User:Y23

My Userboxes:

enThis user is a native speaker of the English language.

This user is interested in conspiracy theories but thinks lizards, UFOs and antisemitic theories are disinformation

@This user can be reached by email.

2×2=4This user is a beginner mathematician.

This user is a Marxist of the Groucho variety.

This user enjoys films.

This user is a fugitive from the law.

V	This user knows Ideas are bulletproof!

This user's got a case of the Mondays.

This user took the red pill, not the blue pill.

SWThis user has a shortwave radio.

PCThis user listens to podcasts.

Okrent's LawThis user believes that the pursuit of balance can create imbalance because sometimes something is true.

This user believes in a non-partisan, direct democracy.

This user does not trust electronic voting machines.

This user thinks that stock exchange is immoral.

This user wants to tax the rich to provide health care, education and welfare for everyone._†$ £
¥ €

This user strongly supports
strict gun control.

$News + Profit = Propaganda ^†

This user wants a democratic accountable and devolved world government.

This user supports the United Nations.

to email me, google y23 email, duh!

y23 was chosen because of it's brevity and the fact that the author is a male and therefore his twentythird chromosome is a Y_chromosome.

He started the Wikipedia Product Database to provide a space for information on commercial products. More information than the manufacturer can (or wants to ;-) print on the package, but 5 minutes later... it was deleted.. aaargh. The original teaser was: Here is hoping you all like the idea and help making the Wikipedia Product Database a success and I think it has great potential. I chose barcode######## in the hope that it will work with the most common barcodes UPC and EAN. If there are duplicate numbers, there could be a chooser-page. The Page and entry are dead links now :-(

But don't despair!! The project was allowed on http://barcode.wikia.com/ YEY!! .. please go there and help adding barcodes and data!!

News: 2010 - Google has a barcode scanner! Use product search then just enter the number from the barcode, example: Colmans Mustard http://www.google.com/products?q=667803000707