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Hi there! The nickname 'weebiloobil' (pronounced wee-bill-oo-bill) stemmed from a load of nonsense I spouted once, and as the passage ended in 'weboleebil', my friends called me that. The name has mutated several times since it was first introduced. I am in my early twenties. Those two facts are connected somehow, but I don't know how. As a Wikipedian, I mostly work in the background, assessing and classifying articles. Although my edit count is small, I have been here a long time; I prefer to observe and learn from other editors than from experimenting, and I feel there are more than enough editors working in the Mainspace for me to stick my oar in.

I am currently studying for the fourth year of my MMath at the University of Oxford. I believe in left-wing politics. I play the Trombone, as well as playing croquet (for which I am currently my college's Croquet Captain) and muggle quidditch. I have a brother known as Molerat. I have a sandbox and a monobook.js page. For more biographical information, see my userboxes.




My Doctor Who subpage is here. Additionally, as part of the Doctor Who WikiProject, I am part of the article assessment committee, for which I recieved this:

  The WikiProject Doctor Who Award
Thank you for helping with the assessment of the Doctor Who articles. - LA @ 00:01, 4 April 2008 (UTC)


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