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Hello and welcome to my user page. You have been wasting your time looking at my userpage since 00:11 on the 24, 01, 2025. Hey why don't you even email me? And, for anyone that cares, I am User:Dreamafter at the test wiki and here. My favorite poem is this. My own wiki.
Dreamafter is the winner of the 2007 WikiWorldCup.Dreamafter is the current holder of the WikiWorldCup Golden-Wiki Award.
This user has made more than 9,900 contributions to Misplaced Pages, over 900 of which were to pages that are now deleted, over 3,700 of which were to articles.
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The Military history WikiProject Newsletter : Issue XXI (November 2007)
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