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SciFiBoy on 12 October 2009

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

that's right, Smash Bros. Brawl

haha, anyone else think that's cool?



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yungmagic09 on 12 October 2009

Yeah, I just saw that a couple of seconds ago.



Voltaire on 12 October 2009

Thats neat. I wonder if the articles are chosen at random?




supermario128 on 12 October 2009

I think that's cool.




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killeryoshis on 12 October 2009

Everyone here are typing in ons liners. OT; I think that tells that they are late. Its been over a year



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peanut1972 on 12 October 2009

and yet there are cool websites they refuse to acknowledge. I did not think my opinion of wikipedia could drop any lower. Welp I was wrong.



O-D-C on 12 October 2009

awesome



Lit09 on 12 October 2009

That's great! (?)



Mr Khan on 12 October 2009

Awesome. This game needs more promotion at this stage in it's life.



Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.

themanwithnoname on 12 October 2009
Voltaire said:
Thats neat. I wonder if the articles are chosen at random?

Not at all. Articles must meet a whole list of requirements to be the featured article. It is a great honor to have something you've written be the featured article, and you have to be chosen by the editors.



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