User:Waxworker

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Dieser Benutzer spricht Deutsch als Muttersprache.

This user loves rainy days.

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cannabis consumer.

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This user doesn't know what the hell she is doing.

This user plays First Person Shooters with a laptop trackpad.

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This user can't wait for Gloom... 2!.

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This user STOPS RIGHT THERE because they're CRIMINAL SCUM!

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This user thinks it was Miss Scarlet in the Conservatory with the Candlestick.

stop fucking labelling magazine citations as journals

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Hey! I am Waxworker! I picked my name because of my contributions to Waxworks. I am also fluent in German. For further information about me, please refer to this.

I like editing pages about video games and cartoons, primarily RPGs and obscure stuff. I also like mo lei tau films such as The Millionaires Express and The Top Bet.

Some games that I'd really like to make pages for but will never be able to due to lack of sources include Ugetsu Kitan (PS1) and Mirrors (PC-88 & FM Towns). If you have magazine articles or primary sources related to these games I would be very interested. :]

“

... I did find myself seriously contemplating a first degree CD-ROMicide after an hour ...
- Computer Gaming World, Issue 128, p. 112

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If an article on Wikipedia is bad, the solution is to improve,(unless it's pop culture trivia nonsense) not delete.

Remember: when it comes to editing pages, keep it LOVELY: Luscious, Ostensible, Vestigial, Exemplary, Lavender, Yummy

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