Ghyll:Frandos Wakami - Revision history

Morbus Iff: Linkifying Pachyderms.

2005-09-09T14:05:58Z

Linkifying Pachyderms.

Jcowan: Jcowan boldly bolds the first appearance of every article name in the corresponding article.

2005-01-29T04:16:05Z

Jcowan boldly bolds the first appearance of every article name in the corresponding article.

Jcowan: Linking Folktown

2004-10-30T02:47:47Z

Linking Folktown

Morbus Iff: Copyediting, hair twirling, and headache assuaging.

2004-10-22T04:03:35Z

Copyediting, hair twirling, and headache assuaging.

Dok: Just fixing bits

2004-10-22T02:11:57Z

Just fixing bits

Dok: Introducing Frandos Wakami

2004-10-22T02:03:54Z

Introducing Frandos Wakami

Dok at 05:57, 15 October 2004

2004-10-15T05:57:39Z

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--[[User:Dok|Dok]] 01:57, 15 Oct 2004 (EDT)

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 After abandoning his apprenticeship, Wakami found himself  acting as an aide to Mary Elizabeth Carsokian in her role as head of the [[Carsokian|Carsokian Clan]].  During this time, Wakami met and eventually married (in -80 [[EC]]) M.E. Carsokian’s niece Sylvia Beth Panderlock.
-Soon after the wedding, Wakami became the owner of a pachyderm courier service - a situation that is widely attributed to the influence of his wife’s [[Carsokian|extended family]].  Wakami operated the courier service until -78 [[EC]] when the [[DermPachyges]] cooperative was formed. Through ruthless maneuvering and thuggery, Wakami positioned himself so that he was able to take control of the cooperative and incorporate it.  As well as becoming Supreme Benevolent Dictator For Life, Wakami ended up with effective control of the organisation through the auspices of the [[Carsokian|Carsokian Clan]], whose members own most of the stock in the corporation.
+Soon after the wedding, Wakami became the owner of a [[pachyderm]] courier service - a situation that is widely attributed to the influence of his wife’s [[Carsokian|extended family]].  Wakami operated the courier service until -78 [[EC]] when the [[DermPachyges]] cooperative was formed. Through ruthless maneuvering and thuggery, Wakami positioned himself so that he was able to take control of the cooperative and incorporate it.  As well as becoming Supreme Benevolent Dictator For Life, Wakami ended up with effective control of the organisation through the auspices of the [[Carsokian|Carsokian Clan]], whose members own most of the stock in the corporation.
 Employees of [[DermPachyges]] often referred to Wakami as “Elephant Ears”.  This nick-name is attributed to his unusually small ears and signals a certain dryness to the humour of couriers.

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−	Famous for his control of [[DermPachyges]] during its first 25 years of existence, Frandos Wakami was born in -106 [[EC]]. Nothing is known of his father and little is known of his mother. The most persistent tales describe her as a gypsy pleasure woman. Although Wakami persistently denied these tales, he was unable to proffer more credible alternatives.	+	Famous for his control of [[DermPachyges]] during its first 25 years of existence, '''Frandos Wakami''' was born in -106 [[EC]]. Nothing is known of his father and little is known of his mother. The most persistent tales describe her as a gypsy pleasure woman. Although Wakami persistently denied these tales, he was unable to proffer more credible alternatives.

	Since his death in -15 [[EC]], some scholars (I believe the proper term for these people is "gossips") have attempted to discover the tale of Wakami’s mother in the hope that it will provide them with a juicy tale of lost love for the salacious [[True Tales of the World]] magazine.		Since his death in -15 [[EC]], some scholars (I believe the proper term for these people is "gossips") have attempted to discover the tale of Wakami’s mother in the hope that it will provide them with a juicy tale of lost love for the salacious [[True Tales of the World]] magazine.

