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The King of Rome: a heart-warming article about a long-dead racing pigeon.
QUOTE The King of Rome was a successful racing pigeon, winning a 1,001-mile (1,611 km) race from Rome, Italy to England, in 1913. It was the subject of a song and book, both by Dave Sudbury, the former most famously recorded by June Tabor. From Twitter: QUOTE @pigsonthewing Andy Mabbett My Wikipedia article 'The King of Rome' is now available in Finnish and Swedish: goo.gl/5hbSs / @TomSprints @Victuallers 18 Dec via Dabr Retweeted by Victuallers By no means am I suggested that anyone mess with it, but I was struck by the phrase "my Wikipedia article". Perhaps Mabbett is unaware that anyone can edit WP, redirect his article to "Pigeon", and reduce it to a fragment in the much-needed "Pigeons in popular culture" section alongside some Simpsons and Pokemon references. |
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I have to agree with Silver Seren. After all, I always refer to the Arch Coal article as "Guy Chapman's ab initio article about Arch Coal".
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carbuncle The King of Rome 
Silver seren I use possessive words like that for my own articl... 
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I use possessive words like that for my own artic... EricBarbour After all, I always refer to the Arch Coal articl... Zoloft And yet there is this:
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