User: Bdesham

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My name is Benjamin Esham, but I go by bdesham on the 'pedia. I am an administrator, though I don't use the associated powers very much. If you are possessed by some strange desire, you can visit my website.

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Adium, Alias (television), AWK programming language, Capriccio espagnol, Carly Patterson, Epcot, footbag, Geneseo, New York, cellular respiration, Drum Corps International, genetic code, Jennifer Garner, joke, mellophone, pentaquark, Robertson Scholarship, Taps, TI-89, Usenet

Images: cellular respiration flowchart, complexity classes, middle C in four clefs, Northwest Caucasian languages, slur example

Great quotes from Wikipedia articles

• "These approximations [of pi] have so many digits that they are no longer of any practical use, except for testing new supercomputers." -- Pi

• "The reader may legitimately wonder if the author of the above joke gets invited to many parties." -- Lightbulb joke

• "...most of the campus contains a jumble of buildings with different architectural styles and all the charm and elegance of a typical run-down industrial park." -- MIT

• "Please remember that Wikipedia is offered for informational use only.... You are advised to contact your Commander-in-Chief for war-related decisions." -- Wikipedia:WikiProject Ships

• "Some have interpreted the parrot debate as a sixth level theological argument concerning the existence (or otherwise) of God. Others haven't." -- Dead Parrot

• "There need not be infinitely many monkeys; a single monkey who executes infinitely many keystrokes suffices." -- Infinite monkey theorem

• "Thanks. Yes I'm very lucky to have a number of very popular letters in my name." -- Theresa knott

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