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<center>]<br>''In view of your outstanding efforts to add to and maintain the corpus of featured articles on Misplaced Pages - 50 out of 580 featured articles, nearly 10% of the total and roughly 3 times the nearest challenger - you are hereby my hero of the day and here is a gold star (I hope you won't take offence at being awarded an ex-]). -- ]'' <center>]<br>''In view of your outstanding efforts to add to and maintain the corpus of featured articles on Misplaced Pages - 50 out of 580 featured articles, nearly 10% of the total and roughly 3 times the nearest challenger - you are hereby my hero of the day and here is a gold star (I hope you won't take offence at being awarded an ex-]). -- ]''

== Fame ==

Hi Lord Emsworth, it seems you are now , mentioned in the Telegraph. --] 10:22, 14 November 2006 (UTC)

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Hello! I am a seventeen-year old user who lives in the United States. My username is taken from the name of a fictional character created by Sir P. G. Wodehouse. I am an Administrator and System Operator.

Featured articles which I have written (asterisked ones having appeared on the main page) include:

  1. Anne of Great Britain*
  2. Article One of the United States Constitution*
  3. British House of Commons
  4. British monarchy
  5. Canadian House of Commons*
  6. Canadian Senate*
  7. Charles I of England*
  8. Charles II of England*
  9. Congress of the United States*
  10. Coronation of the British monarch*
  11. Edward VI of England
  12. Elizabeth I of England*
  13. First Amendment to the United States Constitution*
  14. George I of Great Britain
  15. George III of the United Kingdom*
  16. George IV of the United Kingdom
  17. Governor-General of India*
  18. Henry VIII of England*
  19. Hereditary peer
  20. History of the Peerage
  21. House of Lords*
  22. James I of England*
  23. James II of England
  24. Mary I of England*
  25. Mary II of England
  26. Order of the Bath*
  27. Order of the Garter*
  28. Order of St Patrick
  29. Order of the Thistle
  30. Palace of Westminster*
  31. Parliament of Canada*
  32. Parliament of the United Kingdom
  33. James K. Polk*
  34. Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
  35. Privilege of Peerage
  36. Privy Council of the United Kingdom
  37. Representative peer
  38. Armand Jean du Plessis, Cardinal Richelieu*
  39. Royal Assent*
  40. Separation of powers under the United States Constitution*
  41. Speaker of the British House of Commons*
  42. Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
  43. Supreme Court of the United States
  44. Twelfth Amendment to the United States Constitution*
  45. Tynwald Day*
  46. United States House of Representatives
  47. United States Senate
  48. War of the Spanish Succession*
  49. William III of England
  50. William IV of the United Kingdom

For fantastic writing. Keep it up! Exploding Boy


For all of the hard work you have done expanding Misplaced Pages's articles on British nobility and royalty, I hereby award this Working Man's Barnstar to you. May the number of featured articles written by you continue to expand! Neutrality

Look! So many articles! So many stars! For each of the articles you have written, I award you a star. Sverdrup


For brilliant prose and a penchant for grunt work, I offer you this barnstar. Not just any barnstar, that is, but a Most Ancient and Most Noble Barnstar. :) ugen64
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In view of your outstanding efforts to add to and maintain the corpus of featured articles on Misplaced Pages - 50 out of 580 featured articles, nearly 10% of the total and roughly 3 times the nearest challenger - you are hereby my hero of the day and here is a gold star (I hope you won't take offence at being awarded an ex-Soviet honour). -- ALoan

Fame

Hi Lord Emsworth, it seems you are now relatively famous, mentioned in the Telegraph. --Dangherous 10:22, 14 November 2006 (UTC)