User:Foreeye

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Foreeye
Name Johan Förberg
Gender Male
Birth date October 25, 1991
Location Ronneby, Sweden
Occupation Student
Education In senior high
High school Ehernwärdska, Karlskrona
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Website www.forberg.se
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  • My real nickname is Hajen. I only chose Foreeye on WP because this guy who didn't even bother to make a user page, took that nick :)
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  • I also do illustrations on request, as I think they are needed on wikipedia

[edit] Murphy's Law


"Anything that either

  1. Could go wrong
  2. Could not possibly go wrong

Will invevitably go wrong"

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16 This user is 16 years old.
22.5 This user's body mass index
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18		 This user has set foot in 18 countries of the world.

"Build something idiot-proof, and they will build a better idiot"

"Beaty is only skin-deep, ugly goes to the bone"

"The other line will always be faster"


"The main difference I have noted about things that could
break and things that couldn't possibly ever break
is that when the latter do break, you realise
that they are almost impossible to repair"

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