User:Vivek7de/Fun

Whacky Vandalism

Editing to wikipedia has its own pros and cons.But if there hadn't been any fun element added to it then it would have been a pretty boring place.The most prolific source of fun is undoubtedly from the vandals.Some whacky vandalisms that I have reverted.

  1. "The entire body of the horseshoe crab is protected by a hard shell. They have two large compound eyes and multiple smaller simple ones atop the carapace....They may also feed on big bl*** g********!"-- from-->Horseshoe crab
  2. See this for self-depreciation.
  3. Everybody knows what a Public toilet is for.But the vandal managed to describe it even further and in a more detailed way. [See this].
  4. Lobster traps are for catching lobsters.Right?A vandal managed to prove this wrong and replace it with a fairytale! Neat.An endearing piece of flamboyant imagination.[See this].

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