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 In the 25 years that Wakami ran [[DermPachyges]] he was almost fanatical in the way he promoted and protected “his” company.  During the construction of the [[Cataract Road]], he was heavily involved in opposing and delaying the works.  When the road was complete, Wakami was implicated in the long period of banditry that occurred along its length. Wakami’s stewardship of [[DermPachyges]] was so thorough that, when he retired in -53 [[EC]], the company was the undisputed leader in freight. After his retirement, Wakami devoted his time to the mentoring of budding business people within his wife’s [[Carsokian|extended family]].
-Wakami died in his sleep on the 13<sup>th</sup> of Ikk, -15 {{EC}}.  He was survived by his wife Sylvia who died three years later, and their two children Horatio Gloom Wakami and Aristea Sylvia Panderlock. In -5 [[EC]], [[DermPachyges]] errected a memorial to Wakami at the side of the [[Cataract Road]] as it enters Folktown.
+Wakami died in his sleep on the 13<sup>th</sup> of Ikk, -15 {{EC}}.  He was survived by his wife Sylvia who died three years later, and their two children Horatio Gloom Wakami and Aristea Sylvia Panderlock. In -5 [[EC]], [[DermPachyges]] errected a memorial to Wakami at the side of the [[Cataract Road]] as it enters [[Folktown]].
 '''Citations''': [[Carsokian|Carsokian Clan]], [[True Tales of the World]], [[Wadjidir]].

