Anderson Bonsai Collection in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts has a Hinoki Cypress over 250 years old? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 6 December 2006 SHREVE, CRUMP & LOW Did you know Shreve, Crump & Low, the oldest jeweler in North America, opened across the street from the smithy of Paul Revere and has designed such prestigious awards as the Davis Cup and the Cy Young Award? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 19 December 2006 CASTLETOWNROCHE Did you know shortly before Christmas 1942 a man believed to be a Nazi spy walked into the small Irish village of Castletownroche and was apprehended by the Garda? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 20 December 2007 (UTC) GOODYERA Did you know the 25 species of Goodyera comprise just one of over 800 genera of orchids? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 24 December 2006 RIVER CARRON Did you know the River Carron in the Scottish Highlands has given its name to a type of naval cannon, a line of bathtubs, two warships and an island in the Southern Hemisphere? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 25 December 2006 FLOWER MANTIS Did you know that Creobroter is a praying mantis that uses ant mimicry as a juvenile and flower mimicry when adult? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 18 January 2007 TREPANGING Did you know trepanging is the harvesting of sea cucumbers and Macassan trepangers traded with Indigenous Australians generations before the arrival of Europeans? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 26 December 2006 TANIUSQUES Did you know Tantiusques, a graphite mine which John Winthrop the Younger purchased from the Nipmuck in 1644, became the basis for today's Dixon Ticonderoga pencil company? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 27 December 2006 LAKE CHAUBUNAGUNGAMAUG Did you know Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg is often cited as the longest place name in the United States? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 28 December 2006 (UTC) GREAT TRAIL Did you know the Great Trail created by Native Americans connected the Great Lakes region of Canada to New England and the mid-Atlantic and laid the foundation for modern highways? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 29 December 2006 (UTC) SLEEVE GARTERS Did you know sleeve garters were first used in the 19th century and are still worn by poker dealers and barbershop musicians? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 1 January 2007 ESPIRITISMO Did you know Espiritismo is the Latin American and Caribbean belief that good and evil spirits can affect health, luck and other elements of human life? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 1 January 2007 ICHABOD WASHBURN Did you know the university mascot called "the Ichabod" is named after Ichabod Washburn, an owner of the world's largest wire mill? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 3 January 2007 BOTÀNICA Did you know a botánica is a Latin American store that sells religious goods, magical paraphernalia and brand name health care products? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 2 January 2007 HAGHPAT MONASTERY Did you know Haghpat Monastery in Armenia was placed on the World Heritage List over 1,000 years after it was founded? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 3 January 2007 LANDMARKS FOUNDATION Did you know the Landmarks Foundation helps conserve sacred sites such as the stone spheres of Costa Rica and the moai of Easter Island? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 7 January 2007 EDMONSON SISTERS Did you know the Edmonson sisters were African American slaves who tried to escape to freedom and became celebrity abolitionists? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 5 January 2007 HAZEL LAVERY Did you know the face of Chicago native Hazel Lavery adorned the banknotes of Ireland for seventy years? - Greatly expanded by House of Scandal, featured on 10 January 2007 QUEEN OF JAPAN Did you know Queen of Japan members use aliases that sound like Japanese names and are known for synthpop covers of artists such as John Lennon and Bob Dylan? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 14 January 2007 SAJAMA LINES Did you know the Sajama Lines in Bolivia took 3,000 years to make and might be considered the largest artwork in the world? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 12 January 2007 PUSH IT TO THE LIMIT Did you know "Push It To The Limit", a pop rap song backed by The Walt Disney Company, was recently the most downloaded song at the iTunes Store? - Greatly expanded by House of Scandal, featured on 16 January 2007 MEDITERRANEAN MANTIS Did you know that the Mediterranean mantis (Iris oratoria) is capable of virgin birth? