User:GazMan7

"If knowledge can create problems, it is not through ignorance that we can solve them." -Isaac Asimov

Hailing from Bramhall in Cheshire, I moved to Luton in 1998 and currently reside in Leagrave. The town of Luton and its surrounds has interested me ever since.

I'm interested in adding to and expanding on a variety of articles, including those relating to areas of Luton and Beds, as well as famous and influential people from Luton. In particlur people and events associated with its industrial past.

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Alide Topp between 1865 and 1878

• ... that the pianist Alide Topp (pictured) once responded to claims that women lacked the "biceps of a man" for great music by stating she broke her pianos as well as any man?
• ... that the first writing system for Tlingit, a Native American language, was based on the Cyrillic alphabet?
• ... that some players who obtained Stardew Valley illegally were so impressed they planned to buy it?
• ... that a 1987 referendum to repeal Mississippi's unenforceable interracial marriage ban was opposed by more than 48 percent of voters?
• ... that VTuber Clear Usui is the ambassador of Japan's satellite navigation system?
• ... that Kaija Saariaho's Quatre instants have been described as "a quasi-operatic monologue" in "erotic, extreme territory"?
• ... that Peter Suder said that the toughest basketball player he had faced was a National Football League player?
• ... that King Binnya Ran launched a war against Ava after his sister fled the Ava capital?
• ... that Courtaud, an infamous man-eating beast described as a "terrible and horrible wolf", was named for its stumpy tail?