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site but actually read the book in the library. With weird old scholarly never-reprinted books like the ones I mostly refer to, they have no option but to get it right, taking the edition, the page numbering, the ISBN, and the text from one and the same book. And if they're in grad school and careful about stuff like that, they also get it right even though several editions exist. It's the Black Lagoon, and it's full of rotating dismembered heads of cartoon monsters. This isn't specific to wiki, it happens in dissertations too, only not as often. A website with a retrieval date is, in this sense, a better reference. P.S. I would also say that with scholarly books it's not a big deal. You can usually find the passage via the index.

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I might as well mention here that I do have a problem with some of your other input in this case, notably your vague but far-reaching assumptions of corruption and conspiracies among admins, your ... well... I'm trying to find a polite way of saying this, you understand ... no, there isn't one ... ok, with what looks, to my perhaps jaundiced eye, like heroic posturing on WP:ANI, "daring" to speak out in favor of the courageous underdog critic who has been blocked by admin conspiracy, for which signal act of integrity you obviously risk being blocked yourself... sorry, but that's how your tone reads to me. I find it far more objectionable than your message above, which doesn't look rough to me. My problem is with seeing you as

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that everybody else simply has a better grip on reality and policy than me. Administrators are given power through a social contract with the community, and it is my firm belief that administrators should answer to the community when they have to, and it frustrates me sometimes to see the kind of power that you guys have being tossed around lightly sometimes. That's why I won't reapply for administrator when my current RfA fails — if the community really trusts me with power, they'll give it to me when the time is right. As for "encourager," don't worry; the word is decently neutral, and has a very cool denotation.

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will show up sooner or later ("quote," or "quote", or "quote1," or "quote,"1 or "quote"1, or 'quote1', etc.). Let all that whinging take place on the print version. Until the print version stops being vaporware, let's just give references, and to hell with the gnat inspection. (Sorry about the Geogre Boots, and mean no offense to Ganymead, but I can't countenance the rejection of hard work, good writing, and a positive contribution to the world because some alum-puckered teenager has convinced himself that anything without his favorite ref system must be rejected.)

3542: 10398: 2278: 1762:"As herself" sort of makes sense. She wasn't an actress then. I'm pretty sure her real name is used in the film, and — I'm a little fuzzy on this part — the real Lena Nyman at the time may well have been a sociology student. Lena as an actress was "discovered" by Sjöman, anyway, I'm sure of that much. There was a kind of (surely fake) documentary frame story: the young student Lena does a project, and also tries to satisfy her own "curiosity", about social class in Sweden. See how Sjöman himself is also billed as starring? 31: 2401: 8091: 4705:). And once you've been reverted, why not put your side of it on Talk? Anyway, you have absolutely nothing to apologize for, as I see you do! You do seem to be in a minority right now, but perhaps you can change people's minds, with a bit more explanation. Personally, though, I have to say I'm in love with the principle of keeping the instructions really, really concise, and technical rather than advisory or hortative (instead giving links to the FAC advice); and of 5040:"more expert writer" to take an interest; CGameProgrammer also thinks "a real hypnotherapist eventually rewrite it" because "If someone wants to learn about hypnosis from this encyclopedia, they are obviously not primarily interested in the arguments against it; they are interested in it itself." These are both arguments that Sam had been making previously. In Hyp's case, it was his only contribution ever; CGameProgrammer, five months after that sole edit to 10220: 10213: 6955: 10361: 10354: 2109: 10304: 6023: 10390: 7719: 2394: 465:! :-D Hi Gan, great that you're taking on old Garlic. I had thoughts of doing it myself, and went and bought McIntyre's bio, but was quite disappointed with it after the great reviews I'd read--I thought it clichéed--and so lost interest. But G himself is extremely interesting, indeed. I think he was as famous in Germany and France as in Britain, if I remember rightly--not as actor, of course, but as an expounder of the 2305: 436:, after all), so not all the Linders and Lindens were recent. No telling how far back Bernard went. His pa was British, but I don't know about the grand daddy. I was impressed by reading the biography that Lintott was really just a guy who started out poor, liked literature, and climbed reasonably well. He never could hide his "common" background, but he knew his limits and yet wanted to overcome them. Curll was a 2195: 1653: 3889: 2705: 1110: 780: 712: 648: 614: 548: 512: 480: 393: 224: 187: 151: 2125: 4550: 3804: 6703: 2178: 7939: 6115: 6127:. I have decided to withdraw my nomination as it seems that consensus will not be reached. If you voted in support, thanks for putting your trust in me to be a good admin. If you voted in opposition, thank you as well for your constructive criticism as it will only help me be a better Wikipedian and perhaps help if/when I apply for adminship again sometime in the future. 5939:

people." It's not a place to set the record straight, so to speak, and anyone who comes to the project with an idea that they're going to fix the world's perceptions of, oh, one of the major political parties, or, oh, some ethnic group, or, oh, some world language, is going to end in frustration or a block. Knowledge is no place for missionary zeal or messianic impulses.

2363:(also, Carlos V, Charles V, and Charlieboy #3)" wouldn't be the end of the world. It's either that or have Carlos V redirect to a disambiguation page that lists all the nations that had a fifth Carlos as king, as well as anyone known only as Carlos V (the letter, not the number). Presumably there are no other Carlos V's around and that's why the redirect goes to the HRE. 5765:

commas, because English is a language that has very badly constructed sentences - just look at some of the problems I have squeezing in the odd fullstop. Thank goodness I am grounded in the Latin tongue, and not forced to permanently converse in a language invented by screaming peole painted blue and wode - Yes, I am coming to Swedish next. A very new language I beleive!

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matter what the alignment of your vote was, I will take your comments seriously and use them to improve myself. If you wish to discuss your comments personally with me, I would be more than glad to talk about things since the RfA is now over; just leave your concern on my talk page and we will sort things out. Thanks again for voting, and happy editing! -

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certain attempts to deny faith that leaves them in the false dichotomy of "every word literally true" or "it's all a joke" -- taunting does nothing but keep them from the position of freedom and comfort such as used to be found in Christian communities, when it was possible to discuss truth as four fold living words and not just history and annals.

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pina-colada - so refreshing and cleansing to the mouth after a post lunch snooze. BoG would love it here lots of pepper, and I've acquired a taste for rum and ginger beer - (the only thing here, that is 'Dark and Stormy'). "Wish you were all here". Normal service resumes later this week. I look forward to tuning in again to developments.

9276:-- the third string of a guitar, or, in this case, the third hair of a bow. A "sleeveless errand" is one for a shop apprentice. You wear no sleeves when you're just a step 'n fetchit boy in a shop: Thus, Dorset was sent like a servant. There would have been no need, though: he had his own ladies and wouldn't have missed one or two. 1743:, as he died too late. They passed Sj- a few years ago. He should have changed his name to Tjöman or Ujöman in time before he died; now he will just have to wait for the supplement, whenever that will be. But there is stuff on Sjöman in the culture sections of the Swedish newspapers these days. I have to admit that I haven't seen 8047:

simultaneously grading papers!) See, the problem is so difficult, and so common. It's exactly the place where the "dispute resolution process" crumbles. The next step should be either mediation or an RfC; the trouble is, only good users are interested in taking part in them. You get worn out trying to RfC guys like that, because:

9873: 6048: 2852:", or "Scanned from the book such-and-such, p.xx", or "Photo taken by uploader". The kind of info that you mention, when the picture was painted etc, wouldn't be a source either, but would be needed for correct licensing. IOW that image page has not one but several problems — what there is isn't enough by any means. Maybe 8522:. There's a template I could use, I believe, that would give the info right there, but I don't know what it is. ({{editsummary}} isn't any good for this.) Anyway, perhaps you could join me, and bring up the house style and your being reverted...? It's a bit late to revert to your excellent copyedit, though, I guess; that 7353:: "The weasel we take to be a common symbol of Lust that gnaws through even the mildest of hearts" and "The ferret is the very type of theft, for it stealeth both day and night." So, you keep that up, and you'll find your nights missing and no more money left on the dresser. Better to be like me: a Sniper of Love. 3471: 6719:

be testable by recreation under controlled circumstances to eliminate other causes of change, and that hasn't been done.) My problem with the literalists is that they're reactionary and don't even know it. For centuries and centuries, Christians regarded Genesis as 100% true and 0% literal. The article on

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I haven't checked the mailing list, so I didn't realize she was complaining there. Regardless, I second the comments about trying to give patient advice in the face of abuse. You tried to give her advice and it didn't work; I tried to give her advice and it didn't work either. (And maybe I was too

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is perfectly fine (although I do worry that it's one of those "thought to be" Nell Gwyns, and -- blatant original research ahoy! -- it doesn't overly much resemble the face in the few Lely paintings which more surely are her), I'm just fishing for more images to use in the piece. Thanks for looking,

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has split an infinitive or something horrible there. I know I can't speak English but that just does not sound right to me. I thought she had left us all anyway. Why has she returned? - who has encouraged this, unwelcome visitation?- BoG you seem to be going a little scarlet! "A chi dai il dito si

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Darwin to stir a reactionary position that was, in fact, unnatural for Christians. However, they can never cease to be reactionary if people taunt them. Their position is not a rational one, but an emotional one (and not a religious one, either). So, given that it's emotional -- a reaction against

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He's assuming Girl Friend? Geez. Bishonen's being claimed by all these men. I'm telling you hounds: we got married in a secret ceremony to prevent our warring families from preventing it, and the Duke had an order that anyone disturbing the peace would be banishéd. (I couldn't resist making a few

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Your user name or IP address has been blocked from editing. You were blocked by Curps for the following reason (see our blocking policy): "Autoblocked because your IP address has been recently used by "I'M THE MOTHERFUCKING JUGGERNAUT BITCH!!!". The reason given for I'M THE MOTHERFUCKING JUGGERNAUT

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I have fairly specific suspicions that one or both of them was actually a Sam sockpuppet. Each of them showed up abruptly and with their very first edit made a declaration on the talk page about how very bad the article was in the version not preferred by Sam. According to Hyp, we should wait for a

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is a beautiful fragrant, delicate little blossom, full of hope and beauty; how could you insinuate our own dearest Bishonen is not worthy of such a description - do you not have such terms of endearment, for a beautiful lady, in your part of the world? I suppose "Cactus" is the nearest one can get in

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This from someone who vandalized my user page earlier because one of the poems said something, and then, despite the photo, referred to me as "lady?" And this is a person worried about exact location of comments? Sheesh. I know nothing of the person except that, but it sure looked hydrocephalic to

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Preserved on his page? LOL. Have you not discovered History tabs yet? Several people are threatening to block you, are they? What a coincidence. If you believe you can deter all admins from blocking you by attacking them, so that everybody will be "in conflict" with you and hence unable to block you,

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If you insist. Page numbering is a swamp. Sometimes people refer to the edition they see in the library catalogue, complete with ISBN, while actually quoting from, and getting the page number from, the £1 Wordsworth paperback they picked up at Amazon. Sometimes (often) they get the ISBN from Amazon's

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reference system? The people that I loathe so much are, first, insisting on notes, and notes are not done in humanities journals. Second, they're wanting the most complicated system on purpose as a way of making themselves feel better. Third, there is the moronic trans-Atlantic querrulousness that

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meant to say something else. I'd message him if I were you. Link to this post of mine if you like, or simply to these examples of image pages for old oil paintings (though I bet Nemesis will get me for offering my own uploads as some kind of ideal — I'm sure I've left stuff out — but they're the only

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Congratulations and best wishes for the article being on main page, and all the attention that brings. Perhaps "lost the fight, epic and enduring, as all must in the end, against that most bitter of enemies, foe to joy, widow's grief and orphan's warder, death?" Or, to make the expert editor happy,

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either? See, it's perfect to upload it big. You're supposed to always upload the best and biggest images you can lay your hands on. Don't try to shrink them. Then you can determine exactly what size you want displayed in the article by putting in the number of pixels (for width) in the image syntax.

