You have a better chance of seeing Jesus hit a home run for the Red Sox tonight then ever see me edit Wikipedia again, and the Red Sox don't even play tonight.  I have always believed Wikipedia to be a complete pile of garbage (and apparently my block was extended by a day for saying that) and this incident demonstrates my beliefs nicely.  I work in the baseball industry, am pretty successful (have free time today due to the small number of night games), and also happen to have a degree in English from a fairly good school.  Yet because I do not suffer fools when falsely accused of "using original research" when trying to correct atrocious grammar, I am not wanted, while the person who made the false accusation, abusively put an "edit warring" template on my page, and went crying to the admins when he didn't get his way, is considered a valuable asset to Wikipedia.  
Had we both been blocked for a day and told to knock it off, I wouldn't care.  I am completely civil when other people are civil to me.  When people use false accusations like "false original research" and "edit warring" for a lone edit, I'm afraid I have trouble responding in a civil manner.  I am not one to turn the other cheek, unless Jesus hits a home run for the Red Sox. 68.81.192.142