User:Colonel Warden/creations

These are pages which I created or rewrote. Some were recreated after they were blanked/deleted or because they needed a complete rewrite, typically being at AFD.

Academic achievement — viewed 9579 times in 201303 = 309/day
Academic Spring
Academic standards
Accounting irregularities (rewrite)
Aircraft design and Aircraft design process
Air pump
Alan Cook
Albannach
Albannach (restaurant)
Alexander Guttenplan
Al Kelly
Aluminium powder
American Newspaper Repository
Antique aircraft
Antoine de Paris
Arthur Robert Kenney-Herbert
As a dog returns to his vomit, so a fool repeats his folly — motto of the day on 20th April, 2010
Ass-hide glue
A Study in Pink
Athena (retailer)
Awkward silence
Baby bottom butter
Backyard
Bad habit
Bad Pharma — Did you know ...... that Dr. Ben Goldacre argues in Bad Pharma that "medicine is broken," because the evidence on which it is based is systematically distorted by the pharmaceutical industry? — (27 Oct 2012 - 4,221 hits)
Balloon (game)
Balthazar Francolini
Bank erosion
Battle-axe (woman)
Beans in My Ears
Bert Kelly (jazz musician)
Best friends forever
Betty Stogs
Beware of the Dog
Bicycle jousting
Bicycle library
Big Kahuna Burger
Bignor Hill
Bill O'Hagan
Biological economics
Blacksmith Blues
Black Velvet (revue)
Bloviation
Blue hair
Bluestocking
Bobby Baker (artist)
Bob Payton
Body politic
Bottle-jack
Bon viveur
Braying
Brent Walker
Britannia Coco-nut Dancers — Did you know ... that the Britannia Coco-nut Dancers bang their nuts together each Easter in Bacup? — (17 Jul 2011 - 7,004 hits)
Bug bat
Bus Reshaping Plan
Campus politics
Castlebar Hill
Cat lady
Cathedral Square, Gibraltar
Cement in Africa
Central London District School
Charles B. DeVlieg
Chester Opera House
Chade-Meng Tan
Champagne (coiffeur)
Chief programmer team
Childhood memory
Children's party
Chinaman (porcelain) (rescue) — Did you know ... that chinamen formed a ring at the auctions of the East India Company? (11 June 2013 7871 hits)
Chlorocresol
Chocolate biscuit
Chronica Gentis Scotorum
Churnalism
Cigar ash
Clay Boland
Clement Semmler
Collaborative bargaining
Comic song
Commonwealth v. Nathaniel Jennison
Community management
Compagnie della Calza
Computer insurance
Condolence book
Controversia
Courtesy
Covent Garden (Cambridge)
Cubby-hole
Customer review comedy
Cymbeline's Castle
Dan Daniels
Dark Lady (character)
David Nutt — Did you know ... that in a scientific paper, Equasy, David Nutt compared the risk of taking the drug ecstasy with the risk of horse riding? — (8 Nov 2009)
David Nutt (publisher)
Death grip
De Hems — Did you know ... that "Papa" De Hem's oyster-house in Soho was patronised by poets, spies and rock-stars? — (9 Oct 2009)
D. G. Bridson
Dickens' London
Digital storage oscilloscope
Dirt
Dirty data
Dirty weekend
Disruptive physician (rewrite)
Dog and Duck (tavern) — Did you know ... that the rogues and whores who frequented the Dog and Duck (pictured) caused it to lose its licence? (2 July 2013)
Don Freshwater
Donald Where's Your Troosers?