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I'm sorry if "encourager" sounded bad, I didn't mean it like that at all. You weren't encouraging her to go on insulting people, AFAIK, but more generally to "hang in there"; that's fine by me. I was merely trying to speak economically in using the word. However, since I'm about to vote on your RFA,

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I need to hear about it, because I'm convinced that about 90% of the templates on Knowledge need to be deleted, along with the user boxes, and all the little tags that litterbugs drop on articles when they have no intention to help the article in any way but still want to show that they like to pass

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Please do create oldwelcome2. I don't understand why you would need to gut this one for the purpose. I don't even understand why you feel an urge to badmouth this one, as opposed to simply not using it, but hey, YMMV. If you check the history, you'll see that you're the first person to edit it after

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you welcome people with a template you don't like? I presume people use it as a joke, planting it on people they know will appreciate it--I know I do. After all, an oldie isn't like a newbie, an unknown quantity; they're someone whose tastes and sense of humor I'm aware of. (If I'm not, then I'm not

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Don't try to be clever with me please! It's all very well for Auntie to announce she is giving advice; but is she qualified for such a role? No she is not! All this being nice and welcoming to all and sundries - what does it achieve? Weasels in the fireplace, that is what! Bishonen is too nice for

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Well you can save your sarcasticals because ALoan is going to ban him for a very long time indeed! Then he'll be sorry. I note also your sarcastical comment on commas Bishonen, and you are woofing up the wrong tree there completely. Lots of people from arownd the world have problem writing English

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One can move comments removed to the talk page of the case, right? Anyone can comment there, involved or no, I thought, and I believe ArbComm members indicated they do read that stuff and give it consideration... Hope that helps (I have no dog in the hunt regarding Mr. Spade... I just stalk bishie a

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No, you didn't screw up at all, I appreciate your testing the waters. Those instructions shouldn't be static, or sacred, by any means. I think you did quite right to change them boldly — no need for any initial posting on Talk for that — but it's also part of the "Be bold" principle that you may get

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Blocked for 24 hours. If this were a logged-in user, I'd gladly block indefinitely, but when you say JM never returns to the same IP, of course I have to assume it's dynamic. A longer block would be more likely to inconvenience innocent bystanders than the scum, whoever it was, that posted on Nick's

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No offense taken. Of course I'm hardly an "alum-puckered teenager" *grin*, though I know I have been guilty of crying "Inline cites!" at FAC. Though I do concur that the requirement that ALL article possess them is a bit much. Certainly, I do think they should be used if one is quoting statistics or

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Isn't pointing the reader to one particular edition important, so the page numbers are valid? Or am I conflating different meanings of the word "edition"? (As far as "ISBN number", um... hmm... oh, forget it, the whole ISBN thing is too complicated for me! They should replace them with those easy-to

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come to pass. (Whereas when it's qualified with "surely", I'm merely expressing a hope, and some obviously shaky optimism.) I found that amusing; there's no accounting for these things. Using "surely" because that's the way it is in the play is more of an excluding in-joke, to me. But it's obviously

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Well, creating it is fine, but getting people to seek it out and read it is another matter. And of course spamming their pages to tell them about it is a no-no. I understand that you want people to know about the new project/group, but the only unobjectionable way of telling them that I can think of

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Sadly, work has forced me to respond to you all using a substituted message rather than a personalized response. Anyway, I just wanted to let you know that administrators, to me, should be chosen and approved by the community, and I will continue working to become a better editor and Wikipedian. No

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bias may be showing--mean that there are lots of users around the place who'd be ready to support him at the RfC, on the principle that "You're just saying he's a bad editor because of his decent godfearing patriotic opinions, OMG liberal cabal!" I hasten to add that I don't mean all, or even most,

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AArgh!! Barney the Bishapod!!! Sorry folks, revamping Tiktaalik is just going to have to jump up my todo list: it was a rush job working from photos of the model and the cheesy grin just happened, the skull's really more triangular and it should look more alligatorish. If anyone's desperate to keep

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Look, I'm a Christian and I believe that evolution is an accurate theory, so I'm not a fundamentalist, but I play with fundamentalists every day, and finding a transitional form wouldn't do anything to their objections. (One argument they could mount is that evolution, to be a valid theory, has to

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I was wondering if I needed to notify anyone that another sock appears to have made it through, but one of them has already vandalized Woggly's page and the other has posted a message on Danny's page complaining and threatening him over the deletion of the puppet-master's vanity article. I suppose

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Geogre, calm down, restrain the wild hair, "inline citations" is the superset of parenthetical references AND footnoteries. You're fine with the Harvard system or similar. I don't do a strict Harvard system, and you prolly don't, either, as it's not appropriate in our field, or customary, to put in

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Yes, of course I appreciate them, thanks very much for taking so much trouble to explain! I wasn't making a request, really, just trying to find out if people were still interested. And I hope you'll feel absolutely free to weigh in in favor of Sam, if you think his critics are commenting unfairly,

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Thanks very much, brassy person. I can't say disputes with new users really bother me, and I never thought you endorsed any of the intemperateness (against anybody), but it's also nice to be told. Oh, come to think of it, though, the form "Bitchownen" does disturb me a little — what's up with that?

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Please see my message to Pm shef above. I'm not in the business of researching all possible abuses over the entire site, you know: like other admins, I deal with the ones I come across. And unlike you, Pm shef hasn't alerted my warning system by deleting other people's comments on article talkpages

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himself, is seen to follow her around with a camera, and talking with her some, right there on screen. It's the story of a young person coming to terms with her disillusionment about Sweden as a class society. The American rep of the film is moronic, I have to say. "It's about social cl... sosha...

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Now now Geogre don't be testy - we know you're not really like that. It is a lovely wikipedia morning, the sun is shining, the nasty old wicked witch has flown off on her broomstick (No, not you Bishonen dear, don't be uber sensitive) - so be happy. Why doesn't that nice BoG, so something useful

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Eh, there's a lot I want to say, but everybody's heard it already. Basically, the reason I keep picking at little suggestions of corruption and abuse of power is to be extremist. After all, without extremists, there is stagnation. It's entirely possible that there are no corrupt administrators and

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So are you making two points: a) that Moby Dick is a sock of Davenbelle, and b) that the sock is hounding you? Or what? I looked, and I think it's obvious that MD wasn't a new user when he started editing. That edit at your RFA is even professional in more ways than you mention. That doesn't prove

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Ok. I was unaware that it's a joke. Perhaps it should be clearly labelled as such. Thing is, I saw it used on someone in earnest, and I was petrified that we were giving this language to not perfectly new, but still sort of new under-welcomed users! The reason it passed under the radar is b/c it's

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Only that it is very difficult to realize this when the header had not been placed. I just happened to respond on both pages and I figured everyone had to make a joke about it (which, as I confide, appeared rather unusual). Now I am not leaving Knowledge because there is no reason I have to, and I

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out of the University of Auckland...! An IP like that can only be blocked very briefly. That's why you see a bunch of experienced users, such as CBerlet, simply reverting the pest. As long as controversial articles are well watched, that's what we can do to keep bastards like this at bay. The next

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Nothing interesting, sorry. "Dutch" was just an unsuccessful attempt to entertain a Dutch editor, and in its turn inspired the illegal smile. Maybe I'll get round to putting something better some day; the Zen Moods are a bit of a time capsule, as changes to them are beyond my photoshopping skills

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Sigh. As with Kasreyn, I don't have any complaints and I'm not going to call Bish a rouge (sic) admin, it just seems like that could have gone better. Is there a policy or guideline or even essay anywhere that says newbies who are having trouble shouldn't listen to people who have been blocked a

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Hi, thanks for writing. I don't actually think there's any great hurry, the cases stay open kind of ad hoc. But, yes, I'm a little surprised too. I hope a few people are working on it. If not, it's their choice (shrug). If you check out the post just above, you'll see that Geogre is concerned too,

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How is he supposed to certify? He isn't. A blocked user isn't supposed to do anything on the wiki. If you need one more, and that particular person will be blocked for more than 48 hours, then you'll have to find somebody else. Why would he be the only other person who could certify it? It doesn't

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Yes, I think you probably do mean well more often than it appears, but I do think you need to try harder to distinguish between things that are really different, and only look the same on the surface. For instance, you can accuse somebody of a personal vendetta for good reasons or bad reasons, and

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the original (apart from more philosophical questions of how far the book has changed color with age and what difference my scanning did — though it was designed to retain the appearance of the drawing in the book), it has an artistic quality that the doctored one doesn't, and it's in genuine 1813

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Ok, I've seen it. The principle mistake -- believing that doodads are important -- is replicated by arguing about the lack of importance of the doodads, IMO. I may be anti-MFA, though (for non-Usonians, that's the "master of fine arts," even though Phil's in a combined program). I've known too

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Where and when is it this time? I might be drawing paychecks at that point and be able to, unlike last year or the year before, and being proposed to.... A bit sudden, you know. (I had a student write on the back of his final exam, once, "Please bare with me." I wrote underneath it, "It won't

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Anyhow, I'm not going to worry about it anymore. Sooner or later, this guy is going to wake up that his edits are futile. Then he will either leave, or start participating in the process like a responsible user. And either way, the problem will be solved. Thanks for taking the time to explain the

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Bh, actually I asked you to post once more in the same thread on ANI, to put your apology there and ask if other people were ready to reinstate you. But I do understand that we had an honest misunderstanding about that, and, yes, I noticed your apology to El C. It's fine, you're welcome back, I'm

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Answer: Do yourself a favor with the fair, or any, sex, use the Bishzilla range of toiletries for all your daily needs. For your special requirements I recommend flossing with Bishzilla's Dental Hawser and exfoliating with the Velvet Smooth Gravel Paste for that shiny, scaly, first-date look. And

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going to? And have been requested not to? Yet another familiar pattern. Calm down, now. Get this: what my friends post on my page is not your business. Who asked you to troll this page and interfere in other people's conversations? That provokes people, you know. If you post here again, you'll be

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of baiting of fundamentalists that just doesn't seem productive. (I was just going on and on about it on my talk page -- the trollish change of the userbox "Christian." Again, I have no patience for the userbox, would never use it, don't think it's important, etc., but the changing of it was an

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illegal smile. [BTW, folks, as for preventing the flame out, one of Geogre's Laws is "Knowledge is not a venue for negotiating ultimate truth, revelation, or the secret history of the world." Knowledge is a summary of what other people say, with the most "other people" beating the least "other

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Nobody thought your pants were on fire, Geogre. But I remain mostly believing that the entire area of what theatre may have been legal in London by whose authority and at what time was a grey cloud even at the time, never mind you, me, or your professors trying to figure it out through the faulty

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Heh heh... I'd love to start something new in the sandbox, and I even have some time right now, before grading starts, but it's hard to come up with a good subject. I'm looking at some squalid Swedish scandals of the 1950s, but with some doubt. "Squalid" is good as far as it goes, but not really

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Um, given the frigid fate of our three heroes, who was sobbing exactly? The polar bears? I think not - they would have been most relieved. Perhaps "...and the world was then still, the silence broken only by the gentle sighing of the Hyperborean air, the groaning of the ice, and the padding of

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I haven't seen it. (Go to a LiveJournal page? Ick.) Yes, Bishonen, people are talking to you, but it was middle of the night for you. Turns out I was guilty of friendly fire. I mean and meant no attack on the authors of the article, whose motives could have been pure, but I still don't like

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Gatoclass, indeed I did not miss it. I apologize. I've been thinking about it and trying to pull myself together to write a responsive answer. (In the meantime, I know you see me bantering with the guys, but that doesn't mean I'm taking time off, as such--that's something I do with my toes while

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You can believe that, but it wasn't gray. Plays were illegal. Players could be arrested. Additionally, there was official censorship of the presses, so play-like works wouldn't be printed, either. Puritans were never known for being tolerant, and they were at their most intolerant during the

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Hardly "mine", is it? (Though I did upload it, and the book I scanned it from isn't particularly easy to get hold of again, and I would hate to see it deleted, Jossi.) A white background seems like a good idea, to make it show more clearly, without having to display it so very large. People will

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Woah, Bishzilla! Me come in kindness. May I ask, why is it that we have so many different systems of citations and footnotes? Having just recently published a book, I know that consistancy is vital, it would seem that even here consistancy would be key. I find it most irritating that we have G*d

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as well as on WP:ANI where I actually asked seems a bit excessive in the first place. And I really like for people to be able to spread themselves here without having the "necessity" of their "silliness" questioned. Very little of this thread has anything to do with you, you know; people merely

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personal attacks. If you think they weren't, I hope you acquire a keener sense of what is due to others, or you'll keep running into trouble. You are still banned from WP:AN and WP:ANI. If you want to try to get the community to rescind the ban, you may post in the same thread one more time, to

