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   Sisyphos said, about 15 hours ago

   Oh, Pooh! Piglet must be reading Wikipedia in his spare time. (Isn’t everyone in the 100 Aker Wood on computer by now?)

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   pineapplehoney said, about 15 hours ago

   Piglet there are better things in the world to know

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   Johanan Rakkav said, about 13 hours ago

   Actually, I think everyone in the Hundred Acre Wood is on Wikipedia…someone’s been updating the files since last I looked there.

   And as for sensible information…

   Sorry, Sisyphos, but I won’t stoop to using the spelling on Christopher Robin’s map; I’ll use his father’s spelling instead. And sorry, Walt Disney, but only Owl lives in the Hundred Acre Wood, which is part of the Forest that everyone, including Owl, lives in.

   (This moment of pet peevishness is brought to you by the Web site “Christopher Robin’s Green Door” - shameless plug!)

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   Terrence Ferrara said, about 10 hours ago

   I suppose everyone in the Hundred Acre Wood is on Wikipedia by now .

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   detourjones said, about 9 hours ago

   it is Wikipedia… if I wanted even I could be listed as a resident of the Hundred Acre Wood… at least til I got evicted… I may just go and add myself…

   For a month in 06 i was a Peanut’s character… then someone noticed…

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   Susan001 said, about 7 hours ago

   Piglet, that’s true of other insects, too.
   Haven’t you heard of “bees’ knees”?

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   Johanan Rakkav said, about 6 hours ago

   Well, detourjones, you could always write a page on one of the characters and make it really definitive, then have a friend tell you that you’ve been cited on Wikipedia for that reason. That’s what happened to me. :)) And I was flabbergasted.

   (Really, it was in the article on Christopher Milne, the inspiration for Christopher Robin…but apparently since my page went down for a long time, the link was removed.)