u/TheFlyingAvocado

Senator Crawford is wrong. It is obvious she's one mistake God made.

Why does South Park come to mind so easily?

"...harsh Irish winters..."?

What harsh Irish winters?

At least 70% if debugging is thinking "What idiot put this here? How did they expect this to work?" and then realizing it was you, who wrote that.

As some comfort I will add that nobody, ever, makes a smart mistake.

In the 4th century, Turkey did not exist yet. At that time, he would have been Byzantine.

I'd agree with the claim about cynics, but skeptics and doubters have kept us from major mistakes. It's the people who are absolutely sure and have no doubts that have created havoc in this world.

r/holup...

That's not a derp. That's a tax-collector.

First, consult WP:NMUSIC to see if your band is notable in Wikipedia terms. If it's not, forget it.

But... but...

What about the drop-bears?

The study cited *) is a literature study (not "new research") and the salient bit in the abstract states:

"Dietary supplements geared toward improving cognition are a billion-dollar industry that continues to grow despite lacking a solid scientific foundation for their marketing claims."

The title of this post seems a bit less than completely honest.

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*) https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40263-023-01031-6

Somewhere on Mount Olympus Poseidon was heard sniggering quietly.

How do you expect anyone to provide suggestions/guidance, if you do not disclose the topic of your new project? Any other editors interested in that topic?

Generally one-man-projects do not survive very long.

Yay!!! Ragebait.

And so many suckers falling for it.

Take it to the talk-page. It's what they're for.

Without knowing what your edits were (or even in what article) it is very hard to judge this users reasoning on consensus. Or yours, for that matter. Wikipedia operates by consensus, which (most emphatically) is not a vote.

You can {{ping|Username}} the user to make them aware of your post. If all should fail, try the Dispute Resolution Noticeboard (WP:DR/N).

"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" as the saying has it. The say-so of one man with (apparently) an axe to grind, is not it.

To quote captain Mainwaring in Dad's Army: "You were late for both of them!"

"African pirates" is quite misleading, here. They were Barbary corsairs.

Do not despair.

having ammo is one thing, getting it to where you need it is quite a different matter.

"Hoe sterk is de eenzame fietser die kromgebogen over het stuur tegen de wind.."

So, basically, karens have a point?

Say what, now?

*Rejoicing in French*

Do those things come with a warranty?

The steepest climb in the Netherlands... Austrians and Swiss and rolling on the floor laughing.