User:ChibiKuririn

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Welcome to my userpage. This page isn't really all that interesting (but it's at least less embarassing than the last edit), nor does it have much of a point since I haven't done much serious editing on here in a long, long while, but you can browse here if you're so inclined. (to find a giant page full of userboxes, go here)

About me[edit]

  • Real Name: Jon Waltrip
  • Residence: Columbus, Ohio
  • Status: Unemployed, recently graduated from the Ohio State University with a B.A. in political science and minors in economics and geography
  • Marital status: In a long-distance relationship
  • Age: 22
  • Pets: four cats
  • Hobbies and interests: International affairs, public policy, macroeconomic policy, cartography and GIS, military history, sports, video gaming
  • Favorite colors: Emerald, navy blue

To-do list[edit]

Wikipedia's Tip of the Day[edit]

Time-saving links II

Sometimes you may be editing an article and want to link a plural to its singular form. For example, to link "Fred Foo was famous for his study of puddles" to puddle, you could link it like so: [[puddle|puddles]]. However, you can save time instead by writing [[puddle]]s.

This also works with adjectives (for example, [[Japan]]ese), regular verbs in present or past tense (for example, [[dance]]s or [[dance]]d) and any other suffixes or prefixes.

However, this method does not work with spelling changes, for example: [[try]]ied does not work; you have to enter [[try|tried]]. It also does not work with possessives, so you may want to use [[Fred Foo|Fred Foo's]] to get Fred Foo's. Using [[Fred Foo]]'s will look like Fred Foo's, i.e. the possessive suffix unlinked, in plain text, and black instead of blue.

Note: if a redirect exists from puddles to puddle you don't actually need to do any piping, it's fine to link [[puddles]] too.

Read more:
To add this auto-updating template to your user page, use {{totd}}

Pages I find amusing[edit]