User:Thefallguy2025
Hi, thanks for checking out my home page!
Lemme start off by introducing myself. People call me The Fall Guy 🦹🏻♂️, and 2025, well, it stands for the year I created this account (nothing too deep :p). I was always a huge fan of Wikipedia, having used it myself countless times, and was in awe of its treasure-trove-like quality of having information about anything and everything under the sun!
At first, I didn't know one could become a part of the Wikipedia community as a contributor/editor, but once I found out about it, I couldn't stop myself from creating this account.
I hope to contribute in whatever capacity I can to this epic website, which has played a crucial role in shaping me as a person, student, and professional!
Looking forward to seeing you at the edits! :)
My likes and interests
[edit]Well, there are quite a few likings and interests of mine. Some of them being—
- Photography—My most favorite hobby ever! I've been doing it since childhood but never got around to actually buying a professional camera; I still use my iPhone to capture anything that intrigues me. I also have a page on Instagram, titled FilterPhobiacs, where I post pictures and videos sans any edits or filters (hence the name of my page), as I believe in capturing the untouched beauty of the world through my eyes and lens.
 Raindrops on a fallen leaf on pavement. Part of the FilterPhobiacs series. |
 The Statue of Liberty silhouetted against a setting sun. Part of the FilterPhobiacs series. |
 The Las Vegas skyline with the Sphere and High Roller. Part of the FilterPhobiacs series. |
 Spring afternoon in Central Park with the Midtown Manhattan skyline backdrop. Part of the FilterPhobiacs series. |
 The Empire State Building seen through the Manhattan Bridge in DUMBO. Part of the FilterPhobiacs series. |
 Arched temple corridor with rhythmic shadows at Swaminarayan Akshardham, New Jersey. Part of the FilterPhobiacs series. |
- TV Shows—TV shows have been a huge part of my life for as long as I can remember. From laughter to heartbreak, from chaos to calm—they’ve offered comfort, escape, and reflection. Whether it’s the gritty drama of Grey's Anatomy (2005–present) or How to Get Away with Murder (2014–2020), the relatable humor of The Office (2005–2013) and Modern Family (2009–2020), or the unforgettable worlds of Friends (1994–2004) and Game of Thrones (2011–2019)—each show has shaped how I understand people, connection, and storytelling.
Dark, messy, emotional |
Power, betrayal, dragons |
A show that pulled me into its chaos |
A reminder that family is funny, |
Witty, warm, and timeless |
What began as something light |
Achievements and milestones
[edit]- In April 2025, I placed 8th on the Unreferenced Articles (URA) project leaderboard with 71 articles cited. You can see the full leaderboard and write-up here on the project's talk page. Working on unreferenced articles has taught me a lot about sourcing and verifiability. It’s been rewarding to contribute to improving the reliability of Wikipedia — one citation at a time.
Let's connect
[edit]Feel free to leave a message on my talk page. :)