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Please check your e-mail, AF. Geogre, you realize all the Outside Views have been removed now that the request is accepted? Only people who signed as "involved" are left. There's a logic to that, but it's a pity, since yours was nice and punchy. I don't know whether you'd like to re-post it and

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Thank you. Could you request a CheckUser check based on the specific reasons you have for thinking so, or alternatively tell me what the reasons are so I can request it? The CheckUser people will only perform checks if you have fairly specific suspicions (though naturally you don't need to have

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Although I'm not adverse to sliding off the rails on occasion, I found these guys while doing a "civic duty". I try and give a half hour or so a week to a random article search -- placing categories and stub markers on otherwise unsorted articles. A small way of improving our index and search

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So the internet is still working. No Dear, I mean degrees centigrade, I'm in a pleasant little island, from which the island of America is just a short hop away, Geogre and BoG probably come here most week-ends. It's very fashionable and smart, so smart in fact that my chest wig, gold effect

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I can't stay here talking to you all day, it's just so exiting as the internet is working again , (but not the email!) so I'm able to make my small but worthy contribution. (23 degrees here - how is it in the permafrost? - hohoho) the coconut has just been freshly squeezed downstairs for my

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I didn't think the username that bad myself — perhaps all the "bitchonen"'s and other wolfstar variants have blunted my sensibilities, you know — but considering Essjay's reaction to it, I blocked for username. However, I thought it also worth while to point out the sock suspicion. Even though

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Response to your message - Obviously I'm not as good at searching the block log as I thought. When I first responded I couldn't find anything with that user's name on it. I assumed that meant that the IP had been blocked automagically and that you had to be an admin to see it (for IP privacy

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24 hours may be too short. Merkey seems to have several IP numbers at a time. He probably has a lease on 4 or 8 from the cable company. He changes them from time to time. But not every day. But thanks anyway. I'm keeping tab on this IP number. If it is used again by Merkey, can I let you know?

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Just because I am on holiday please do not talk about me as though I am not here. I have removed this page from my watch list. as people are not serious enough here for an intellectual brain such as mine. Freppie has refused my kind offer to marry her, and I have decided Bishonen is far too

7010:. Do click on the link I give there to the block log, it's kind of hair-raising. The ANI thread, which is linked to in the message, is also very telling. Unfortunately it's been archived from the ANI page, so you'll have have to use the diff to the first post that's supplied in block message. 5604:

Raphael1, I explain that in detail in my statement "View of the validity of this RfC by Bishonen" on the RfC itself, please take a look at that. Anyway, why did you remove the part of the RfC template — the instructions at the top of the page — that tell you about the need for the two people

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couple of minutes, as in "Just a minute " At least they would be for me. I'm slow.) I'm sure you know much more than I do about what's supposed to be in a city article, Fred, it's not my strong suit by any means. No, I don't see anything lacking. Though I can't remember ever seeing a line of

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about the counter. By me. I explained to you, nicely, why things like that counter, and your overuse of the word "vandalism" altogether, would make other editors think the less of you and tend to make your time here more frustrating. Please don't come out with these random, poorly considered

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It's a landmark like a river or a giant rock would be: "Go north to the Big Chicken, then take 40 Northwest." I've never seen it in person, as I'd go up to Mayretta in the dark, usually, and up a different set of highways. There was a club up there we played a few times...the home club of

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Ah-ha! End of pointless existential maundering and a comment actually aimed at Bishonen! May I ask, why does one of the less-stressed levels of your meter turn you 'Dutch'? 'Godzilla', 'Zen', 'Opinionated', 'Full Deck' and 'Illegal Smile' all make sense to me, but 'Dutch'- Not so much.

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ALoan, here we go again — a few recent edits get taken out every time you post, it's just weird. (See history.) I know it's not you being careless with edit conflicts, you don't have to tell me, but what the heck is causing it? Do you think you could take it to some scriptkiddy or to ANI or

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EE, frankly, if you're unhappy about my page, how about just taking it off your watchlist, hmm? Just a suggestion. Didn't I see you just above mentioning that you were leaving now? Perhaps you have some friends of your own to banter with? Your replying to my question was nice, but replying

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sure you don't have any time-wasting posting in mind. Feel free to use the noticeboard. If I don't remove your posts, I bet nobody else will either--they probably don't even remember there was a problem. Or if you like you could add a note that this is OK by Bishonen now, if you prefer.

5158:— you hadn't — but that the statements you were complaining about were in no way personal attacks. (Especially not ROFL.) If you think they were, I hope you grow a thicker skin, or life on the wiki is going to be very painful for you. Your foolish remarks about El C , on the other hand, 10058:, for example, and ALoan did that one. A lot of my recent mini-bios have been the result of my not finding the interesting figure I've sought in the DNB and deciding that I can't come back empty-handed and therefore seizing anyone 1660-1790 who looks slightly interesting or literary. 123:

Yes! I can do that! It smiles however way to you look at it! Incidentally-ly, my "what" was in reference to the strange fomrat this talk page has taken (lack of goats, for example). It is as if you are trying to convey something, but I've yet to even begin to grasp what that thing is!

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Well, it's a redlink now, so maybe you won't check it. Blocked for WP:NLT and oblique maybe or maybe not physical threats. :/ Wait a second, 100 *different* autoblocks? Does that mean 100 different attempts to edit from the same IP? That's a bit obsessive. I'm better out of it.

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Sometime if we ever have beers together I'll tell you my student stories (I was just a chem lab instructor, (I was a senior, they were frosh) but it was an easy way to improve one's chem grade, or so they thought)... You coming to Wikimania??? If you are I have a proposal for you...

2044:, has been nominated for deletion. Some claim the episode says it was Danish, but I distinctly remember that the exterior was yellow and blue. They may well have said that it was Danish in the actual episode, but it was clearly intended as a parody of IKEA in any case. Whatever... 10447:

aren't notability. A complaint isn't notability. All I see is the puffery of the web by the web and as legitimate a CSD as "Strik3r clan is awesomest on Dungunlordz board." Pixels on screens and bytes on a copper disk...the worst sort of vanity, because it's ephemeral vanity.

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Thanks, guys. I was just typing up an apology to you, Elkman; I blame myself for letting her get in your face like that. I wanted to protect the page myself this morning (UTC), but I just didn't have a minute to spare before leaving for work. Thanks for taking care of it, Andrew.

10368:

I once greatly confused kitty, by placing some sardines in a bowl and eating it straight from the bowl (only using my mouth) while he was also chomping on it (hygine is always key!), and I pretended to eat like him, with little chomp-chomp-chomps. Hilarities ensued, probably!

8921:"forward". So I am not watching it any more. I will not be commenting on the puerile conversations which take placed as I am far too busy single handedly writing this encyclopedia. I am in fact working on an in depth and very serious study of a popular music song and video 4709:

emphasizing any particular criteria. The trouble is everyone's got their favorite criteria, so that could really snowball. Instructions always tend to grow rather than shrink, especially if everybody's too polite to revert additions — look at Peer review for an example. Best,

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Your behaviour is very rude. Now I see that you contributed significantly to that FA, so I'm sorry to have called you a troll. Nevertheless — judging by your irascibility about such paltry things — a little more civility towards fellow wikipedians would be in order. Cheers,

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gay couples in Restoration comedy? lol); but in principle I'm against ISBNs in wiki references. They direct the reader to one particular edition. That's just plain wrong. Also it sours my temper to have to provide diffs and argue on FAC about this, that, and the other being

6521:, and I believe the RFCU confirmed that, but you and Mikkalai don't seem to agree. Second... well, I just feel that with all the bullshit, I wonder why this user can't just be indefinitely blocked. Why do we have to go through all the trouble? (Partly rhetorical question.) 7950:

features a "rent-a-zilla" which Largo has taken out for a spin more than once, much to the dismay of shopkeepers in the vicinity. Do you know how much the rental is, and do you have suggestions for how to break into the business? It seems like it might be quite lucrative!

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will never leave unless I have to in some sort of way. Thankfully, the friends I have garnered on this website are sincere. Please do not elaborate on this comment or on what "sincere" means. If I ever come into contact with either of you again, it'll be for good reason.

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means to post links etc. on lots of other people's pages: "cross-posting of messages to a large number of user talk pages by wikipedians in order to promote Knowledge matters such as elections, disputes, discussions, etc." (Click on the link to see why it's frowned on.)

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I didn't really see an RfC as a valid option either. I was really just trying to get a handle on how this sort of thing is usually handled on Wiki. To tell the truth, I just hate reverting people cold, even if they are POV. And it's not something I want to make a habit

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I survived it, and I also met a very nice someone and got a chance to go out drinking. Very nice academic conference, all things considered. (And I even get to sleep in my own bed tonight. Then again, I have to sleep in my own bed tonight. Mixed blessings, there.)

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it was of IKEA. They never said it was Danish, either. "Oh, Mom, everyone beats up the kids with the purple pøpli." The "make your own dinner" was the only hollow bit of the satire. (As for deletion, all single episodes of all things should be deleted, according to

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It was another user who said the block was clearly a mistake. I just saw the 'helpme' message and was willing to assume good faith. Once I realized Danny was involved I decided that it probably wasn't something I wanted to be involved with :) (I've read the mailing

860:

We seem to be having a Scandinavian/ice theme month - we have had Antarctica already, and then there is an Icelandic volcano, a Norwegian king, and glacial retreat, before we get to the balloon, which is followed immediately by the allotment system used by the Swedish

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as I've almost never interacted directly with SS, but the reason for that is exactly what I discussed in my outside view. I don't talk to SS because I know what will happen, and so his typographical halitosis, as it were, clears out a space around his interests. We

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Checking. I see what you mean. Wow. Do you think the IP and Prof2 are the same person? Anyway, the Prof doesn't seem 100% aware of the way the History works, from his comment about "Bishonen's posting on the article's History page". I'll go put in a reference to the

5500:

Well, didn't you see my exchanges with several charmingly courteous users a day or two ago, with the name Infinity0 getting mentioned a lot? Ye olde chivalry lives on and no error. But I'm really only a proxy in this case. Now watch me go proxy on the evidence page.

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I know that when I needed help editing I put the 'Help' template on my page and someone showed up like magic. It would be nice if there was an equivalent group for people who need help with 'WP:There *really* is no cabal' and 'WP:Please don't bite the old editors

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August 4-6.... It's possible. It's actually possible this time. I want to get up to Providence, and I think that's my break between sessions. Interesting. I'm going to note it on my calendar and see what I can find out. (I'm a norm! Not as good as being a

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So, wasn't it Jengod who was the head of DYK and in charge and running the circus? I take it that whoever it was, and it was someone able to exert some authority over the others, has gone on to greener pastures, because DYK has become a matter of an/i concern.

6153:. Busy page, though, and everybody hates dealing with these IPs, so you may not always get much joy there. And if you're an IRCer, use #wikipedia on Freenode if you come across anything that needs real fast intervention, such as serial page-move vandalism. See 2847:

Er, well, you're most welcome to ask me about anything, but I'll admit image copyright is something of a least favorite subject. ;P Meanwhile, that's odd, the way you were reverted. There is clearly no source. A source would be something like "Downloaded from

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Is this silliness really necessary? Bishonen was curious to know something, and I answered — the chapter ends here. I really cannot grasp this conversation without complication. Anyway, if you want more information, come visit North America or at least check

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No as a matter of fact I did not! allthough I was going to. Very intelligent human beings such as Raul and myself though can comminicate by telepathy, so I will take the credit for it being there just the same. Have you removed the pretentious text though?

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medallion, teamed with my matching leopard skin thong and baseball cap has caused quite a stir, my wife was so jealous of the attention I was receiving that she has chosen to sit several hundred metres along the beach away from me. (It's not too late for

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discusses this a little bit. Long, long before Darwin, Christian thinkers were pointing out that the stories are true, that they're not "just symbolic," that they're not "just stories," but they're also not history. It took the triumph of empiricism and

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is the fullest read and most readable one, but, because we have Restoration almost as a counter-current to the Frozen North and Nintendo, perhaps one of the Augustan era articles would be salt to the stew. As for requesting... I'm trying to remain at the

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shows her in a few minor roles before "Yellow", but it was obviously her first significant one. I wonder if she ever went to theatre school or if she was actually planning to leave acting when she was offered this role? I mostly remember her from all the

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I realize it's in the play, almost a refrain in the play: "Godot will surely come tomorrow." But what I liked about the template, when I put it on my page the other day as my only userbox ever, was that, without the "surely", it sounds like I'm actually

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I really do not know what it is all about, and I do not feel like fighting over it. I see the page has been edited since I left it, but I will not check in what way... my comment is left on the talk for the future. *shrug* Thank you for you comment. //

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he's Davenbelle, of course; but I think the circumstantial evidence for that is good enough to request a CheckUser check. Have you done that? I'll do it if you like, as soon as I see someone with CheckUser access on IRC (there's nobody at the moment).