Double-talk
Drink, Drink, Drink
Dumb insolence
E. C. Williams
Egoless programming
Electronic grade book
eLife
Elmer C. Stoner
Email disclaimer — Did you know ... that UBS Warburg had an email disclaimer of more than 1,000 words? (29 Sept 2010)
Enamel sign
Enantiosis
Enid Marx
Eric Robinson (conductor)
Everyone's Gone to the Moon
Everything which is not forbidden is allowed
Expenditure incidence
Eye poke
Eyesore
Environmental analysis
Everett Joel Hall
Feet of clay
Festina lente
Financial goal
Fishwife
Flypaper effect
Foster's Release
Frank Umont
French provincial furniture
Games & Puzzles
Get-well card
George Posford
Gillian Duffy (editor)
Glencairn's rising
Globitermes sulphureus — Did you know ... that the termite Globitermes sulphureus uses autothysis, a form of suicidal altruism, to entangle intruder ants in a sticky substance? — (9 Oct 2009)
Gloom — Did you know ... that people tend to see the world as a grey gloom when they are depressed? — (5 Aug 2010)
Gone Fishin' (song)
Gone for a Burton
Good-night, Vienna (song)
Googlefight
Graff Diamonds
Great Ealing School
Greater Cairo Planning Commission
Greenhouse gas monitoring
Greeper
Greg Pritchard
Gustav Walter (impresario)‎
Gypsy Breynton
HadCRUT
Haig & Haig
Hammersmith Ghost — Did you know ... that the case of the Hammersmith Ghost (pictured) was tried at the Old Bailey and the accused was sentenced to death by hanging and dissection? — (31 October 2011)
Hard cases make bad law
Hardy's paradox
Harriet Bowdler
Hater (Internet)
Hell's Glen
Henry Beaufoy
Henry Dagg
Higgins Trust
Hill Street, London — rewrite at AFD — Did you know ... that there were Hill Street blues in 18th-century London? (30 Oct 2013) — 2577 hits
Hilary Lloyd
Historical figure
Hobohemia
Hole in the Ground
Hoxton knot
House-building
Human spirit
Illuminated procession
Internet celebrity
I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls
I Tawt I Taw A Puddy Tat
I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman‎
In a Monastery Garden
Information paradox
Jacques Leslie
James Dunlop Smith
James William Middleton — Did you know ... that James Middleton, the brother of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, baked 21 cakes for HELLO! magazine's 21st birthday? — (13 May 2011)
Jayne Hepsibah
John Marshall Clemens
John Millington
Joseph J. Sullivan (vaudeville)
Journal of Automated Reasoning‎
JW Cameron & Company Limited
Karen of the Andamans
Karla Black
Katherine Hankey
Kilchattan Bay
Kiro Honjo
La Caramba
Ladies' navels
Landport Gate (Gibraltar)
Larry Wos
Lawyer joke
Le Dernier Verre
Legros de Rumigny
Léonard (coiffeur)
Le Paysan de Paris
Lepanto (poem)
Let's Turkey Trot
Let us with a gladsome mind
Licence to use
Lieutenant-General Anthony Palmer
Lion Brewery (Hartlepool)
Lion versus tiger — rescue rewrite — about 1000 hits/day
List of barbers
List of baseball deaths
List of bizarre buildings
List of fictional Scots
List of guitars
List of honest politicians
List of Italian inventions
List of medical mnemonics
Lists of music by theme
List of redheads
List of songs about bicycles — 2340 views in 30 days to 10 July 2013 = 78/day
List of stock characters in science fiction
Localism Bill
Log truck
London Concertante
London Nose
Longitude (book)
Love Thy Neighbor (1940 film)‎
Loving You Has Made Me Bananas
-ly
Madame Martin
Male unemployment
Malla Nunn
Many a true word is spoken in jest
Maryum Ali
Medicine chest
Melodies for You
Meritas (cloth)
Metals Disintegrating Company
Metal powder
Migration studies
Miles Mason
Milking the bull (rewrite)
Missed Connections (rewrite/rescue)
Moral courage
Morelli's
Mother Advertising
Mr Gradgrind
Moquette
Multiplicity (psychology)
Museum of Soho
My Kinda Town
Nando's Coffee House
Narcissus (music)
Neal's Yard
Nellie Wallace
Night porter
Nkalagu
No pitch
Nurse stereotypes
NYLON
Obliquity
Office for Budget Responsibility — Did you know ... that George Osborne, in his first speech as the new UK Chancellor, announced a new independent Office for Budget Responsibility to take the politics out of economic forecasting? — (26 May 2010)
Oliver hammer
Olivier Ameisen‎
Online reading
Open terrain
Overspending
Palinacousis
Papert Koenig Lois
Parable of the Mote and the Beam
Partnership limited by shares
Party dress
Pass the Bomb
Paul Hollywood — Did you know ... that celebrity chef and baker Paul Hollywood created what is thought to be the most expensive loaf of bread in Britain? — (8 April 2012)
Paul St George
Pedal bin
Perfect is the enemy of good
Personal fulfillment
Perspicacity
Petersham Hole
Petroleum transport
Picnic game
Pivotal
Pizzaland
Pop-up hotel
POSK
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty‎ — Did you know ... that "Praise to the Lord, the Almighty", the hymn that inspired Bach's cantata BWV 137, has been published in more than ten English translations?(25 Sep 2011)
Princess Louise (pub)
Printer's mark
Programming team
Pulse!
