User:Nicholas Tam
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Nicholas Tam (born August 17, 1984) holds a B.Sc. in Computing Science from the University of Alberta in Edmonton, where he currently pursues studies in English literature. Tam is currently an active collegiate debater on the CUSID circuit and an NSA-rated Scrabble player. He also holds an ARCT (Associateship of the Royal Conservatory of Toronto) in Piano Performance and is an occasional contributor to the video game music community VGMix.
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[edit] Name policy
This is apparently difficult for a lot of people to grasp. Given that this page is currently the top Google hit for the individual in question, perhaps this is an appropriate place to clarify the matter. It is either Nick, informally, or Nicholas Tam in its entirety. Please do not mix and match.
The one intentional exception, to date, is at the presently inactive VGMix, where musical contributions were posted under the name Nick Tam for a spell. Mr. Tam has license to make such seemingly arbitrary exceptions as he so pleases. You, however, do not.
Nicholas by itself is considered acceptable in the context of a student-teacher relationship, and as a sign of either affection or extreme indignation.
[edit] Trivia
- His five most favourite animated shorts of all time are, in no particular order: One Froggy Evening, For the Birds, Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century, The Cat Came Back and The Wrong Trousers.
- He is known to drink several pots of tea a day.
[edit] Anagrams
- Sloth maniac: Rumour has it that Tam is a deft procrastinator, but only when duty calls for it.
- This cola man: In his first job as a website programmer, Tam built sculptures out of aluminum soda cans on his desk. He was not entitled to a dental plan.
- Last Mohican
- Macho Stalin: An ironic appellation, for he is neither macho nor Soviet.
- Shit on a clam: No comment.
[edit] Quadrivia
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[edit] Contributions
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[edit] Cleanup and copyediting
- Too many minor edits to count, most of them out of frustration at the accepted illiteracy of the age