Mermaid from the Baltic Sea is NOT an administrator

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Mermaid from the Baltic Sea is not actually a mermaid, and not actually from the Baltic Sea.

• Mermaid from the Baltic is also not a rock star, a book or a cheese pizza.
• Mermaid from the Baltic Sea is not purple.
• Mermaid from the Baltic Sea does not fit inside a molecule.
• Mermaid from the Baltic Sea may or may not be female.
• Mermaid from the Baltic Sea is not an action figure.

Did I leave a message on your talk page or revert your edits? You can leave a message on my talk page . Remember to leave new messages at the bottom.

What are my current projects?

I have moved the information from a number of small stubs into a larger article, Leather crafting (see Talk:Leather crafting for details).

Right now I'm working on Invisibility in fiction and attempting to create a category for invisibility at Category:Invisibility.

I'm also working at my second sockpuppet debate, at Wikipedia:Suspected sock puppets/Quade999 (my first was Wikipedia:Suspected sock puppets/Beckjord).

The top of the article at Chinchilla had become a mess of links to different articles. Time for a disambiguation page.

• Category:Personifications
• Category:Invisibility

• The page I've spend the most time working on is Lists of films.

Here are some useful links, maybe you'll like them too! For even more, see my copy of Martial Law's toolbox.

• Wikipedia:WikiProject Films/List of films without article
• Wikipedia:Template messages/Cleanup
• Wikipedia:Guide to layout
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style
• Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser
• Wikipedia:Template messages/Sources of articles
• Watchlist
• Special:Contributions/newbies
• Special:Recentchanges (and Wikipedia:Recent changes patrol)
• Special:Newpages (and Wikipedia:New pages patrol)
• Wikipedia:Requests for comment/User names
• Special:Log/newusers
• Wikipedia:Usernames for administrator attention
• Help:Special page
• Wikipedia:Template messages/User talk namespace
• Wikipedia:Welcome templates
• Wikipedia:Vandalism
• Wikipedia:Copyrights
• Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not
• Wikipedia:Complete bollocks
• Wikipedia:Featured article candidates

• Wikipedia:Criteria for speedy deletion
• Wikipedia:Proposed deletion
• Wikipedia:Articles for deletion

• User:Cyde/List of candidates for speedy deletion
• User:Dragons flight/AFD summary/All

• Parliament & The British Slave Trade 1600 - 1807
• African Holocaust
• Transatlantic Slavery Gallery, Merseyside Maritime Museum
• International Slavery Museum

• BBC Radio programme directory on the topic of slavery List of subjects related and extensive links.
• BBC "The Body Trade." Crime reports (recorded for listening on the web) Traffic in humans for sex, organs, labour and babies.

• Anti Slavery International
• Immaculata High School Child Slave Labor News

• Sculpture marks abolition of slave trade anniversary

• Help:Reverting#Undo

• User talk:Durova/Admin

		The Random Acts of Kindness Barnstar
		For making Wikipedia a better place for all. Martial Law 23:55, 20 January 2007 (UTC)

		The da Vinci Barnstar
		This is for making Wikipedia a better place for all.Martial Law 23:58, 20 January 2007 (UTC)

		The Random Acts of Kindness Barnstar
		for welcoming User:69.114.110.24 and User:69.250.114.123 Kaori Mogami 01:51, 19 March 2007 (UTC)

• Parliament & The British Slave Trade 1600 - 1807
• African Holocaust
• Transatlantic Slavery Gallery, Merseyside Maritime Museum
• International Slavery Museum

• BBC Radio programme directory on the topic of slavery List of subjects related and extensive links.
• BBC "The Body Trade." Crime reports (recorded for listening on the web) Traffic in humans for sex, organs, labour and babies.

• Anti Slavery International
• Immaculata High School Child Slave Labor News

• Sculpture marks abolition of slave trade anniversary

Some of my articles get deleted. If I think they might come back, I recreate them in sandbox form. I also archive articles that get threatened with deletion, if I like them and think I might be able to restore the missing citations at some later time.

• User:Mermaid from the Baltic Sea/Sandbox

• Full Moon Fever - (redirected, see sandbox archive for possible recreation at a later time and Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Full Moon Fever (film)).
• In the Blood - (deleted but replaced with a different article on a different subject, see sandbox archive for possible recreation at a later time and Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/In the Blood).
• The page over at Therianthropy got pared down to almost nothing (lack of sources) and nearly got deleted, too. So I stowed away an older copy in the link below, in case I might need to mine it for information to re-insert later (if it could be substantiated) or even if the entire page was deleted and then the deletion was overturned:User:Mermaid_from_the_Baltic_Sea/Therianthropy

• User:Mermaid from the Baltic Sea/Silliness and Testing
• Sandbox

• my copy of Martial Law's toolbox.

This torture-related article is a stub, meaning it is painfully small. You can help Wikipedia reduce its suffering by .

(note: source and Template:Torture-stub)

• Parliament & The British Slave Trade 1600 - 1807
• African Holocaust
• Transatlantic Slavery Gallery, Merseyside Maritime Museum
• International Slavery Museum

• BBC Radio programme directory on the topic of slavery List of subjects related and extensive links.
• BBC "The Body Trade." Crime reports (recorded for listening on the web) Traffic in humans for sex, organs, labour and babies.

• Anti Slavery International
• Immaculata High School Child Slave Labor News

• Sculpture marks abolition of slave trade anniversary

• Dollfie
• Glass eyes
• EMO