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-Famous for his control of [[DermPachyges]] during its first 25 years of existence, Frandos Wakami was born in -106 {{EC}}.  Nothing is known of his father and little is known of his mother.  The most persistent tales describe her as a gypsy pleasure woman.  Although Wakami persistently denied these tales, he was unable to proffer more credible alternatives.
+Famous for his control of [[DermPachyges]] during its first 25 years of existence, Frandos Wakami was born in -106 [[EC]].  Nothing is known of his father and little is known of his mother.  The most persistent tales describe her as a gypsy pleasure woman.  Although Wakami persistently denied these tales, he was unable to proffer more credible alternatives.
-Since his death in -15 {{EC}}, some scholars (I believe the proper term for these people is gossips) have attempted to discover the tale of Wakami’s mother in the hope that it will provide them with a juicy tale of lost love for the salacious [[True Tales of the World]] magazine.
+Since his death in -15 [[EC]], some scholars (I believe the proper term for these people is "gossips") have attempted to discover the tale of Wakami’s mother in the hope that it will provide them with a juicy tale of lost love for the salacious [[True Tales of the World]] magazine.
 What we do know about Wakami is that as a young boy he was sent to study under the tutelage of the [[Brothers of the Lantern]].  He spent eleven years in their care before taking up an apprenticeship as a [[Wadjidir]].  Wakami found this craft was not for him; In his own words:
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 <blockquote>''I lacked the manual dexterity to manipulate the tools that are traditional for a [[Wadjidir]].  I also found the noise, heat and particularly the dust not to my liking.  Besides, there really isn’t much money in it is there?''</blockquote>
-After abandoning his apprenticeship, Wakami found himself  acting as an aide to Mary Elizabeth Carsokian in her role as head of the [[Carsokian|Carsokian Clan]].  During this time, Wakami met and eventually married (in -80 {{EC}}) M.E. Carsokian’s niece Sylvia Beth Panderlock.
+After abandoning his apprenticeship, Wakami found himself  acting as an aide to Mary Elizabeth Carsokian in her role as head of the [[Carsokian|Carsokian Clan]].  During this time, Wakami met and eventually married (in -80 [[EC]]) M.E. Carsokian’s niece Sylvia Beth Panderlock.
-Soon after the wedding, Wakami became the owner of a pachyderm courier service - a situation that is widely attributed to the influence of his wife’s [[Carsokian|extended family]].  Wakami operated the courier service until -78 {{EC}} when the [[DermPachyges]] cooperative was formed. Through ruthless maneuvering and thuggery, Wakami positioned himself so that he was able to take control of the cooperative and incorporate it.  As well as becoming Supreme Benevolent Dictator For Life, Wakami ended up with effective control of the organisation through the auspices of the [[Carsokian|Carsokian Clan]] with members of the clan owned most of the stock in the corporation.
+Soon after the wedding, Wakami became the owner of a pachyderm courier service - a situation that is widely attributed to the influence of his wife’s [[Carsokian|extended family]].  Wakami operated the courier service until -78 [[EC]] when the [[DermPachyges]] cooperative was formed. Through ruthless maneuvering and thuggery, Wakami positioned himself so that he was able to take control of the cooperative and incorporate it.  As well as becoming Supreme Benevolent Dictator For Life, Wakami ended up with effective control of the organisation through the auspices of the [[Carsokian|Carsokian Clan]], whose members own most of the stock in the corporation.
 Employees of [[DermPachyges]] often referred to Wakami as “Elephant Ears”.  This nick-name is attributed to his unusually small ears and signals a certain dryness to the humour of couriers.
-In the 25 years that Wakami ran [[DermPachyges]] he was almost fanatical in the way he promoted and protected “his” company.  During the construction of the [[Cataract Road]] he was heavily involved in opposing and delaying the works.  When the road was complete, Wakami was implicated in the long period of banditry that occurred along its length.
+In the 25 years that Wakami ran [[DermPachyges]] he was almost fanatical in the way he promoted and protected “his” company.  During the construction of the [[Cataract Road]], he was heavily involved in opposing and delaying the works.  When the road was complete, Wakami was implicated in the long period of banditry that occurred along its length. Wakami’s stewardship of [[DermPachyges]] was so thorough that, when he retired in -53 [[EC]], the company was the undisputed leader in freight. After his retirement, Wakami devoted his time to the mentoring of budding business people within his wife’s [[Carsokian|extended family]].
-Wakami’s stewardship of [[DermPachyges]] was so thorough, that when he retired in -53 {{EC}} the company was the undisputed leader in freight.
+Wakami died in his sleep on the 13<sup>th</sup> of Ikk, -15 {{EC}}.  He was survived by his wife Sylvia who died three years later, and their two children Horatio Gloom Wakami and Aristea Sylvia Panderlock. In -5 [[EC]], [[DermPachyges]] errected a memorial to Wakami at the side of the [[Cataract Road]] as it enters Folktown.
-After his retirement, Wakami devoted his time to the mentoring budding business people within his wife’s [[Carsokian|extended family]].
+'''Citations''': [[Carsokian|Carsokian Clan]], [[True Tales of the World]], [[Wadjidir]].
 --[[User:Dok|Dok]] 22:03, 21 Oct 2004 (EDT)
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 Since his death in -15 {{EC}}, some scholars (I believe the proper term for these people is gossips) have attempted to discover the tale of Wakami’s mother in the hope that it will provide them with a juicy tale of lost love for the salacious [[True Tales of the World]] magazine.
-What we do know about Wakami is that as a young boy he was sent to study under the tutelage of the [[Brothers of the Lantern]].  He spent eleven years in their care before taking up an apprenticeship as a [[wadjidir]].  Wakami found this craft was not for him; In his own words:
+What we do know about Wakami is that as a young boy he was sent to study under the tutelage of the [[Brothers of the Lantern]].  He spent eleven years in their care before taking up an apprenticeship as a [[Wadjidir]].  Wakami found this craft was not for him; In his own words:
-<blockquote>''I lacked the manual dexterity to manipulate the tools that are traditional for a [[wadjidir]].  I also found the noise, heat and particularly the dust not to my liking.  Besides, there really isn’t much money in it is there?''</blockquote>
+<blockquote>''I lacked the manual dexterity to manipulate the tools that are traditional for a [[Wadjidir]].  I also found the noise, heat and particularly the dust not to my liking.  Besides, there really isn’t much money in it is there?''</blockquote>
 After abandoning his apprenticeship, Wakami found himself  acting as an aide to Mary Elizabeth Carsokian in her role as head of the [[Carsokian|Carsokian Clan]].  During this time, Wakami met and eventually married (in -80 {{EC}}) M.E. Carsokian’s niece Sylvia Beth Panderlock.

