Welcome to my userpage. I am an administrator and editor here at Wikipedia. My main interests are geography (especially places I have lived, like New Hampshire and North Carolina), sports (especially American football), chemistry, history, and music. If you have any questions or comments, please leave them at my talk page.
[edit] I have seen a unicorn
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[edit] Things to do in 2011
[edit] The Greatest Day Of My Life
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[edit] My work at Wikipedia
Minor contributions
numerous North Carolina Highway System articles — New Hampshire Route 102 — New Hampshire Route 3A — Delaware Turnpike — Arizona Cardinals — Highways along the BosWash corridor — Eagle snacks — Carolina Brewing Company — NFL Championship Game, 1958 section on HOF members playing in the game — Gaston de Blondeville — Daniel Webster Highway — Paradox Interactive — James Caan — Alexander I of Greece — Osborn Engineering — Marcel Pétiot — Rolling Stones — Pittsburgh Rens — Pittsburgh Condors — Stanford Stadium — Rose Bowl (stadium) — Holman Stadium (New Hampshire) — Heaven's Gate (cult) — Standard Oil of Iowa — Massachusett — Plymouth Harbor — Plymouth Bay — Clark's Island — William Bradford (1624-1703) — Alkane — List of U.S. states by population — List of United States cities by population — List of Cleveland Browns first-round draft picks — Minnesota Vikings seasons — Chicago Bears seasons — St. Louis Rams seasons — Created stubs for all New England Patriots specific year season articles 1962-2005 — List of Australian Leaders of the Opposition — Marquette Building (Chicago) — Youghiogheny River Lake — Amanita phalloides — Texas A&M University — Chocolate — Inverclyde Line — Mark Harmon — Hills Memorial Library — Rockingham County, New Hampshire — State Library of North Carolina — Waylon Jennings — Pawtucket Falls — Dick Lane (billiards) — Dalewool Auckland Brass — Charles S. Spencer — Westhoff, Texas — Laurent Dauthuille — Shot heard round the world — Wake County, North Carolina — Connie Carpenter-Phinney — Auburn, North Carolina — Stephen Lucius Gwynn — Prince William Parkway — Frederick Peterson (neurologist) — J.R. Monterose — Rovers Cup — New Hampshire Democratic Party — York House — Robert Hett Chapman — Indian Caribbean Museum of Trinidad and Tobago — Wesget Sipu — Kolkata Orthodox Diocese — Dittrick Museum of Medical History — Calendars of the Grants of Probate and Letters of Administration — Anne Sullivan — WZMY-TV — Maynard James Keenan — Ostrogothic Kingdom — MapEasy — Jeff Baxter — Theodoric Strabo — United States Constitution — Ben Bova — David Denny (musician) — Bobby Winkelman — Jack King (musician) — Cash Cab — Thurman Munson — Raymond Berry — List of San Diego Chargers head coaches — Rich Gedman — Marty Barrett — Spike Owen — Delaware Route 896 — Leonard Hall (Shaw University) — North Carolina General Assembly — North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences — Minor league baseball — Durham Athletic Park — Asheville Tourists — Zebulon, North Carolina — Raleigh, North Carolina — Multi-sport event — The Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center — Ocean City, Maryland — Montenegro — Major League Baseball — Topic outline of France — Brutalist architecture — Leo Goldberger — Army-Navy Game — Eddie Trunk — Football — Tag — Presidency of Barack Obama — James Scott Cooper — Barack Obama — Van 't Hoff factor — Shinny — High tider — Jon Gries — The Wisdom of Eve — The Anarchy — Beautiful Darling — Bob Seger — Tobacco Road — List of ethnic slurs — Neil Diamond — Azadegan League 2005-06 — Some stubs for various high schools in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools— Bannered routes of U.S. Route 1 — Planckian locus — Benjamin Franklin — Fulk IV, Count of Anjou — Lammot du Pont — Pierre S. du Pont — Sonny Lester — Merrimack Valley — WebAssign — Mojo Nixon — Maui Invitational Tournament — Notes on Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2010 inductees articles. — 1988 Notre Dame vs. Miami football game — Mike Leach (coach) — Garner, North Carolina — 1974 Pittsburgh Steelers season — Sid Perou — Rocky Mount, North Carolina — Jesse Peretz — Government of France — Plate tectonics — Meg White — New Edition — Lincoln County War — United States Secretary of State — Steve Sloan — County of Nevers — Monarchy of Spain — Antonio Pettigrew — Mark N. Katz — Tixocortol pivalate — Bessans — Il Volo (album) — How the States Got Their Shapes — 2011 Poinsettia Bowl — French Third Republic — History of the United States Constitution — Don Carter (bowler)
Did You Know Articles
- Standard Oil of Kentucky — November 26, 2006
- Gettysburg Cyclorama — May 8, 2007
- Tom Jennings (billiards) — October 2, 2007
- The Hogettes (in collaboration with LaraLove) — October 15, 2007
- List of New England Patriots head coaches (in collaboration with Milk's Favorite Cookie) — May 2, 2008
- Robert Wells (songwriter) — December 25, 2008
- Bill Szymczyk — June 2, 2009
- Second Effort — February 1, 2010
- Henry Martin Tupper — February 16, 2010
- James Moore (Continental Army officer) — April 8, 2010
- André Laguerre — April 19, 2010
Good Articles
Featured Articles
[edit] Awards and recognition
see /Awards for full text of awards
This editor is a
Veteran Editor IV, and is entitled to display this
Gold Editor Star.