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Request it? At this point, Paul has been waiting patiently for over a year, I think. In fact, I think it's rather more than a year by a substantial margin. As for my own poor literature articles, I'd be content with any one of the three. Probably

4440:. What I'd like to know is what kind of shady business you're up to yourself, to keep running across these suspicious characters, and where were you when the toilet paper holders bloomed? And are you really not ready to take on adminship yet? Best, 7452:

I'm not a wileding anyone, I always willing, in fact I wiled, I willing, just not willerding. Come Freply, Caro mio, (can I call you Freppie) let us leave this place and go a willerding in the woods. Bishonen, I willa take you willerding tomorrow

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your reasons for speaking like that of El C were far-fetched, also insulting, also against common sense. Using the same term as somebody else doesn't make it all right, when the background is totally different. Anyway, you keep speaking of my post

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to your watchlist, that's all. Well, except that it's a pest because you have to change the name every month, if you want up to date info. I agree that Sic Bar is your chef d'oeuvre, how could I not, but it's a monster, too! (For size, that is.)

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goodbye-for-ever-I-will-never-speak-to-you-again this week, counting e-mail. It's a bit like having a needy age-inappropriate ex-boyfriend who keeps inventing new reasons for dropping by for the positively last time. Please make this one stick.

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Yes, I never got any reply from him either. The IP sometimes does rather worse edits, removing content from other pages. I will keep an eye out for vandalism (thanks for reminding me) but there's nothing I can do about mere determined rudeness.

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since 1892, that's not a deterrent to people like me, is it? I went to alibris, and I can get a copy for $ 175. That's not that horrible, probably, esp. since the d*mned thing is a 1st ed. Why don't people train textual critics anymore? We

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All the women I end up with are viscous -- I never can find any fast women who are slow enough to be caught by me. As for the blood countess, that's for Giano. He's a member of the peerage or something. I'm only a member of the hickarchy.

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all those publication years. "Smith, p. 79" is a perfectly fine parenthetical reference for us. Well, it's a bit old-fashioned — by today's lights, it ought to be "Smith 79" — but I avoid that, since it seems to make people think the book was

9732:'s district), but the city was nowhere near the big clucker when it went up (and up). You really must see the Peachoid (and, again, because you can't miss it). You may have to click on one of the external links for a picture, though. If I 3292:

even if they are quoting someone verbatim, but not for every little fact in an article. Perhaps this is the price of all the MLA stylistic procedures forced down our throats in high school? Hmmm...should I use a footnote for Geogre's quote?

5580:, dammit! On the other hand, for blocking without warning and wanting every passtime and game deleted, I'm your man. You can generally tell when I'm ticked off, because I begin getting very, very diplomatic and measured. If you see very 9549:

doesn't pop over for drinks later - sweet woman, how the Americans love paying for her words of wisdom. Speak soon, don't forget the gloves when you get to bed later, it can be so cold in those unfashionably northern parts you inhabit.

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Bishonen knows the answer to this but Bishzilla, her nefarious alter-ego, won't let her tell the rest of us. Because we sure don't know. Personally, I don't think the PAs are really the root of it. Rather, it's the sure belief that one

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this instant! I felt the need for a bit of a wikibreak, that's all — still do — after the, ha ha, "big day". If I have an FA on the Main Page again, I'll simply take it off my watchlist. It's a wiki, let the community look after it.

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And people wonder why I haven't worked up a FA lately. The first "must use inline citations of my favorite ref system" comment, and I'll go ballistic. F*cking pinheads! Middlebrow jackasses! Shaved apes with Koko's keyboard!

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of shakey-acting; do I remember it right? Oh, and Bunch, YES--the Drury Lane article is coming on fantastically, you're doing incredible work, but every time I read that "he produced many plays" while he managed the theatre... it

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Well, Ghirlandajo renominated the article after commenting out the discussion, so I went back there and insisted on my version, the one with the janitor. Against my better judgment. I really shouldn't care about this, I know...

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is a good article, or that it's a featured candidate? It can't be the latter, as talk page form 10-stroke-2203 hasn't been filled out in triplicate and lodged on the talk page, and it's obvious that the spacing is all wrong.

9684:...good folks, those, and Murray Attaway has one of the best rock voices ever, and I still sing "(I Wish I Killed) John Wayne" every so often, and "Litany" is a wonderful song. Still, it's not as impressive a monument as the 6835:

Sorry, Lar, I was just reading it in the context of the fellow next break up who was being baited for being a creationist, he says. I have no truck with the creationists. I think they're silly. At the same time, there is a

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I always do, look under your curious heading " ??? to Bishonen". If you're asking me to add signatures to my interlined responses in between your unsigned questions, uh... no, I think not. Could you please use edit summaries?

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and ignoring the 3RR. (As far as I'm aware.) You say you got a warning not to return your vandalism counter when somebody removed it? From who? Not from me, and not from anybody else that I saw. You got warned for removing

6201:. Take a look at the message I just left there! Last night no doubt it was difficult for people to locate the original block in amongst all the autoblockery...but I see it, and now I've linked to it on David Shield's page. 431:

Thanks. I wonder, too. Lintott got convinced that he was related to the royal printer Lintot, so he changed the spelling of his name. However, there were loads and loads of Scandinavian names in the east of England (the

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is the best place to report straight vandalism, it's supposedly watched round the clock. Unfortunately that won't do much good with 130.216.191.184: there's not a lot anyone can do about about an IP-hopping POV-pusher who

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I think it would be rather "immodest" for moi to put it on my watch list. As you all know I hate a vulgar ostentation! .......Hohohohohoho, yahoooo, yaboooo sucks - fuck a duck - I'm there again - yeehoooooooo!!!!!!!!!

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Hey, it made me smile. What a cheerful-looking fellow! And, you're right, "fishapod" is fun to say. Almost as much fun as ... "bishapod" !!! Perhaps we've hit upon one of the transitional forms of bishzillan evolution!

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productions from the 70s. (Not that she is dead or anything, but I think she has either mostly acted on the stage in later years, or has had problems getting roles, as tends to be the case with many aging actresses.)

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Although I agree with your perceptive critique of girth in America, the tell-tale was not the size of the objects but their apparent meltedness (and the image caption; although, if I am being honest, that came a bit

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I've heard blood types are used like astrological signs in Japan, and have heard horror stories of things like people being rejected for jobs because they had incompatible types. Which doesn't make it less stupid.

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WP:ANI? I posted it there first, so the community can object to my unilateral ban if they want. (But nobody has so far.) Anyway, I'm glad you thought my comment on Essjay's page funny, it gives me hope. :-) Peace.

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Yes, anyone who would question Shøp as a play on IKEA is very, very confused. (Although that doesn't have much to do with whether it was Danish or Swedish, perhaps). And of course it should be deleted nonetheless.

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Thanks for the block, though I think the scamp had given up by then. And, uh, this is awkward, proving that I clearly stalk you -- you seem to have responded to the question above with a review of the wrong page.

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probably prefer to use such a version in articles, at least most articles — not, say, if there's ever an article about the original draughtsman! Deleting the original seems like a really bad idea to me, sorry. It

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politically conservative editors behave like that! But the ones that do are a big group and a suspiciouos, confrontational, aggressive lot. :-( So an RfC is likely to be unbalanced by people with an axe to grind.

4736:. I know that someone excerpted it for a textbook that I had when young, but I know not who, so I decided I wanted to find an edition of Arbuthnot. (Oh, it is to laugh!) So there hasn't been an edition of his 10255:

I know the Norns (aka Palestinians), but Morn? I could never watch that show enough to know who the characters were, except for the astoundingly pretty Molly O'Brien (and she's even more astoundingly pretty in

1347:, as that's the proper way, I agree. I just didn't want one particular thing stomping on the article, especially when that thing was a TV show, and especially when its hero was such an obvious shill about it. 9540:

to change her mind) There are lots of famous people here (besides myself) including that woman who used to be in Dallas, I think she played the maid, and several British politicians enjoying the hospitality of

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I was offering my help in a spirit of kindness and international understanding. With all y'all foreigners, you need somebody who speaks English real good to splain things. (In Latin, sweat peas are mictus.)

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style, just the way the coloring is. If I were using the new one in an article, I would on the contrary make sure to point out in the caption that it was a "treated" version "after" the original such-and-such.

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I have requested a checkuser. Davenbelle last edited early december. Logs making checkuser posible is only kept for a month and due to that technical nature a checkuser is not possible hence the checkuser was

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Beautiful, Gan, thank you so much! I'd no idea you were so clever with wikicode design — I should have known from the theatre portal, of course. It's lovely, but the lady seems to have forgotten to put on her

10474:, so no need for any unilateral undeletion. (And I'm absolutely no fan of Snowspinner's, as my comments at DRV will show. This is no answer, though. It smacks of "outing" someone, and that's just silly.) 6595:

Sorry, I should have remembered there is no irony on the internet. :) No, I'm not assuming GF, we both know exactly who that is. My fault: Even in real life people think I'm serious when I'm trying to make a

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further steps are going to have to be taken at this point. Our administrators are the ones who are completely corrupted. And again I'm afraid I'll have to continue to post until this silliness comes to a

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after your experience of him being more willing to discuss than some people give him credit for. That can be done either now or when/if the ArbCom has accepted the case and set up an evidence page. Best,

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Yeah, I keep telling you, careful with those muffins, Gan! It sounds like an interesting effect, though. Why don't you send a portrait of yourself to Bunchofgrapes? I'm sure he'll make an animated gif of

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lying, I sure didn't know about it (and neither did my own sainted professors). When I typed in those numbers, above, it started to look depressing again. I want to outsource my grading to Bangalore.

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I award you this coffee machine for all those late nights you spend up writing new and interesting featured articles on wikipedia. You might need to fill it however, I seem to have drunk the last cup.

8693:. Other than that, none of the clicky clicky here here games can touch the old Infocoms for plotting and thoughtfulness. "Oooooh, my Orc ran double speed across the Jungle of Thithhy!" <yawn: --> 4595:

is on my watchlist!) And I don't seem to have had much of a notion of encyclopedic tone then, as the mention of Sontag is blatant editorializing. I've removed the paragraph; thank you for spotting it.

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Oh, cool. The spamfest Geogre is referring to, and mocking up a bit of an RFAr in a text editor, took forever, I've no idea where the time went, but that's me, "inefficiency" is my proud middle name.

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Generally, if the name doesn't follow naming coventions then you may go ahead and move it unless there is a dispute at which point it would be safe to only move if there is consensus to do so. Cheers!

317:. He's connected to Nelly. As for Garrick, it's too close to my bete noir, Samuel Johnson, whom I have been compared to so often that it's a standing joke between me and Bishonen and whom I actually 3242:

knows how many different ways of doing it, no consistancy and people still complain. Ok, my diatribe is complete. You may return to the destruction of Tokyo, just watch the historic temples, will ya?

10039:

I had access to Arbuthnot's "epitaph on Don Fransisco," which is about Charteris. I began the day writing Molloy and ended it adding a few lines from Arbuthnot to Charteris. :-) Charteris prompted

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you actually did post, and said that I had only been "pretending" not to see it in the meantime. I realize it's less embarrassing for you to go on flaming me than to actually look at the timestamps.

10640:

and bake us all a cake or something, perhaps we could ask Freppie round and have a party, you never know even ALoan and Paul August might pop by, at least we don't have to worry about gatecrashers.

