User:Ryko

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This user sees nothing wrong with the human form and doesn't view it as something that needs to be hidden.

This user is interested in Christianity.

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This user listens to World Music.

This user grew up in the suburbs.

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This user knows that 0.999... is exactly 1, but acquired a migraine learning it.

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This user plays soccer.

This user is an aikidoka.

This user is interested in Occultism.

This user would like to wish you a happy Halloween.

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This user is interested in flags and emblems.

This user is interested in Fossils.

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ancient civilizations.

This user is interested in firearms and is generally knowledgeable about them.

This user is of Filipino ancestry.

This user comes from the Philippines.

This user uses Google as a primary search engine.

This user loves using Google Earth.

This user uses Wikipedia as a primary point of reference.

The bearer of this is a Wikipedian who shall be permitted to freely edit Wikipedia.

This user is proud
to be a Wikipedian.

Non nobis solum

About Ryko

Ninja

This user is a NINJA!

DJ

This user wishes they had a Dirty Job.

LacInt

This user is Lactose intolerant

This user drinks beer.

C₂H₅OH-5

This user does not stand on kegs. This user extends their hands, and kegs appear atop them.

This user is a carnivore.

This user loves to eat pizza.

This user enjoys jelly beans.

This user drinks water regularly.

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This user is 30 years old.

This user is male.

This user's favo rite colo r is green.

This user is an Aquarian.

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This user enjoys comics.

d'oh!

This user thinks The Simpsons is simply... excellent.

Duff

This user drinks Duff Beer.

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

This user enjoys reading fiction.

This user enjoys reading non-fiction.

This user enjoys reading short stories.

This user reads newspapers.

This user enjoys reading magazines.

This user plays the Final Fantasy series.

漫画

This user is a manga otaku.

This user activates the Stargate to invade other planets.

D&D

This user plays Dungeons & Dragons.

GTA

This user plays the Grand Theft Auto series.

AFH

This user is an Antihero for Hire.

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This user communicates exclusively via userboxes.

This user is evil, and frequently says mwhahaha!

Grrr! Brains! Brains!

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The Lockheed T-33 is an American subsonic jet trainer produced by Lockheed. It was manufactured between 1948 and 1959 with Lockheed producing a total of 5,691 and a further 866 built under licence by other manufacturers. The two-place T-33 were used in the United States Air Force as an advanced trainer, and it has also been used for such tasks as drone director and target towing. It has also been supplied for use in the militaries of around 25 other countries. The plane was retired in the U.S. in 1997 and its final operator, Bolivian Air Force, retired it in 2017. This photograph shows a Lockheed T-33 aircraft in flight during the Arctic Thunder Special Needs and Family Day at Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska, in 2016.Photograph credit: Alejandro Pena, for the United States Air Force

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