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Hey, Horsey is happy -- there's a female in the RfA arena! (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/boing.gif) I have to say that I love the nominating statement by perennial goofball and Lord Nelson successor Chase Me Ladies.... "I am happy - and proud - to nominate Panyd for adminship..." As opposed to be happy and ashamed? Or morose and proud? Or (to borrow an "Odd Couple" tune), happy and peppy and bursting with love? (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/unsure.gif) "While I have been away from Wikipedia for the past several months, I have been mentoring Panyd." This sounds soooooooo wrong...and so right! (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/evilgrin.gif) "She joined Wikipedia in 2007, but has been a serious editor since November 2008..." Yes, for the first year she ran about with a seltzer bottle and custard pies to the tune of "Yakety Sax" (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/smile.gif) "She has also become proficient in handling the more complex copyright emails that come through to us." Complex? Either you have permission to use copyright-protected work or you don't. (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/blink.gif) "The majority of her 'on-wiki' actions have involved working on non-content issues such as AfDs and other policy-related discussions, of which she has a solid grip." Mmmm, Horsey likes a gal with a solid grip! (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/evilgrin.gif) "Although she may seem to have relatively few edits, I truly believe she would be a boon to the project if given the tools to act upon her always excellent judgement skills." She and Lustiger Seth should team up -- what Wikipedia needs is admins with little-to-no edits. Still...it's not a 16-year-old fat boy who wants the tools. I say that we all empty out our sock drawers and go over to RfA to vote her in. (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/boing.gif)(IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/boing.gif)(IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/boing.gif)(IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/boing.gif)
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She is a girl, she will most likely pass without any socks. ;-)
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QUOTE(A Horse With No Name @ Fri 15th January 2010, 7:37pm) And hold the phone -- Barnacle Bill just confirmed that she's past the point of jail bait: "I should also note that I just made this same comment on Panyd's account - we were meeting for drinks and I accidentally picked up her laptop. Won't happen again!" Chase me ladies, I'm the Cavalry (talk) 18:23, 15 January 2010 (UTC) Hmmm...a lady who likes a bit of bubbly on the lips! Come on, men, let's gallop over and stuff the RfA ballot box! (IMG: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e3/Animhorse.gif) I find that story to be more than a little hard to believe. A checkuser may want to look into it.
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QUOTE(Eva%2520Destruction @ Sat 16th January 2010, 12:02am) the ever-reliable Sandstein (T-C-L-K-R-D)
According to the ever-reliable Daniel Brandt, Sandstein is Thomas M. Fischer, a Swiss lawyer. He's an expert on international trade. QUOTE Cottier, Thomas. International trade regulation : law and policy in the WTO, the European Union, and Switzerland : cases, materials, and comments / Thomas Cottier, Matthias Oesch ; with the assistance of Thomas M. Fischer. Berne : Staempfli Publishers ; London : Cameron May, c2005. ISBN: 372729924X (Staempfli) 1874698945 (Cameron May)
If he has qualifications in clinical psychiatry too he must be fucking clever. This post has been edited by Trick cyclist:
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QUOTE(everyking @ Fri 15th January 2010, 9:14pm) I find that story to be more than a little hard to believe. A checkuser may want to look into it.
It gets funnier: "We met for coffee and a bit of red wine tonight to discuss her RfA and watch Babylon 5. There are no rules against editors being friends, and given our differing ideals, we rarely agree on things! OTRS are already aware of our friendship and there have been no problems." -- Chase me ladies, I'm the Cavalry (talk) 19:03, 15 January 2010 (UTC) Since when do you need to clear a real life friendship with OTRS? And just where are they watching "Babylon 5" together? And what came first, the coffee or the bit of red wine? I am so confused. (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/wacko.gif)
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QUOTE(CharlotteWebb @ Fri 15th January 2010, 7:32pm) Good thing Wikipedia is not a reliable source.
Actually those symptoms strike me as mild, and could describe potentially anyone currently having a bad day.
Hey Sandstein, why don't you go wave some money in front of a damn shrink and tell us which recently invented mental illness you happen to walk out with.
Then if you do come up with a less bigoted reason to oppose this candidate (many of which may very well exist) you can smile and nod while others discredit it on the basis of your diagnosis.
Or you could just refrain from being a dick, eh?
I'd like to propose that the nearsighted be disqualified from adminship. They could misread an innocuous statement as a personal attack or vandalism and block someone completely innocent! And the left-handed - their lack of dexterity with the mouse, traditionally held with the right hand, could lead to them accidentally clicking "block" or "delete." And don't get me started on folks with restless leg syndrome...
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QUOTE(A Horse With No Name @ Sat 16th January 2010, 3:02pm) It gets funnier: "We met for coffee and a bit of red wine tonight to discuss her RfA and watch Babylon 5. There are no rules against editors being friends, and given our differing ideals, we rarely agree on things! OTRS are already aware of our friendship and there have been no problems." -- Chase me ladies, I'm the Cavalry (talk) 19:03, 15 January 2010 (UTC) Since when do you need to clear a real life friendship with OTRS? And just where are they watching "Babylon 5" together? And what came first, the coffee or the bit of red wine? I am so confused. (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/wacko.gif) To me, "I accidentally picked up her laptop and just so happened to go right onto her RfA to make a comment while her account was logged on under her name" is too implausible, when it's much easier to imagine that he just forgot to switch between his own accounts. Of course, it's certainly possible--I wouldn't oppose on that basis, but it's too questionable for me to support.
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QUOTE(everyking @ Sat 16th January 2010, 11:58am) To me, "I accidentally picked up her laptop and just so happened to go right onto her RfA to make a comment while her account was logged on under her name" is too implausible, when it's much easier to imagine that he just forgot to switch between his own accounts. Of course, it's certainly possible--I wouldn't oppose on that basis, but it's too questionable for me to support.
I would oppose on that basis, since at the very least it counts as MajorFuckingMomentofStupidity. Also, we've seen it before so many times that it ranks right up there with The Dog Ate My Homework and "I accidently dropped by topless bottle of Vicodin in my toilet." (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/pinch.gif) In this world, if you're going to be incredibly stupid one moment (we all do that) you had better demonstrate the ability to be fairly creative later, to make up for it. Lest you be taken as the sort of person who is Stupid Pretty Much All the Time . Whether that kind of person is actually a good match for the WP admin job, if we'd like the thing to fail, is something we have to take up in another thread. But then we'd have to discuss the real possiblity that Alison is presently propping up the whole project. (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/ohmy.gif) (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/wacko.gif) Woah, think of the Bad Karma she's building up that way.
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QUOTE(Eva Destruction @ Sun 17th January 2010, 7:03pm) QUOTE(A Horse With No Name @ Sun 17th January 2010, 11:18pm) So now you can spill the beans - was she you or John254? There was a distinct editing-in-a-similar-way whiff there. No, she was not me. For starters, I cannot imagine myself being seduced with red wine and Babylon 5 DVDs by Chase Me! And I suspect that I am not quite what he is looking for! (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/blink.gif) Though I must say that I am intrigued by the Sarah Lawrence College undergrad - Royal Navy officer plotline that laced its way through the RfA. I might try to adapt this as a screenplay, with Robert Pattinson as Chase Me, Anne Hathaway as Panyd, and Nathan Lane as Benjiboi (I know, he wasn't part of the RfA -- but most screenplays require a gay best friend). We need a happy ending, though -- this one was just too sad. (IMG: smilys0b23ax56/default/unhappy.gif)
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