User:Djarnum1
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I am a senior at the University of Colorado - Boulder. I like to watch sports, read, scour the depths of wikipedia, and add the occasional edit if I see something awkward or downright wrong. I would like to add more to some articles but I feel like everything should be cited which means more work, more time. In the mean time, I make minor edits here and there. I plan to graduate and move back to New York and make some money. I don't think anyone visits my user page, but here are some of the things i like.
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- ...that Bhai Gurdas was the original scribe of the Guru Granth Sahib, the holy book of Sikhism?
- ...that the Romanian politician Constantin Argetoianu, who organized repression of the Communist Party and announced the group's effective termination in 1922, spent his final years as a political prisoner of the Communist regime?
- ...that History Line: 1914-1918, a turn-based strategy computer game from 1993, adapted the software engine of the science-fiction Battle Isle series to portray the First World War?
- ...that the illustrated children's book Hot House Flowers, an allegory for illegal immigration, was written by a Brooklyn criminal court judge?
- ...that the nature reserve Rejvíz in the Czech Republic is covered with a peat bog including two moss lakes of glacial origin?
- ...that Rosa Bonheur Memorial Park was the first pet cemetery to also allow people to be buried alongside their pets?
- ...that the performance of "I See A Star" at the Eurovision Song Contest 1974 involved one singer playing a barrel organ with a collection of puppets on it?
