User:24.222.142.190
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24.222.142.190 (sometimes also, perhaps incorrectly, referred to as "24.224.153.40"; see etymology) may have been, at one time, a subspecies of Wikipedian which featured characteristicly large ears and an abnormal skin-colour. Assumingly born during some point in time1, 24.222.142.190 may or may not currently be located at on a remote island facility in the Himalaya. Although born and raised in Canada, 24.222.142.190 was apparently harassed by sadistic polar bears as a child and has since developed a unique, almost anomalistic, fear of polarbears (polarbearophobia).
Upon departure of Canada to the Himalaya, 24.222.142.190 was quoted teaching Australian-vacationers about the dangers of Canada. 24.222.142.190 had "invented" multiple useful techniques to ward off Canadian polar bears; many have been spread Canada-wide and are now used by Canadians all over the country. For example, 24.222.142.190 was the first to suggest the Canadians should take the garbage out of their igloos during the night, rather than the day.
24.222.142.190 may have also contibuted to the building of the first apartment complex in Canada in 1998. Although enjoying his life in the Himalaya, 24.222.142.190 could not forget about his home-country and frequently sent suggestive letters to prime-minister Jean Poutine in the hopes of raising Canadian's quality-of-life. Although previously unsuccessful, 24.222.142.190's letter on May 1, 1997 regarding apartment complexes prompted a reply from Poutine, in which Poutine wrote the following:
- Hey baby. What are you wearing?
This letter clearly confirms that 24.222.142.190 did have something to do with the complex's construction.
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