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Oooh, I had a friend who forgot and left her heart on her sleeve when she tossed her blouse into the hamper, it went through the laundry and everything. It came out soft and fluffy, static-free and

7693:, you'll be blocked for harassment. Do you want to go down that road again, really? Wouldn't you rather work on your articles, now? As for you, Giano and Geogre, just cut it out, you're not funny. 5613:

have to be somebody involved, it only has to be somebody who has tried to resolve the dispute. As I explain in my statement, you'd much better try to find someone to try to resolve the dispute who

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Oh, and for comparison, see the history tab on Attalus I. It has been vandalized even more than yours was. I think, when it's an interesting story, the turds vandalize it less. The 11 year olds

940:

Shoot! If there were some other president in office in the US, I'd worry that my credibility were ruined by getting things wrong, but I will take a page from his coloring book and insist that I

9651:. If we hadn't, I would have written it by now. I was briefly obsessed with it a decade or more ago after reading about it in some magazine. Years later I did dine at the KFC now there... eh. — 6742:

a while back so I went looking for weird creatures to leave for my friends... and I love the name "fishapod", it's goofy. I left this one in a few places. Major apologies if offense was given.

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over here. I'll give him a piece of my new motto, which seems to have had an excellent effect on Bunchofgrapes, last seen running for the hills: "You toy with Bishzilla? You dance with death!"

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For diligently pursuing every means possible in attempting to deal with a disruptive new user, and following every step in gaining input from the community prior to enacting serious measures.

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I know, I know. More rumor of sockpuppets, etc. I just hit the wrong link from my watchlist. As for you, stray puppies beware! (Someone needs to be nice to newbies. Lord knows I'm not.)

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the plaintifs — I said I would if nobody else did. What's that? Sounds like a counterproductive ploy? Yeah. It seemed a good idea at the time, I don't really know why. Anyway. Thanks, Geogre.

8247:

You're working on drinking urine? It sounds unhealthy, but I suppose you would just have to close your eyes and gulp. Ummm, would this be your own or ... Nevermind: I don't want to know.

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Yes, I could see the progression too. It was like a train wreck in slow motion. That's why I hadn't been involved for a while. TWS was editing in good faith *as she knew it*, but... Yeah.

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the truth, so one's edits are by definition good, right, just, and NPOV. Pointing at WP:CIVIL or WP:NPA is trying to put a band-aid over one symptom of this syndrome, and it rarely works. —

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looks good, including the English, though perhaps a light grammar copyedit might also be in order. I'll try to find the time for it. (I mean, you have to admit that those would be the famous

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Umm, pretty much the same number. (Zero's a number, isn't it?) Oh, I had a student make eyes, but that's more unbelievably unthinkable every year. (I keep getting older. They don't.)

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enough on its own — I'll probably not end up doing one of those. I'll surely never find anything as colorful as Andrée again, no matter where I look! :-( How about you, any more glaciers?

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it. Therefore, I can't understand why its mere existence is an issue unless folks are simply going through every template and evaluating them as if they were articles. If they're doing

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the baritone, you sound great. Unfortunately, I have no idea what you're singing. Something about beauty and the hour something drunkeness? Wake up, you can pass out after you translate.

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that came with the Infocom game "A Mind Forever Voyaging," which was a game that didn't have any pictures at all. None. No pictures. Just a carrat cursor and a neat language parser.

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said that he keeps socks and keeps them alive. Sporadic edits, then none, and then sporadic edits again would be the very thing to duck the limelight and make a sock look like a foot.

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not up to me, if several people like the other version. I'll remove it from my page; I'm fine with that, as I'm against boxen anyway, on the whole. Thanks for being so polite, Saposcat.

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Sorry I had to give up and go to bed, W. I turned the horrible mess over to #wikimedia-tech and I see even they had a lot of trouble with it. I am darkly suspicious of the situation at

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temp. Admins to help handle this sort of thing, sort of having a "reserves" force on Knowledge, just like we have in the US, such as the military reserves and even the police reserves.

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to hide. And considering all the circumstantial suggestiveness of her few edits, this is the kind of case that would have been blocked as a sock "beyond reasonable doubt" before there

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is appropriate — has the page really been vandalized 9 times? (Vandalize is a very strong word.) It seems unlikely on the face of it. But I'll leave it to you, please think about it.

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Haha. Well, those particular ISBNs wouldn't hurt anybody, as they're not exactly paperback bestsellers, and the Smith is probably too old to have one anyway (did you know there even

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Whoa.. Sorry! I just thought it was a neat picture. Didn't really think about the transitional fossil/evolution, etc. aspect of it at all, that was NOT my intent. Someone left me a

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I saw that Esperanza was mentioned/involved somewhat. Unfortunately they seem to be having their own problems over the past few days. Are there any other groups around like that?

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Huh, are you are troll? I responded on you page, I don't know why you pretend not to see the text printed above. Please stop stalking me. My policy is not to feed trolls. Cheers,

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First: I can't believe you called me a brainwashed hippie! (Wait, sorry, wrong thread.) First: could someone please answer my question about ISBNs, editions, and page numbering? —

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That's not a religion, and I'm not funny. Tom Curse is funny. Conan O'Brien did a great bit where Mayor McCheese is OT VIII and standing up for Tom Curse's religious choices.

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A young Bishonenspang arrives in town, while a decadent Giano and Bunchofgrapes leer at her from a doorway and an unidentified female introduces her to a life of promiscuous sin.

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Ah! A wise man at last has arrived. You see BoG you have so much to learn. Freddyspong here understands exactly the advice I am giving. Beware the worm in the wood haemeroid

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blunt, but I think she needed the reminder that she was exhausting everyone's patience.) I don't think an apology was necessary, but to give one shows class on your part. --

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Writing up an RfC is a lot of trouble, while responding to it is easy, and why would he even bother to respond at all, when it's even simpler to go on just as he's been doing?

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holds up glass and drunkenly sings in magnificent baritone* "Libiamo, libiamo ne' lieti calici che la bellezza infiora, e la fuggevol ora s'inebri a volutta'..." *passes out*

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I'm not sure. How about "...in which all three expedition members labored in futility to push up the daisies that (alas!) would never bloom in their cruel arctic graveyard." —

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Finally, since the case is so common, it's hard to generate constructive interest in an RfC in an unknown editor with that editing pattern. It's not like when it's Sam Spade!

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What a marvelous idea...he can just take the head off of me as Jacob Marley on my userpage. That would be wonderfully scary...something to scare thew vandals away, for sure!

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I suppose Bishonen hasn't been to WP:AGE yet. Bunchofgrapes doesn't qualify yet. You have to have more in your retirement account than your checking account to go there.

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Sorry for not responding on this previously. First of all, I have been pretty sure this user is the same as the one creating trouble on other Finland-related pages, such as

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Everything seems ok -- did a couple of minor edits without being nabbed. Nice little user name -- huh? I'll have to wash out my talk page in a day or two. Thanks again.

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OK this may seem like a random comment but you historic types might appreciate it. I started at Molloy and was just randomly popping around... here's the links I followed:

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Everything's big in America (especially the Americans), and our raisins are that large unmelted. (Ok, so I meant bits of rat in the muffin. I'm assured by a very knowing

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If inline citations become a requirement, I'll never nominate an FA again. I will put parenthetical references in, provide editions, list page numbers, etc., but I will

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carve out our areas, so that's no crime, but the way he does it by resorting to personal references isn't cricket.) Resolved: if I'm not as eat up next year as this, I

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PS: I have linked "crêpes" because some people, especialy those from Idaho (and obsessed with food) and the like will only think we have odd funerary customs in Sicily.

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Most touching and fitting, I'm sure. But you'll only get me number eight, nine, etc, etc, etc, G'como. Might as well cut it out if the positively last appearances are

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Hello there, glad to hear it! As if to keep global incarceration constant, shades of the prisonhouse begin to close upon the growing girl. But first, tonight: to the

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Maybe we need to start suggesting that everyone read Fred's (?) essay on WP:NOT therapy. Goodnight, everyone. May all of your wikistress levels drop below the red.

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Did I disappear from your page just now, or did I disappear long ago? Me, I don't want to get framed, and prettiness is wholly inappropriate for me, in any sense.

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Knife? Check. Gun? Check. Extra shells? Check. Blackjack? Check. Brass knuckles? Check. Coltrops? Check. Taser? Check. Bad attitude? Double check.

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put my name forward for ArbCom. I thought about it seriously this year, but I knew I couldn't count on time, and I hate going through the icky to find the nut.

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I have just clicked on the Big Cock are there no planning laws or restrictions in your part of the world - Oh and opera was not the entertainment I had in mind!

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Cool, I was just looking for a good place to put them. (Your ears?). Now if you'll excuse me, I'd better go write a response to the Request for Arbitration that

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You do realize the pretentiousness comes in the very first sentence, and will thus appear ON the Main Page itself? I you want to change it, you'll have to do it

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as an obvious sock (or possibly meatpuppet). It's not editing from the same IP, but the CheckUser arbitrator that I consulted laughed at the idea that it would

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Mmm - I've been trying to get an article that wants to be 2,500 words into 1,800 words for the last few days... There is not much you can say in 1,800 words...

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Bish, you failed. It's the No Personal Attacks Personality Test, and when you said "piss," you were clearly insulting Bunchofgrapes to test his personality.

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Sure. I've put that link at the top of your list of WP pages. Now you have them all. And now I know where to find them, too; I'll just look at your page. :-)

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don't know what is". I wasn't quoting you, but using my own words: you call yourself "I", I call you "you". My point wasn't that you'd said something bad to

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go to bed now. But don't worry, the doctor is on call, as in I have the book right here (I love that book). I'll find the page numbers first thing tomorrow.

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Thank goodness for online translation services. "To who from the finger takes also the arm." Hmm. You make no more sense than EE, Giano. Are you Canadian? —

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so, Tups, but whatever. It's a shame you gave up, but I can't say I blame you. :-( The janitor was the colorful part, I quite agree. Love the Cruft family!

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have added substantially and created about 30 stubs related to the article...in about another week I'll slip it over to peer review and see what comes up.--

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My favourite Swedish band name is "The Kristet Utseende". Nice expansion, ALoan! Though I have to say your fetish for dead Swedes is a little unusual, yes.

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Yours is obviously better. Though the comment in the middle of the section header makes me nervous. Seems to work. By the way, welcome back! I missed you. —

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I don't know. "Catch TB at Border's Bookstore in Market Square" might draw a crowd. "Be sure to catch TB at the local theater." "Oh, TB, you're simply

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I assumed you know some japanese... I though you might want to comment on those. Also feel free to cleanup the kanji-romanji translations if necesary. :)

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first? Please read those instructions now, if you haven't already; I've restored them to the top of the RfC page,, where they should have been all along.

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one say "sweat peas" in Latin, anway? Would that be sudoris or desudo? And does anyone remember how to conjugate? legumen desudo-umsomekindofendinghere?

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you doing? Please tell me you aren't really planning to finish a concussion. And on a similar subject, did you know that my spell check wants to change

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Exactly. Actually, my chest wig is prescription. After all those surgeries I had, the doctors prescribed it for the sake of the public's digestion.

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apologize fully to El C and to undertake not to waste the time and patience of the admins' noticeboard the way you've been doing. Try to show that you

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system. As to adminship, well -- my time here is limited due to illness in the family for the forseeable future. Maybe later. Thanks for the help.

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Alloa, Alloa, alloa mosta beeyootifula lady, I ava chest-wig, gold effect medallion, and a vacency, just saya da word an my gondola is your gondola!

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I mean, a docudrama starts from a record of events that have already occurred and then dramatizes them. There is avant garde documentary, especially

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What's your dilery? An anatomical part? You'll have to put in some commented out caution in the article text, I think. I was just composing one. :-)

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Question: When she says "I'll be right back" and goes to the restroom, but she doesn't come back...how long should you wait before you call a cab?

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We've noticed. (Grin, duck, run)... (I still have scars...) But you're not the ogre you want everyone to think you are, as I mentioned in my RfA...

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nervous? I couldn't believe it when it seemed to work. Thank you, watch your tulipfaces go round and round (how about some programmer<cough: -->

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I played Adventure on a Vax, but the best of all time, the one that proves no doubt that kids today know absolutely nothing about good plots, was

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Yes, yes, don't call the devil's name or spit into the wind or say "Betleguese" three times fast or feed the trolls or pour waters on Gremlins.

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and I've got a scanner, so I'll prolly scan some reproductions of gruesome things, but nothing as horrid as Nell Gwynn with a G-hair extension.

