User:Fixious
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This user lives in or hails from Bengaluru .
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This user is a fan of the Iliad.
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This user has left the planet Earth 0 times.
This user has no understanding of time and does everything at the last minute.
LaTeX This user can typeset using LaTeX .
This user is a fan of José Saramago .
This user's favorite ice cream flavor is mint chocolate chip.
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This user provides information using user boxes for religious reasons.
This user doesn't care whether Pluto is a planet or not – but IAU's 2006 redefinition of planet was a linguistic-philosophical embarrassment.
{\displaystyle {\sqrt {2}}} This user knows how to prove that the square root of two is irrational.
This user is an admirer of Borges.
This user is Waiting for Godot , who will surely be arriving on August 9.
This user is interested in maps .
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This user is a lacto-ovo-vegetarian .
This user accepts evolution as a biological fact.
This user is interested in linguistics .
This user practically inhales jalapeños.
This user loves oranges .
This user can program in Python .
This user thinks the Jeeves book series is top-hole, old bean!
This user attends or attended the University of Chicago .
This user is a member of the WikiProject Computer science .
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