Waveclaw

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We're so glad you're here! --Simonkoldyk 03:13, 30 November 2006 (UTC)

Ironic. Some of 'us' have lurked on the Internet for a very long time.

This may sound pathetic. I have probably contributed dozens of pages from dozens of IPs over the years. I have been editing Anonymously since there were 10 pages here. Anonymous editing is an ingrained habit. I've already edited more than 20-30 times without logging in since creating the account. I have access from and often utilized so many different Internet POPs, my edits would be scattered all over the Internet at this point. I cannot even point to my current IP dynamic address and claim anything useful came from it with any reliability. I'm doomed.

But at least I can laugh inside when people whip out the my-edits-are-bigger-than-yours competition.

And thanks for the welcome. It's appreciated.

--Waveclaw 03:30, 26 October 2007 (UTC)