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User:Jayron32 has been identified as an Awesome Wikipedian,
and therefore, I've officially declared today as Jayron32's day!
For being such a beautiful person and great Wikipedian,
enjoy being the Star of the day, dear Jayron32!
Peace,
Rlevse
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A record of your Day will always be kept here.
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[edit] Recognized Featured Articles
[edit] Tools I use regularly
[edit] Admin stuff
| Admin statistics |
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42554 |
| Edits+Deleted |
45177 |
| Pages deleted |
1858 |
| Pages restored |
29 |
| Pages protected |
383 |
| Pages unprotected |
10 |
| Protections modified |
56 |
| Users blocked |
1946 |
| Users reblocked |
112 |
| User rights modified |
21 |
| Users created |
2 |
[edit] Namespace subpages
[edit] Other random stuff I think others should read
- User:Uncle G/On notability Best essay on notability and why it should matter.
- Who Writes Wikipedia Essay with some preliminary research that provides an interesting perspective on how Wikipedia works.
- Don't be a Dick Primary civility criteria. Like the primary notability criteria, only better.
- Funniest. Wikipedia. Humor. Ever.
- User:Opabinia regalis/Article statistics Some interesting statistics on edits at wikipedia.
- User:Raul654/Raul's laws Raul's laws. Cool read. I agree with most of it. Not all, but most.
- Wikipedia Spin Hmmm. Nice to see someone finally did this. Vedy interesting...
- SEO Tips & Tactics From A Wikipedia Insider and The Right Way To Fix Inaccurate Wikipedia Articles Two great articles by Durova.
- User:Uncle G/On sources and content another great Uncle G essay.
- The 8 Most Needlessly Detailed Wikipedia Entries What it says. Some of these may have since been deleted, but these were all at one time real articles.
- Wikipedia:Don't "call a spade a spade" AWESOME essay about avoiding ad hominem comments and maintaining the moral high ground in disputes.
- Wikipedia Rules Article in the Phoenix about wikipedia. Quite well written and comprehensive.
- User:Misza13/Nobody cares about your credentials Another great essay.
- Wikipedia:Talk page highlights Funny "haha" and funny "strange" all at once.
- Calculating the airspeed of an unladen swallow Ok. This has nothing to do with Wikipedia, but it may be the best thing ever written by humans EVER.
- WP:HOTTIE. Click it. I dare ya...
- Funny shit It's The Onion, but even when they aren't telling the truth, they are... You know?
- The Scandal of Olivia Newton John AV club found the WP:LAME page... nicely written list of the Lamest of the Lame.
- PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE give me a reason to block you!!!
- best post ever. Period. End of discussion.
- Wikipedia:Don't Feed the Divas. Is it time for my closeup yet, Mr. DeMille?
- Wikipedia:Notability (Septuagenarian female plumbers with red hair and freckles) The most important notability guide out there!
- my rough analysis of article creation rate at Wikipedia. As of May 2009, it was roughly one article every 54 seconds. The same number was arrived at using short-term (500 articles at one batch) and long term (all articles created between article #2,000,000 till I did the analysis) calculations.
- User:Jennavecia/Victims. Don't let this shit happen anymore. --Jayron32 02:11, 25 September 2009 (UTC)
- Irony. Definately a little chuckle.
- User:Thorncrag/Stop assuming good faith. Like it. A lot. --Jayron32 05:39, 11 October 2010 (UTC)
- User:Nobody Ent/Simple civility principle
[edit] Statistical analysis of Wikipedia articles
I stole this picture. Thank you
GFDL!
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