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Hello. Easter Monkey you may wonder? Well, the Cartoon NetworkinAsia had advertisements during the Chinese New Year that began January 22, 2004. It was the year of the monkey, so the folks at cartoon network put some rabbit ears on a monkey and called him the easter monkey. My 3 year old latched on to that and it's been a family joke since...
Meh, mostly I've been into just randomness lately. Although, I do like to copyedit, mostly because spelling and grammar errors get on my nerves. Also, I've been doing a lot of translations from German.
Ending a sentence with a preposition is something up with which I will not put.
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Sandbox, de requests, de bio requests, de unsorted, Congressional Medal of Honor
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List of Medal of Honor recipients
User:Easter Monkey/List of Medal of Honor recipients: Civil War A-L
List of Medal of Honor recipients: Civil War M-Z
List of Medal of Honor recipients: Post Civil War — WWI
List of Medal of Honor recipients: WWI
List of Medal of Honor recipients: Inter-war period
List of Medal of Honor recipients: WWII probably break this one up into three or four due to length.
List of Medal of Honor recipients: Korean War
List of Medal of Honor recipients: Vietnam War probably break this one up into two due to length.
List of Medal of Honor recipients: Post-Vietnam
List of Medal of Honor recipients: Unknowns and foreign
The first condition of understanding a foreign country is to smell it. -Rudyard Kipling