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−	~~Dibbed~~	+	Famous for his control of [[DermPachyges]] during its first 25 years of existence, Frandos Wakami was born in -106 {{EC}}. Nothing is known of his father and little is known of his mother. The most persistent tales describe her as a gypsy pleasure woman. Although Wakami persistently denied these tales, he was unable to proffer more credible alternatives.

−	--[[User:Dok\|Dok]] 01:57, 15 Oct 2004 (EDT)	+	Since his death in -15 {{EC}}, some scholars (I believe the proper term for these people is gossips) have attempted to discover the tale of Wakami’s mother in the hope that it will provide them with a juicy tale of lost love for the salacious [[True Tales of the World]] magazine.
		+
		+	What we do know about Wakami is that as a young boy he was sent to study under the tutelage of the [[Brothers of the Lantern]]. He spent eleven years in their care before taking up an apprenticeship as a [[wadjidir]]. Wakami found this craft was not for him; In his own words:
		+
		+	<blockquote>''I lacked the manual dexterity to manipulate the tools that are traditional for a [[wadjidir]]. I also found the noise, heat and particularly the dust not to my liking. Besides, there really isn’t much money in it is there?''</blockquote>
		+
		+	After abandoning his apprenticeship, Wakami found himself acting as an aide to Mary Elizabeth Carsokian in her role as head of the [[Carsokian\|Carsokian Clan]]. During this time, Wakami met and eventually married (in -80 {{EC}}) M.E. Carsokian’s niece Sylvia Beth Panderlock.
		+
		+	Soon after the wedding, Wakami became the owner of a pachyderm courier service - a situation that is widely attributed to the influence of his wife’s [[Carsokian\|extended family]]. Wakami operated the courier service until -78 {{EC}} when the [[DermPachyges]] cooperative was formed. Through ruthless maneuvering and thuggery, Wakami positioned himself so that he was able to take control of the cooperative and incorporate it. As well as becoming Supreme Benevolent Dictator For Life, Wakami ended up with effective control of the organisation through the auspices of the [[Carsokian\|Carsokian Clan]] with members of the clan owned most of the stock in the corporation.
		+
		+	Employees of [[DermPachyges]] often referred to Wakami as “Elephant Ears”. This nick-name is attributed to his unusually small ears and signals a certain dryness to the humour of couriers.
		+
		+	In the 25 years that Wakami ran [[DermPachyges]] he was almost fanatical in the way he promoted and protected “his” company. During the construction of the [[Cataract Road]] he was heavily involved in opposing and delaying the works. When the road was complete, Wakami was implicated in the long period of banditry that occurred along its length.
		+
		+	Wakami’s stewardship of [[DermPachyges]] was so thorough, that when he retired in -53 {{EC}} the company was the undisputed leader in freight.
		+
		+	After his retirement, Wakami devoted his time to the mentoring budding business people within his wife’s [[Carsokian\|extended family]].
		+
		+	Wakami died in his sleep on the 13<sup>th</sup> of Ikk, -15 {{EC}}. He was survived by his wife Sylvia who dies three years later and their two children Horatio Gloom Wakami and Aristea Sylvia Panderlock.
		+
		+	In -5 {{EC}}, [[DermPachyges]] errected a memorial to Wakami at the side of the [[Cataract Road]] as it enters Folktown.
		+
		+	‘’’Citations:’’’ [[Carsokian\|Carsokian Clan]], [[Wadjidir]], [[True Tales of the World]].
		+
		+	--[[User:Dok\|Dok]] 22:03, 21 Oct 2004 (EDT)
		+
		+	[[Category:People]]