User:Jagged : Jagged 

For some reason I tend to enjoy researching information. Maybe it is the "thrill of the chase". This is probably why I have tackled so much of the September_11,_2001_Terrorist_Attack/Casualties listings.

I also tend to see things from a unique viewpoint so I am very likely to edit something that the original author thought was benign but I saw was wrong. I will always explain myself so I hope that not too many people get ticked off.

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