User:Watty1962
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This user is a Wikipedian in Canada. |
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This user is a Wikipedian in British Columbia. |
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This user is a fan of Scottish football. |
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Aberdeen FC |
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| UoE | This user attends or attended the University of Edinburgh. |
| MA | This user has a Master of Arts degree. |
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This user is left-handed. |
| sis | This user has a little sister |
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This user advocates the use of more cowbell. |
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This user enjoys classical music. |
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This user plays the guitar. |
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This user is a bibliophile. |
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This user knows that 42 is the answer to life, the Universe, and everything. |
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This user enjoys writing. |
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| M.D. | This user watches House. |
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This user works for CTU. |
| BB | This user buys their books from Black Books. |
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This user would shoot Greedo first. |
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This user is not a number, he is a free man. |
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This user is a fan of The West Wing. |
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This user is a roadfan. |
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This user overuses userboxes. |
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[edit] (Who he? - ed)
Watty1962 is an online presence. He is known to overlap more or less exactly with several other personas, including the cunningly named Watty and Watty 80_99, and at least one other which will remain unidentified for now.
He is a would-be writer and full-time pedant, which may come in handy.
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