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Wikipedia:WikiVirgin

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The WikiVirgin is a class of WikiEditor which may no longer be extant. She, and only she, because of her chastity, had the ability to attract, calm, and tame the elusive WikiUnicorn.[1]

Surviving depictions of the WikiVirgin show her wearing medieval clothing (see the Gallery, below). This suggests[original research?] that she may have thriven during the Age of Chivalry, and pined away when it ended in the late 16th century.[2][3][a] Present-day WikiKnights[b] accordingly have to sublimate their bodily passions by finding other targets for their courtly love.

The WikiVirgin should not be confused with, or even exposed to, the WikiNewbie; who is by definition inexperienced but is rarely chaste.[4]

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Notes

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  1. She was difficult to breed from.
  2. Except, of course, errant knights.

References

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  1. White, T. H. (1967) [1938]. "XIV". The Sword in the Stone. Collins. p. 232 via Project Gutenberg Canada. Everybody knew that you could never catch a unicorn without a young virgin for bait (in which case the unicorn meekly laid its white head and mother-of-pearl horn in her lap),
  2. "Aberdeen Churchyard". graveyardsofscotland.com. Retrieved 11 April 2026.
  3. Lord Tennyson, Alfred (1830), Mariana
  4. Gibbon, Edward. "XXXI: Invasion Of Italy, Occupation Of Territories By Barbarians.—Part IV". The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire via Project Gutenberg. [T]he want of youth, or beauty, or chastity, protected the greatest part of the Roman women from the danger of a rape.