Purl — Did you know ... that Samuel Pepys drank purl in a bawdy house behind the House of Lords? (28 Aug 2010)
Queen Elizabeth's corgis — Did you know ... that Queen Elizabeth II has owned over 30 corgis since she ascended the throne in 1952? (6 Oct 2012)
Queen Victoria's pets
Rat torture
Raven Row
Raw water
Redneck joke
Religion and Agriculture
Replacement depot
Retribution (poem)
Revolutionary generation
Rhubarb tart
Richard Dudgeon
Ring of Silvianus — Did you know ... that the cursed Ring of Silvianus may have inspired J. R. R. Tolkien to write The Hobbit? (15 April 2013)
Rob Chilson
Roger & Gallet
Root ball
Root trainer
Ruislip Woods — Did you know ... that timber from the Ruislip Woods was used in the construction of the Tower of London, Windsor Castle, the Palace of Westminster, and the manor of the Black Prince in Kennington? — (6 May 2011)
Rupert Shrive
Russet
Salmon burger
Sam Cowell
Sarah Gamp
Saville and Martin
Say I Won't Be There
School for the Indigent Blind
Science in popular culture
Scientific myth (rewrite)
Scotticism
Sea air
Seed germinator
Sensitive skin type
Sheepskin boots
Shocking Duel
Shottle Bop
Shrub (drink)
Side Saddle
Silly Billy — Did you know ... that, at English fairs, women enjoyed sticking pins into Silly Billy's legs? — (2 Aug 2010)
Simon Edy
Singe
Singing hinny
Skindles
Slant board
Smelly socks
Smoking Bishop
Sniggle
Snub
Soho Pam — Did you know ... that Soho Pam liked to give her patrons a cuddle? — (2 April 2013 - 7,869 hits)
Soho Society
Somatic anxiety
Something old
Song and supper room
Son of Hickory Holler's Tramp
Sophistication
Sounding board
South Molton Street
Spaghetti Western Orchestra‎
Speleotherapy
Stabiliser (food)
Stanhope lens
Starch mill
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Primary School
St Mary's Perivale
Stonewalling
Storm damage
Stout-hearted Men
Suasoria
Suffer fools gladly
Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof
Supposititious children
Surfers Paradise Meter Maids — Did you know ... that the meter maids in Surfers Paradise top up the parking meter rather than issuing fines? (12 June 2013 - 12,369 hits)
Swaggering
Sydney Guilaroff
Tavistock Street
Teletubbies say "Eh-oh!" — Did you know ... that Simon Cowell signed the Teletubbies to his record label for their hit Teletubbies say "Eh-oh!"? — (5 Jan 2009)
Tell me the old, old story
The Albannach
The Anthologist (novel)
The Chicago Pizza Pie Factory
The Deadwood Stage (Whip-Crack-Away!)
The Folk Singer
The Gardener's Labyrinth
The Gold Wedding
The Great British Bake Off
The Great Cat Massacre
The Grenadier
The Heretic
The Infinity of Lists
The ITM Fishing Show
The March of the 45
The No Asshole Rule
The profitable arte of gardening
The road to hell is paved with good intentions
The Sing-Song of Old Man Kangaroo
The Spaniard That Blighted My Life‎
The True Briton (magazine)
The Victorian Kitchen Garden
The Watermill
The Year of the Angry Rabbit
The Thing-Ummy Bob
The Witchery by the Castle
This Flight Tonight
Thomas Appelquist
Thomas Sheridan (actor)
Thomas Sheridan (divine)
Three Wheels on My Wagon
Three Wolf Moon — viewed 13471 times in 201111
Tight trousers
To market, to buy a fat pig
Tomato seed oil
Tower Town
Traverse (climbing)
Twenty Four Hours from Tulsa
Tyson (dog)
Urban chickens
Valence issue — expanded from redirect
Variation diminishing property
Vera Violetta
Visual comparison
Vulgarity
Wally Bird
Wargamer
Where Did You Get That Hat?
Whistling Dick
W. H. J. Grout
Who, whom?
Wickelphone
Wilmington, Somerset
Wine humour — Did you know ... that Cat's Pee on a Gooseberry Bush and Goats Do Roam are examples of wine humour? — ( 4 Sept 2010)
Wörishofer
WWII Political Cartoons
Your Feet's Too Big
Your hundred best tunes
Z-Man Games
3 Kings (jazz trio)
4 Girls 4 Harps

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Chenrezig Sand Mandala
Harrison's chronometer
Telectroscope

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Categories, redirects with possibilities and moves