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If that's the criteria, I qualify easily. But that's saying more about my checking account than anything else. I still think I might qualify for

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Example: type ]. That'll make it show up 150 pixels wide. In fact, uh, I see you removed the pixel indication, 100px, that was already there in

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Well, we all know you try. But until you've got your wikiface SPINNING in your sig, you don't even know what vulgar ostentation is! YEEE HAAAA!

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OMG what a mess. Ping me on IRC, Fred, and I think we can simplify this, indeed. And if you've got time to join us, Tups, it would be perfect.

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I see what you mean. The Montesquieu reference is obviously no good at all without the expansion I seem to have been planning at the time. (So

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Scan 'em and bring 'em on. Yeah, that "explaining herself" of yours has to come from sleep deprivation or dubiously legal substances, I agree.

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not referred to in the page which lists all the non-private welcome templates. Ok, I will just use welcome instead of creating oldwelcome2. -

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For those interested, I've finished overhauling and overwriting the Lintot article now. He appears to have been far, far more agreeable than

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and the gallery there got me writing paragraphs about the plates, and that got ALoan and me looking for some of the scandalous figures. The

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that hit your gentleman caller four minutes later, heh heh. Freakofnurture is apparently more sure of the static IP business than I was. :-)

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Wingnuts frappé? Giano, I don't believe in reincarnation, but I keep seeing one particular ghost materializing in several coats of flesh.

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Thank you, Ryan, that was the very word I was looking for for my indefatiguably talkpage-posting friends: bizarre! Have a good graduation!

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I'm telling you, if you keep that up with your weasels and your ferrets, you're going to be in trouble. It's very clearly outlined in the

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views on that RfC. But in an unguarded moment, and as part of an attempt to get some of the RfC creators to take it to ArbCom — since they

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I resent that implication. I'm not sure what you're implying, but I resent it. :P And its "bah, humbug!" not "arf arf" I'll have you know.

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You hadn't posted it when you said you had, and not when I replied. Compare the timestamps, then get lost and take your insults with you.

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No lets stick to to Freppy's treats, I dislike offal - are we having any music at this party - something classical and tasteful I think.

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The Big Chicken, when it was built, was off in the middle of the woods. There are zoning laws all over Marietta, now (despite its being

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Our articles are comprehensible and NPOV. The 1911's are only sometimes one or the other and rarely both together. A G-hair is like a

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Blame Giano? Nonono, I'm delighted he doesn't. Tell me, do you want to ... do that ...? Have you felt like that for a long time... ?

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Arghhh... my edit wouldn't go through at first. Wiki is up-down-up-down here in Euprope right now. But i blocked him just before! :-)

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promoting the common abbreviation of a lung ailment as your nick, Tijuana Brass. Consider Brass, TBrass, BrassOnes... avoid the whole

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I saw that Dot Bitch character as well...I could have acted myself but got entangled in other things...maybe we both work too much.--

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to blink at the same time, as I don't think people would get the best out of the blinking in a sig-size spinner, anyway. (Arf! Arf!)

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have one of the best endings of all time, but I found a single picture-dripping game that had a similarly good ending, and that was

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overt attempt to poke someone in the eye.) My apologies for thinking you were tweaking the feeb. BTW, now that you mention it, it

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Be careful of mentioning that last name. ACBWSOTs can hear it when you speak their name aloud in the light of a computer monitor.

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All I can think of when I see your name is the album "A Taste of Honey" and and now you bring up ass. An Ass of Honey? sheesh, I am

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Question: What do you do to clean bits of buildings off your teeth, and how do you get rid of those embarassing school bus stains?

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Aww! A bishapod for Freply's (somewhat more intimidating) Darwin Bish to (gulp) play with! They're both lovely, thank you so much!

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Oh.... Hmmm. Hmmm. Pretty much A7. There really isn't much of a claim of notability, and comic book studies.... Yeah, well.

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her own good. I am not at all nice, but I have no ferrets in my fireplace. Why do you think this is? Now you all think on that.

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If the reference is unobtrusive, why are folks arguing? I should think the number of links is sufficient to have something like "

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any CheckUser. I'm sorry to see that people keep assuming Macai is the same user; I hope you'll help me defend his right to edit.

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so the arbitrators don't get brain cramps reading it, and I'll do some research on his edits for vios we didn't have in the RfC.

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Well, the face is gonna be idealized, in't it? That's surely her. She's in some famous part of hers there, I'm pretty sure. And

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Oh, those. Just the usual, don't mention it. And I was merely speaking a spell so you'd be able to post here in accordance with

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Sounds like you're just like me, then, EB. I'm pretty much the worst person. I've posted the RFAr anyway, as all the people who

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what some people do with boxes. This is hilarious. Need to steal a kidney or provide a blood transfusion? What absurdity.

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Forgive him.....he is British..they have no romance in their souls, they see not the beauty in having their bolox frozen off.

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That is just sooooooooo much the tackiest thing I have ever seen, I suppose BoG will have a regurgitating camembert next!.....

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Masquerading? Why Bish, whatever can you mean? (It's too bad there isn't an emoticon for 'nod nod, wink wink, say no more')

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put in inline citations (little footnoteries). (Bish, I got a wild hair and decided that I really, really wanted to re-read

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18, you know that's crazy talk!) to help. Or Geogre, who has fixed up one of them. But neither of them loves such chores.

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the best person were too busy, I think, from the way the discussion on the RFC talkpage ended some days ago. If you wish,

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obit. (I scan the obits in the English broadsheets once in a while in case someone interesting shuffles off...) I see the

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me are few; I soon decided that arguing with TWS was too surrealist for me, I'm impatient that way. But the discussions

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No, rat. Even if there's a dead bishop on the landing, the meals have rat, unless the rats have starved eating British

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I think she's of precarious health, actually, probably too much so for major movie work. But she's a very good actress.

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I think it needs help in a paragraph (attrition), and the maps need to be embiggened. Otherwise, it's a great story.

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but even that really started out as a New Wave film and accidentally became documentary. I'd leave it as New Wave and

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and only one, in all my years, eligible young lady call me up with interest. However, I did the right thing, alas.)

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Ha! Soon there will be room for nothing BUT Uppsala on the Main Page. When are you gonna FAC your university article?

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Can not be denied. (1973. Blue Haze) ......pass me a Marlborough lite someone, I've suddenly become quite emotional

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I want in that department, just by clicking my fingers. Now please get on with your work, and stop interupting me.

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Sure. There is Christianity of the Roman Catholic, the Anglican, and the Assorted Protestant sort, Norse myth, and

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No, I most certainly am not. I feel absurd doing this, especially after already making myself ridiculous by posting

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The correct spelling of the word is obviously "Bitchonen"! (I've always been rather surprised that more angry users

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Close but no cigar, hombre. The differences are subliminal, in an unnoticeable way; important, and hard to see. --

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On mine, actually, but, what's more, you began and ended with something I worked on today. Having just gotten the

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It appears clear second thoughts are not necesary in this case. You didnt really had to give a lenghty response. :)

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Besides, she's already married to me. It was a secret ceremony. (No, I won't say which "she" I'm referring to.)

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that I have not picked up, or in the obits in the Swedish newspapers referred to there? I left out the mention of

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would be infuriated if they knew they could be looked up as a "dog breed". *Shakes head at the state of the world*

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I beat you to it. Hmm, I don't think the servers are done waking up yet; the salon here is acting a little funny. —

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fresh! But she was lucky - she really should have checked the label, a lot of people's hearts are dry-clean-only.

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be a sock. And indeed, I'm convinced the community will uphold the block. That reminds me I need to go post it on

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Might as well just get it started. The main content is going to be coming in from lots of different peoples. --

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is an interesting edit, running rather counter to some conclusions you had formed about the user. I go home now.

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Sure; I never meant to imply that the precise approach the anon was following was the right one. Thanks Geogre! —

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Uh-huh. Well I'm done posting here. Permanently. Can't wait to see the mock that follows this message here. :) —

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I have never seen raisins melt like that - perhaps American raisins behave differently? Anyway, the caption at

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Johnson is a world, much like Shakespeare, and I won't visit for a day if I can't get to know the whole of it.

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Huh? What happen? I'm blinking! Is this the face that launched a thousand ships, all of them trying to get away?

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Hi there, Kawai neko! Not sure what "the number of users" refers to? But let me break down my offences for you:

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You too? (Yeah, my view and the other "outside" views are on the talk page now. I don't know if I want to be

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You mean "you five," not "you both." It's a plural marriage thing. In secret. In camera. In vino veritas.

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Very pretty bloom! Speaking of pretty, Bunchy, could you possibly make me a spinning Bishzillahead? It doesn't

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sort. Lintott was somewhere between. Also, it looks like Pope was the dunce in all this, and yet Lintott got

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on the cover, that's unfortunately got lettering on it. The g in "English" goes right down into her hair. :-(

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Note that there is a new Geogre's Law: #9: "If I don't close my parentheses and brackets, I can never die."

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Cool. Yep, don't mention stuff like that, it's a gift to any amateur detectives ouot there. Goodnight Geogre!

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It's the kind of errand you'll get sent on to be out of the way. ;P. To fetch water in a sieve. To collect a

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step would be reporting him to the university. For not-so-obvious cases of vandalism--"bad users"--report on

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I'm still willing to try to hammer in WP:NLT and WP:NPA. Who knows, maybe the horse will learn how to sing.

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Ahem. 'Good Faith'. I don't have a degree in literature *or* a chest wig, so I'm just a bystander here.

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LOL. I tried that, and am now in a persistent vegetative state. It was worth it, though. It looked lovely.

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Excuse me? You're going to have to keep posting? On my page? After you've gone on and on about how you're

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It seems to be Bish's day for w*ding in the woods - I wouldn't want to be rude to our gracious hostzilla!

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Oh, sheesh, another one? Is there a more pathetic creature than a duke-lover? Thanks for letting me know.

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Hey, I'm gonna write that down... that'd make a good stage name for when I start my male modeling career.

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or something like that... where school vandalism is supposed to be reported. It was announced on AN/I.

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Perfectly safe and sterile either way, don't you worry! Did you read the article? Vaguely fascinating. —

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Where? I see nothing but justified, and understandable, compliments to my intelligence, charm and wit.

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You embarrass the establishment with your gender confusion, Giano! Say hallo to Mrs Spang! And now....

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this silly version, give me a shout and it can be uploaded under a new name: maybe Barneyapod? :/ ..

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Sorry. I was mesmerised by the rotating tulip. (Last time I asked, they said it was a known bug.) --

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Yes, I agree. Go away and don't come back. Jetz, meine kleine Freppiechen, Caro mio, where were we

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Barney the Bishapod. He's cute and cuddly. He no doubt went extinct from being hugged to death!

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Not to be pedantic or anything, but I suspect that a sweat pea is something you did not mean. :-)

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Don't contradict Giano. He'll go all Latin on your ass. If you look closely, you can see the sweat.

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and keep on moving, but be prepared for it to be moved back or to be asked to justify the move. --

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I think it's time a took a long Wikibreak, but I just can't bear to give so many so much pleasure.

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come up with that one, I would have thought it'd be the first, uh, zinger to suggest itself. ;-))

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Since the thing was invented and used solely as a joke, I can't understand how anyone would even

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is a disambiguation page and thus disqualified out of the gate. I suppose I could always work on

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look a bit like a Barney the Dinosaur tadpole -- complete with inevitable non-threatening grin.

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comments. I know I'm not supposed to have tripped over, etc., but that was just irresistable.)

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Haha. Click on the link and you'll see how used he is to hearing it in Bishzilla's dulcet tones.

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Hey, I'm just waiting for someone to cleverly point out that my name ends in ass. Wwwhhhoooaaaa!

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Hmm, that particular color correction at least, to my eye, oversharpens some of the dark lines. —

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gets a backlog, why not appoint some Wikipedians who are known to be long standing Wiki-citizens

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Mmmmmm... oh, all right. Yes, that would be very nice, thanks. Hey, can I have it spinning round

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And the greatest ending of all time. These crazy shoot-em-up kids today know nothing of pathos.

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omitted to make a new subheading when they went on to other subjects. I'll do it. There, happy?

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Allo beeyootifulla lady!.... you wanna see my very macho chest-wig and "gold effect" medallion?

