User:Mark Shaw

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Welcome

Hi. My name is Mark Shaw (yes, that's my real name). I live in Allen, Texas, USA. I grew up in the Panama Canal Zone, and have also lived in Colorado.

Please feel free to leave any comments on my talk page.

Articles I have created:

Lung flute

Articles I tend to watch and try to improve:

Battle of the Alamo
Bernard Goldberg
Dog agility
Eddie Eagle
Empanada
Ernst Röhm
Gun safety
History of the Panama Canal
John Wayne
Johnny Mazetti
Killian Documents
Little Green Footballs
Lori Berenson
PZ Myers
Panama Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Pharyngula
Pibgorn
Questionable Content
Richard Dawkins
Siege of the Alamo
Sniper
Tom the Dancing Bug
Toy Mi-Ki
Xkcd
Zonian

To-Do list:

• Work on Battle of the Alamo, per my talk page

Subpages:

sandbox
Bernard Goldberg sandbox page

Notes:

To turn off TFA, put this in custom CSS: #mp-tfa { visibility:hidden; }