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Hey, I'm Clark.
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Informative
 | This user's time zone is GMT. |
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Politics / Beliefs
 | This user rejects all kinds of Marxist thinking. |
 | This user trusts the EU about as far as they can throw it. |
| UKIP | This user thinks UKIP make a good case for leaving the EU. |
| EVOL |
This user accepts the theory of evolution. |
 | This user thinks pacifists make good target practice. |
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Entertainment
 | This user thinks PJ Harvey is a godlike genius |
| SEIN | This user is obsessed with Seinfeld... not that there's anything wrong with that! |
| L | This user is not lost. He does, however, watch the TV programme Lost |
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General
| V-20 | This user contributes using a Vic-20. |
| Y! | This user uses Yahoo! as a primary search engine. |
 | This user prefers to play games on a PC. |
| cvg-2 |
This user is an intermediate gamer. |
| SARC | This user believes sarcasm is the highest form of wit. |
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Comestibles
 | This user drinks water regularly. |
 | This user drinks tea. |
| C2H5OH-2 | This user drinks occasionally. |
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Computer Languages
| asp | This user can program in ASP. |
| SQL | This user uses SQL queries to locate their car keys. |
| asm-0 | This user does not understand Assembly, or refuses to program in it. |
| C-0 | This person does not understand C (or does not want to program in C). |
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| Too many userboxes | This user may have too many userboxes ... nah, no way!! |
| C | This user can program in C. |
| SQL | This user can program in SQL. |
 | This user likes the taste of coffee, not cream / sugar / hazelnut / what have you. |
 | This user drinks beer. |
| all right | Use of the nonstandard "alright" drives this user crazy. |
alot a lot | This user knows that "alot", like "alittle", is not a word. |
they he or she | This user considers the singular they to be substandard English usage. |
| whom | This user insists upon using whom wherever it is called for, and fixes the errors of whomever they see. |
to too two | This user thinks that too many people have no idea how to use words that they should have learned in grade two. |
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