User:Hole in the wall

Hi I'm Alasdhair (Alasdhair Erik MhicMhaolain). I'm 16, male and living in Leicester at the moment. I'm into Heavy Metal (my favourite band being Static-X), Hard Rock, Grunge and Scottish traditional folk music, which I can imagine comes as a bit of a suprise. I'm also very into to ANYTHING to do with miniature wargaming - Games Workshop, The Foundry, Privateer Press, ETC. See my edit count.

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To Do list

• Add templates to the Black Metal, Death metal and Folk Metal bands.
• Keep on adding to the Heavy Metal section
• Be tighter on vandals
• Keep going on the newpages patrol.
• Strive to get to 2,000 edits
• Become a Sysop

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