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Ahhhhhh, more flattery! Please say the part about "great" again, I couldn't quite hear you! ;-)

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Right. It all dissolved without any hard feelings at all... sometimes you worry for nothing. //

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Let me know if you want them edited, I can help take the load off the little tyke and Geogre.

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and has a theory to account for it (wouldn't you know it ;-)). I hope he's wrong, that's all.

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OK, give me a day or two. (And ALoan, this whole muffin thing has been educational, thanks.) —

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I doubt the muffin man of sacred memory was selling anything containing chocolate chips. See

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discourage him. (You should have had an invigorating edit war with the anon right away! ;-))

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Question: How should one deal with an anonymous, infallibly cheerful, persistent "friend" ?

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At least I got paid. Now my bank will fumble and sniff the check for a few days before they

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did not use any birds at all for the confection, although, being Italian, he did like nuts.

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in A.D. 79. :-) Anyway, at ease, as you were, "inline citations" does not equal "footnotes"!

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understand UPC codes. Now I have to run down to the ATM machine. You knew this was coming.) —

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deletionist, unless they are generative of substantial discussion that persists over time.)

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Nice images, particularly G in his dress. I was surprised that someone *ahem* needed to turn

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Hmmm... No sharpening was applied. Just levels adjustments as the histogram was all skewed.

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What makes you sure those are chocolate chips? They may be what the muffin man also had in

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many earnest youngsters caught in the poisonous cycle of writing to celebrate themselves.

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Um.... hi! I'm thoroughly dazzled by them, thank you. It's an, um, impressive combination.

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And here I was worrying that this page was getting all, "coherent" and stuff... Well, glad

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and then deleted (us superhumans can still see the history, kindly fall down and worship).

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LOL, yes, the rarely seen full "Come now" mode. It's fine. Sorry you feel bad, sweetheart.

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Thanks for voting in my request for administrator rights, even though it failed (13/30/4).

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Er, ferretproof chimney grates? A deweaseling service? Mustelid management professionals?

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I wasa talkin to Slim nota you! You shooie away and talka to your olding Sweedy Lothario!

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Question: What should one do when brought as an involved party into a nuisance RfArb? --

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I couldn't agree more. Personally, I've always preferred a Marchese over a Duke any day.

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than a participant. But perhaps I could interest you in a hopping palace, or something? —

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I've been biten by more forward women than you've had hot dinners sunshine. I can have

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references immediately below a section, in the middle of an article; what's that about?

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before hitting the bucolic splendor of Penna. I figure we'll be able to pick up some

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CheckUser wasn't conclusive, Essjay seemed very sure that a new user with that IP had

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are the opposite of what people will do in order to ensure advantages for themselves?

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My head is spinning and I feel the muffins that I just ate coming back up again! Ach!

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every morning. (I've also been terrorized by a ghost once, but I left it alone.) My

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It was me who blocked TWS indefinitely as having exhausted the community's patience,

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Situation has been settled. No need to semi-protect it now, but thanks nonetheless. —

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with her mournful trumpet sound the passing of these noble men and valiant heroes."

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I liked the first one better, however "lost the fight" just doesn't strike the right

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Coolness indeed. I bet that gets you a lot more girls than any chestwig ever would.

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has only very poor b&w reproductions inside. And while it has a fine big glossy

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Good grief, I was referring to what you said ABOVE. Namely that you were leaving my

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You have no idea how rarely those things work on getting girls, so when one finally

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From CorbinSimpson to Bishonen for excellence in personal conduct, May 23, 2006. -

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asleeep; just got up to open the window. (Now I'm thinking I might jump out of it!)

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Thanks for reverting my talk page. I'm seriously at my wits end with these people.

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place! As long as mine was done, I put it in, though. Geogre, you get to pick one!

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Question: Do you have any advice for revitalizing Tokyo's decaying urban core? --

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Freply's a woman who is currently boggling at the idea that we have no article on

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I imagine KillerChihuaha likes that mirror, even if you don't, Geogre. Arf! Arf! —

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I know, the wiki has gone insane, completely insane, I love it! I love you, too!

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There's just no such thing as a non-religious conversation with Geogre anymore. —

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no, you're in the right, they're all wrong, anyone who tells you you're wrong is

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Made Moe a bit smaller, in the hope that Geogre will stop messing with the image.

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No, no, you didn't make a mess — did you not mean for it to show up that big on

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I did read it. It left me feeling vaguely nauseated, and we can only hope that

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you called me a troll and a stalker. You claimed to have posted on my page, and

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head spinning, if you ask nicely. Wouldn't that be a delight for your userpage?

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I'm not sure I would call it verite, myself. It's more New Wave than anything (

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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I'm never sure if anybody's actually talking to me on this page. I've seen it.

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undeserved. I needed you to reassure Bunchofgrapes, and I wasn't lying. If I

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No. You'll have to do it by hand: write out (or paste in) the code every time.

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Please sign, I don't know who you are... Frankly, I'd forgotten about leaving

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Sigh... I see you have replied to me on your own page also. Never mind, then.

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reinsert his own vandalism counter (but he did)? I haven't researched whether

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Lah di dah! I only do it on my own page sometimes, Cyde. It's my playpen. :-)

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the pages someone has set up a WP: shortcut for, though, you could look here:

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and the world was then still, as only sobbing sounded across the frozen tundra

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Dont't be sarcastic Geogre - people may think we you are a grumpy old bunny!

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d? Isn't anybody gonna go defend me, except dear Bunchofgrapes? Giano! Don't

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as funny, I mean, geez. Perhaps you can recolor it the way panderichthys was

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is now a (curious?) blue link. Just a stub. Wow, we actually have a page for

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Infra dig, perhaps, but you could suggest / request Attalus or the others at

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Answer: Is it or is it not your business what he uses it for? Yes, you did.

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Bless you children, I am returned to you! Put it down Geogre! I'm sure that

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where you go to complain about deletions? Not the deleting admin's page.

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Thank you, and thanks to all who helped revert my special little "friend".

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kind of a proposal, I'm trying to organise a roundtable on community norms.

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Stop showing off how funny you are, Lar, compared to poor unfunny Geogre. —

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Answer: Bask in the glory, and enjoy the obvious envy of paltry musclers-in

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You're welcome. Perhaps you saw on JohnnyCanuck's page my appeal to him to

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Happy Spring celebration / Easter (as your preferences and beliefs dictate)

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case"... Felonius Monk's "contrived embroglio" is the best so far, though!

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I think that covers most varieties of religious experience on Knowledge.

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Mrph. Those weasel words are dang slippery when you go to count them. :-)

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which? Chest wigs or literature degrees? In your case, I'm thinking both?

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My heartiest congratulations to you on writing a wonderful, amazing FA on

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don't like Attalus I. ("You must be this tall to ride the Knowledge.")

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There is a better version that I color corrected in commons a while ago:

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PS Sheesh can I be any more ingracious? Thanks for the great additions. —

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Just think! One day, if you are lucky, your new version will be mirrored

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and actually somewhat reputable, which makes his cojoining with Curll in

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Here's hoping that if the bunny leaves you any beans they're this kind!

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articles like that and am suspicious of some of this one's defenders.

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His political opinions and POV--I warn you I'm a bit cynical here, and

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Slim, bear in mind that he means "gold plate effect laquer medallion".

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are what people won't do to ensure disadvantages for others? Got it. —

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Don't worry I'm sure one of your peers like Orane would do it for me.

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Well, Mr. Tos, the Italian immigrant who came up with the recipe for

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Will? Willing? Weleding? Yes, that's the worldwide web for you. :) —

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thereby self-identify as involved? (Compare the page instructions).

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Its a blessed miracle! - she is returned to us! - Praise the Lord: "

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http://commons.wikimedia.org/Image:Theatre_Royal_Drury_Lane_1813.png

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Indeed you can, you can place any links you like on your own pages.

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which will shortly be a featured article. Now grow up all of you.

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Gerroff! Vixen! Don't you try your wiles on my good Eyetalian boy!

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accusations, and don't make silly "tests" at other users' expense.

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a very serious insult to him. When Pope got pissed off at you, he

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Ooh some more: For Drury Lane, see what is about to take place at

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PS, it is not proper for disgraced criminals to rotate, obviously.

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If you make it all realistic and scientific and stuff it won't be

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100 autoblocks! Almost terrorist in impact. I'm sure that other

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Answer: Call a cab what? /me falls over laughing at dinosaur wit.

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muffins. (Raisins, I mean. Why? What did you think I meant?)

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Well, this isnt the first time I made a wrong assumption ^_^. --

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P.S. You might want to make a similar remark like on ANB/I in

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I have put a pointer to the disambiguation page at the top of

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As for what happens next, that'll be me posting on your RFA.

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and I need to ask my son who lives with me (no...no... he's

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I looove this thing! Rolling on the floor laughing out loud!

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Yeah, edit conflict. Easy to beat me when you only put it in

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That still wouldn't be a very strong argument. <sigh: -->

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I may not always be here, indeed, and I sleep sometimes, so

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is now open for adding a short statement or your sig. Best,

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Sorry - thought you would have noticed. It was suggested at

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Oh, man, those 1911 Britannica articles stink SO MUCH. :-(

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Bitter jerks. And naturally, when I tried to suggest that

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I love lurking, you find the coolest things. What a story!

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them! Why aren't I at a good rare book room? Oh, well.)

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Heh, it's fine — it's nice to see people take an interest!

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OK thanks. I suppose I stumbled on an exceptional case. //

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OK, I might as well post it, I've got it typed. Here goes.

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has written some parts for her for the Brunnsgatan venue.

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Gently slipped away, guided by angels, into a better world

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nicht verloren". Entry ticket at the student carneval at

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Answer: On talkpages only. And only until you get dizzy.

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If you make it all realistic and scientific and stuff it

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Based on editing pattern, you might check the history of

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BITCH!!!'s block is" Your IP address is 207.200.116.72.

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OK, I'll post a first bit tomorrow. Unless you want to?

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That's hard work! Can I just make one spinning around? —

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You mean that you were telling him that you think that

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Appreciate the assisstance. One other thing, next time

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Almost all our articles do, dear. Have a cup of tea. —

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Seriously? I mean, I know he's written articles about

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sorted! It's back to normal now that Giano turned up.

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I wish you both all the luck and fortune you deserve!

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something? There's got to be some simple explanation.

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more memorably even than Curll, though not as often.

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making an actual animated gif of the flowery whirl?)

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Correction: I see that the discussion is underway at

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as herself"? What does that mean? She is an actress.

