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

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

Edited April 2, 201313 yr by LCPD-74

Ehh I don't trust Wikipedia

likewise, I was playing a scrabble game, and I made up a word, and created a Wiki page about it, and showed it to them, and got away with it lawlz.

Ehh I don't trust Wikipedia

 

is that an Joke? ehh April fools day joke  

 

is that an Joke? ehh April fools day joke  

 

 

I don't see how that can be a joke. Many people dislike wikipedia including many/most schools. All info on their site is created by public members, and many simply post nonsense as a joke. It's good for some general knowledge, but it's not the best source for facts.

 

I find the reverse in a lot of cases: Specific facts are something Wikipedia is really, really good at (because citations make fact-checking easy), but a lot of articles are incredibly dense and hard to read just to get an overview. That's especially the case with math/hard science articles, which are generally written by grad students in the field.

I don't see how that can be a joke. Many people dislike wikipedia including many/most schools. All info on their site is created by public members, and many simply post nonsense as a joke. It's good for some general knowledge, but it's not the best source for facts.

 

Very true indeed

 

I find the reverse in a lot of cases: Specific facts are something Wikipedia is really, really good at (because citations make fact-checking easy), but a lot of articles are incredibly dense and hard to read just to get an overview. That's especially the case with math/hard science articles, which are generally written by grad students in the field.

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