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 16 January 2007 CHROOGOMPHUS Did you know Chroogomphus is an edible mushroom that grows as a parasite in pine forests? - Greatly expanded by House of Scandal, featured on 10 January 2007 HOT 8 BRASS BAND Did you know that three members of the Hot 8 Brass Band have died as a result of gun violence in New Orleans? - Greatly expanded by House of Scandal, featured on 12 January 2007 HAWAYO TAKATA Did you know that Hawayo Takata, a Nisei fluent in the language and culture of both Japan and the United States, introduced Reiki to the Western World? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 19 January 2007 ATLANTIC HOUSE Did you know at the Atlantic House on Cape Cod during World War I, Pulitzer Prize-winner Eugene O'Neill was arrested at gun point as a spy for the Kaiser? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 19 January 2007 GOLDEN RESOURCES MALL Did you know the Golden Resources Mall in Beijing, the second-largest shopping mall in the world, has attracted as few as 20 shoppers in an hour? - Greatly expanded by House of Scandal, featured on 21 January 2007 DAVI KOPENAWA YANOMANI Did you know that Davi Kopenawa Yanomami, a shaman of the indigenous people of Brazil, received an award from the United Nations Environmental Program? - Greatly expanded by House of Scandal, featured on 21 January 2007 INTERNATIONAL MANGO FESTIVAL Did you know that ...that more than 550 varieties of mango are showcased in the International Mango Festival held in Delhi? - Greatly expanded by House of Scandal, featured on 19 January 2007 ADAM BRUCE Did you know in 2005, Adam Bruce became the first herald appointed to Clan Donald of Scotland in 510 years? - Greatly expanded by House of Scandal, featured on 21 January 2007 SCHOOL FOR COLORED GIRLS Did you know the Normal School for Colored Girls was incorporated into the University of the District of Columbia? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 4 January 2007 JUNQUEIRÒPOLIS Did you know that Junqueirópolis, a municipality in São Paulo, Brazil, is nicknamed "Acerola Capital" for its agriculture? - Greatly expanded by House of Scandal, featured on 21 January 2007 SHAMBALA Did you know...that the song "Shambala" by Three Dog Night has a gospel music sound and Tibetan Buddhist subject matter? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 7 January 2007 [[Image:|100px]] COPEPODOLOGISTS Did you know that the first president of the World Association of Copepodologists was a veteran of the Polish resistance movement in World War II? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 22 January 2007 DRALASITE Did you know that Dralasites are an amoeboid extraterrestrial race depicted in science fiction role-playing games for the past 25 years? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 26 January 2007 J-SKA Did you know that J-ska is contemporary Japanese music with origins in the music of Jamaica? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 26 January 2007 JAMES PALACIO Did you know that James Palacio of the HBO series Oz was an empress of the Imperial Court System? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 26 January 2007 POECILOSTOMATOIDA Did you know that Poecilostomatoida are parasitic crustaceans frequently with antennae modified to terminate in small hooks or claws that are used in attachment to host organisms? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 27 January 2007 BANJEE Did you know a banjee is a type of young Latino or Black man who has sex with men and dresses in thuggish urban fashion? - Created by House of Scandal on 26 January 2007 AMPHIBIOSAN Did you know that Amphibiosans are a race of extraterrestrial beings depicted in the cartoon Futurama? - Created by House of Scandal on 26 January 2007 THEMBA MABASO Did you know that according to Themba Mabaso, the State Herald of South Africa, the flag of South Africa is read like a written document? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 28 January 2007 LEONARD CROFOOT Did you know that Leonard Crofoot, a dancer in The Singing Detective, has had three Star Trek roles? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 29 January 2007 LARANTUKA Did you know that Larantuka is an Indonesian district known for Roman Catholic Holy Week processions? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 29 January 2007 BALL CULTURE Did you know that that ball culture, as seen in Paris is Burning, has drag houses that compete for 12' tall trophies and prizes of $1000 or more? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 3 February 2007 JAMES BROWN IS DEAD Did you know "James Brown Is Dead" is an electronic dance music reference to James Brown and the widespread sampling of his music? - Created by House of Scandal, featured on 29 December 2006 (UTC) House of Scandal tries not to give a fuck and makes an effort not to be a dick (pardon my French, s'il vous plait) スキャンダルの家

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