User talk:Mustard

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Contents 1 Only Rule for my Talk Page 2 Reversing thermometer 3 Big Five banks reordering 4 Orphaned non-free media (Image:Flying fish sign.JPG)

[edit] Only Rule for my Talk Page

If you wish to add something to this talk page, you MUST add a nonsensical sentence on my user page under the header "Nonsensical Sentences". Please include any links as appropriate. If you do not, I reserve the right to delete what you have written here without any reason or response given.

For example:

• The purple monkey flies at midnight.

[edit] Reversing thermometer

Is it possible that this article could be merged in with Mercury-in-glass thermometer? I put maximum thermometer in there rather than creating a seperate article for it and I think this article could be done the same. Just a suggestion and if you don't like it then ignore it. Cheers. CambridgeBayWeather 23:53, 14 September 2005 (UTC)

While it IS a mercury-in-glass thermometer, to my knowledge it is primarily used in oceanography. Given this, I see two possibilities: leave it as its own article or merge it with mercury-in-glass thermometer under a new heading there. I'm still getting used to using wikipedia so my concern is that if others search for "reversing thermometer" and it is listed under mercury-in-glass, will they automatically get transferred there? If they will, feel free to merge.(Mustard 11:44, 15 September 2005 (UTC))

[edit] Big Five banks reordering

Hey, I put in a note clarifying the list as "largest to smallest". I don't have a source of the ranking; the ranking is listed on each of the banks' wiki page. I pretty much assumed they were correct. Cheers. --Greenmind 03:26, 12 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Orphaned non-free media (Image:Flying fish sign.JPG)

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