Feroshki

		The Original Barnstar
		Love and kindness for everyone! Thanks for your efforts for Wikipedia! Loveandkindness 18:19, 29 May 2007 (UTC)

A "feroshki" is a traditional Japanese hold all, made from a single, rectangular piece of cloth. It's flexible,compact and inexpensive to produce, a masterpiece of minimalist design.

Feroshki’s contributions so far have been mostly minor typographical and grammatical repairs. F. hopes to be able to contribute higher -value material on the subjects below.

Feroshki has also made several “ laundry list” contributions that ( in some circles) appear to be considered “ un-encyclopaedic”. There appears to be a contradiction between list and laundry list

any answers ?

origin of the expression “No – No “ ; and its execrable success as a meme !

Interests

Absurd yet popular expressions ( eg “ Second of all …” ) Anti-Federation ideas in colonial Australia Australian electoral system Bicycle travel Bottle deposit systems & other recycling programs Diasporas Dress codes of various religions Gleaning food and other materials Keyboard commands for operating computer (especially in relation to hand disability) Rice-based cookery Solar food drying

Contributor to

Australian beer Beer Bottle

Images uploaded

Darwin Stubby ( beer bottle) Karlssons eleven litre beer bottle

Please note : at the moment, this user has no digital camera, so updates may be slow

Things to Remember

Bullets : use Major heading : Minor heading : Wiki Link : External link :

Pages Feroshki would like to write

Feroshki ( traditional Japanese hold all)

tests

Australian Federal PoliceAFP

Userboxes

Please be nice and patient with this New Wikipedian.

 This user thinks

outside the box

...	This user may get around to being a professional procrastinator. Someday. Maybe.

This user enjoys bicycling.

This user supports recycling.

Good news, everyone! This user is a fan of Futurama!

LoM	This user had an accident, and woke up in 1973.

This user enjoys cooking.

This user is a cat lover.

This user plays German-style board games.

This user eats chili.

This user would likely die without eating the occasional curry.

This user hates iceberg lettuce salad.

This user is a homebrewer.

little boxes like these /Sandbox

Beer Glasses

Yes I remember in the late 70s all beer glasses were labelled QHA, which was Queensland Hotel (Hoteliers?) Association. Saw a very elderly patron drinking a seven at the Bribie RSL recently, I'll make enquiries when I'm in there next. --MichaelGG 11:03, 9 August 2007 (UTC)