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I told you I'd authored the article and 3357:page, unfortunately. Thanks for letting me know. 2968:that's so cute, if only it weren't so sad... How 10574:Aww, you're just not a nasty old cynic like me. 8012:Answer: At all times, apply the 'Zilla Zolution. 7587:Examples, please? Those are my ways and won'ts. 4364:Paging Ms. Milhous, Ms. Milhous to the ER please 3483:S. A. Andrée's Arctic balloon expedition of 1897 2849: 2185:You bet it is. All my new sigs are interesting. 7960:Dear Mammon, dear Mammon, you have no complaint 6287:'s a better autoblock search tool, courtesy of 5512:P.S. I was interested to see that you at first 2993:Oh, I'm sure the ending will be a knockout. -- 1101:Apt schmapt. I declare we have a consensus for 10054:of 2004 has huge holes in it. It didn't have 9947:than actual size, because that looks horrible. 9545:, I wouldn't be surprised if that nice little 8459:it unless they were in on the joke, much less 7969:Stop wishin for bad luck and knockin' on wood. 7689:rolled back like a common vandal. If you post 6641:fall for it, it's natural to get protective. 6433:...have you seen him? That's me on the left.-- 5467:(who never wants to sail anywhere by himself) 2520:, with real shepherd on top? Very popular in 8609:I'm so old that I remember the free issue of 7836:Aunt 'Zilla's Etiquette Tips and Intimate FAQ 7163:Never grease your weasel. You'll go blind. 3862:Oh Geogre! There are times when I despair a 3825:Excuse me, didn't you mean "to be pedantic"? 639:Knowledge:Today's featured article/April 2006 7470:You babblers! Do you even realize I've been 6446:Awwww, why couldn't MONGO be the one on the 6323:it's a silly question, but how can he think 5485:Knowledge:Requests for arbitration/Infinity0 5206:, but I hope you noticed that it was a post 5009:Knowledge:Requests for arbitration/Sam Spade 951:(which probably is the more readable one). 578:from a redirect into an article, though. -- 10791:I of course replied, something here inside, 9943:. P.S. Just, never try to display an image 9507:23°? Much the same here. So where are you, 9154:though. (To George:) Ouch! What's G-hair? — 8685:on IBM PC Jr. Also, Mind Forever Voyaging 8154:Piss. I mean, that was a plant — a test of 7313:Freply's a woman. Careful of your ferret. — 6991:If you read thewolfstar's talkpage archive 5435:Recommended reading for the Salon book club 4120:Uh, the first one, not "Scarred for Life." 1079:on White's Island in 1897" will be great. 10751:' "Bishonen" rather loudly and tonelessly. 10385:Are you bothering my cousin, little doggy? 9334:Turn that frown upside down, LOL! *hug* - 7499:I'll get the wheat whites and wine for my 4847:Could you copyedit my Swedencruft, please? 2748:It's like a whirlpool and it never ends... 2481:that such is a staple of London cooking. 1749:. According to Knowledge, it is "starring 1416:is to put highly visible announcements on 900:as Budha and Thomas Carlyle recommended. 738:No, BoG that was a joke, not an invitation 10816:Sure, I'll take a look as soon as I can. 7966:So listen up, buster, and listen up good: 3056:I'm sure it will help to know what it is 2942:, not for returning the counter. You got 10653:Party?? Shall I bring the tasty treats? 10407: 10396: 10388: 9047:Knowledge:Requests for comment/Moby Dick 8089: 7839: 7717: 6953: 6825: 6701: 6021: 5968: 4827:Happy 30,000 jubilee! And get a load of 4548: 4028:Translation of Andrée expedition article 3802: 2399: 2303: 2276: 2107: 279:(speaking of travesties of articles). — 261: 249: 10703:Unrelated to anything, but it's simply 10412:For you, Frepzilla, the live sardines! 9736:go up I-85 again, I'll photograph it. 8797:You've been exposing yourself again??? 8429:going to use this template, obviously.) 6979:The number of users (Thewolfstar etc..) 5860:descended on her talk page to tell her 5793:the little guy; the big fish had just 3499:Great article! I enjoyed reading it. -- 1395:committed suicide from boredom, and my 254:I guess you could use this in a sig... 14: 6406:Spendin' da dough, spendin' da dough! 5369:! I love quickblock and rollback. :-) 5234:Funny you should ask, I just did. :-) 2404:Lighten up and have one of these, Al. 666:and accepted surprisingly quickly. -- 271:Cool: that should be of help to me in 256:if you wanted to drive everyone insane 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 10298:CorbinSimpson's Request for Adminship 8289:up to GA status, he could be rightly 8231:, there's a prime candidate for GA. — 7331:. What kind of encyclopedia is this? 6712:transition fishapod (lobefinned fish) 4205:It's the drinking song from act I of 3526:Only one 'great' per customer. :-) -- 1509:Really do appreciate the assisstance 8126:Good article candidate, or featured? 7052:In any case thank you for your time. 6958:Barney the Bishapod, patent pending. 6228:You mean people who don't encourage 5598:Knowledge:Requests_for_comment/Cyde2 3401:Can you please answer my questions? 2281:Moe is here to say Happy Easter! -- 25: 9902:Thank you Corbin! I appreciate it. 9708:! Bringer of the Peachoid Peach!" 9452:with apologies to Baronin von Trapp 8389:Yogis drink it, and making it is a 7104:Nono, you've doubled the negative. 6425:File:HK Disneyland Goofy n fans.jpg 5306:Oh, and the "Oh, come now!" wasn't 4468:Re the whole de-bureaucrating thing 3264:First, this is a website. Second, 754:Don't worry, Giano, I'm more of an 23: 10359: 10352: 10302: 10218: 10211: 9614:Burdizzos? You Italians and your 9440:But firmly they compel us cook-coo 6786:"We may have to use nuclear force" 4240: 3540: 2653: 2392: 2176: 632:Buckingham Palace on the Main Page 506:Animated gif coming on all right? 313:Oooh! Oooh! Bunchofgrapes, read 114: 24: 10837: 9634:tools there to complete things. 9437:Regretfully they tell us cook-coo 7013:And thirdly: yesterday I blocked 3555:— what's she doing out among the 3412:you will find yourself mistaken. 2857:ones I can easily find). Here's 2512:Rat? Are you sure you don't mean 1907:Is there anything interesting in 594:Like she needs more help there! — 440:-like creature, and Tonson was a 10380: 10158:help your grade.") (I also had 9871: 9751:Beckjord still lurking around... 9570:is the place to go a squishing! 8348:I can't quite figure out who is 7937: 7907: 7885: 7858: 7809:Dare I mention.... Scientology? 7003:me are pretty comprehensive! ;-) 6424: 6123:Thanks so much for voting on my 6113: 6046: 5973:Auntie Bishzilla's Advice Column 5965:Auntie Bishzilla's Advice Column 5584:language, I'm about to go ape. 5406:Do you have a couple of minutes? 4558:Hello, Moe, you're looking very 3887: 3769:Photographs and Swedish legalese 3469: 2703: 2193: 2123: 1651: 1442:Will do. This was a creation of 1108: 1016:" is the way I would express it 778: 710: 646: 612: 546: 510: 478: 391: 222: 185: 149: 135:Without a care: Sansouuci for FA 29: 8705:Re: I wish you no harm (either) 8158:personality. Didn't twig, huh? 8005:Privacy-lover in Personal Space 7032:That's it, enjoy your reading. 6560:How was the Threepenny Opera? 4886:is the powers that be? I don't 2386:I hear the muffin man lives on 1703:has some other references, and 1038:MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA<cough: --> 9801:Thanks for being patient with 9399:An ode for this sad occasion:- 9313:. The jury's in now, I'm sure. 7953:Worshiping Mammon in Megatokyo 6347:Talk:Emancipation Proclamation 5165:understand what the problem is 822:Warning, danger Will Robinson! 13: 1: 9112:National Portrait Gallery|NPG 6219:users were impacted as well. 5617:personally involved, anyway. 5605:certifying to have attempted 5167:, and people may be lenient. 3428:Thanks for getting back to me 2361:Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor 1002:Ballooon landing on main page 917:appeared on the Main Page on 246:Shakey with a side of Garrick 10233:Would you like to try being 10043:to scan the engravings from 9110:, which I snitched from the 8075:score to a Wiki-beginner :) 7776:Well, at least there's some 5978:Dear Bishonen (the sublime), 5491:Bishonen: she's everywhere! 5365:My pleasure — 'twas a whole 4387:Well done, doctor. Thanks. — 2455:User:Fir0002/Fir0002_gallery 2104:For all those late nights... 1707:has some a paper reference ( 7: 10788:If Freppie's love was true, 9957:Love, tender and ever-green 7903:Answer: /me destroys Tokyo. 7120:it. So it's still right. — 6106:Thanks for voting on my RfA 5934:The Dutch manage to have a 3926:This edit's for you, sorta! 3921:This edit's for you, sorta! 3892:10:54, 27 April 2006 (UTC). 3812:Umm, Giano, you might mean 1960:Oh good; well, I mentioned 1709:Svenskt biografiskt lexikon 10: 10842: 10785:They, asked me how I knew, 9647:we have an article on the 9568:Willow Grove, Pennsylvania 9410:from the clock in the hall 8560:on my own merits though. — 7867:Question: Was I violating 7203:prende anche il braccio" ( 6463:Autoblocker on the rampage 6121:Thanks so much for voting! 5753:Claxton Fruitcake Bakeries 4730:The Art of Political Lying 4676:Glacier National Park (US) 4575:15:23, 30 April 2006 (UTC) 4538:15:10, 30 April 2006 (UTC) 4512:16:48, 30 April 2006 (UTC) 4495:16:33, 29 April 2006 (UTC) 4460:04:02, 30 April 2006 (UTC) 4449:10:44, 29 April 2006 (UTC) 4419:02:53, 29 April 2006 (UTC) 4410:Cool. 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Charteris 9879:The Barnstar of Diligence 8844:and I will be going now! 8580:is your friend, citizen. 7994:! Actually, I like your " 6177:Knowledge:Knowledge abuse 6054:The Barnstar of Diligence 5849:lot for causing trouble? 4215:inspired me momentarily. 3664:Artistic opinion rquested 158:18:32, 9 April 2006 (UTC) 129:10:47, 9 April 2006 (UTC) 10825:06:35, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10803:19:38, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10762:16:22, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10742:15:58, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10729:21:07, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10714:14:55, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10695:14:49, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10671:13:57, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10658:13:55, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10649:12:53, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10633:12:16, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10622:08:28, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10604:00:05, 29 May 2006 (UTC) 10583:11:21, 28 May 2006 (UTC) 10562:19:43, 27 May 2006 (UTC) 10531:12:53, 26 May 2006 (UTC) 10521:12:47, 26 May 2006 (UTC) 10508:10:26, 26 May 2006 (UTC) 10495:10:21, 26 May 2006 (UTC) 10479:02:36, 26 May 2006 (UTC) 10466:02:23, 26 May 2006 (UTC) 10453:02:23, 26 May 2006 (UTC) 10419:17:48, 25 May 2006 (UTC) 10374:07:18, 26 May 2006 (UTC) 10342:00:26, 25 May 2006 (UTC) 10291:22:16, 24 May 2006 (UTC) 10267:20:25, 25 May 2006 (UTC) 10249:16:18, 25 May 2006 (UTC) 10203:15:33, 25 May 2006 (UTC) 10167:13:28, 25 May 2006 (UTC) 10141:13:07, 25 May 2006 (UTC) 10111:10:36, 25 May 2006 (UTC) 10092:04:08, 25 May 2006 (UTC) 10063:02:53, 25 May 2006 (UTC) 10031:00:04, 25 May 2006 (UTC) 9992:Templar (disambiguation) 9971:22:13, 24 May 2006 (UTC) 9941:18:39, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 9911:14:07, 24 May 2006 (UTC) 9852:18:36, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 9842:15:34, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 9828:15:05, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 9818:14:23, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 9785:Still have that copy of 9773:14:21, 24 May 2006 (UTC) 9741:15:52, 24 May 2006 (UTC) 9720:12:44, 24 May 2006 (UTC) 9693:23:18, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 9682:Guadalcanal Diary (band) 9661:22:30, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 9639:22:14, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 9610:19:51, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 9590:19:35, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 9579:14:31, 23 May 2006 (UTC) 9559:20:40, 22 May 2006 (UTC) 9520:18:33, 22 May 2006 (UTC) 9503:18:24, 22 May 2006 (UTC) 9488:17:55, 22 May 2006 (UTC) 9463:17:42, 22 May 2006 (UTC) 9391:01:17, 22 May 2006 (UTC) 9374:23:13, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 9347:22:14, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 9325:16:35, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 9281:00:38, 21 May 2006 (UTC) 9264:22:23, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 9249:22:19, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 9235:22:16, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 9207:21:57, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 9182:21:53, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 9164:21:26, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 9145:21:16, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 9131:21:05, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 9075:00:15, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 9062:10:56, 19 May 2006 (UTC) 9032:22:13, 17 May 2006 (UTC) 9005:13:25, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 8978:13:05, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 8949:" thinking woman if she 8933:10:10, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 8914:12:11, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 8882:03:33, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 8853:03:11, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 8836:03:09, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 8822:03:07, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 8786:00:24, 20 May 2006 (UTC) 8769:10:24, 19 May 2006 (UTC) 8742:19:40, 17 May 2006 (UTC) 8699:11:34, 18 May 2006 (UTC) 8673:04:52, 18 May 2006 (UTC) 8632:04:25, 18 May 2006 (UTC) 8618:02:42, 16 May 2006 (UTC) 8605:01:16, 16 May 2006 (UTC) 8570:23:36, 15 May 2006 (UTC) 8552:23:26, 15 May 2006 (UTC) 8535:18:12, 15 May 2006 (UTC) 8498:17:45, 15 May 2006 (UTC) 8473:17:16, 15 May 2006 (UTC) 8446:01:43, 15 May 2006 (UTC) 8406:Apology & Withdrawal 8398:21:00, 18 May 2006 (UTC) 8381:19:53, 18 May 2006 (UTC) 8356:, but I'm confused now! 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8757: 8756: 8743: 8739: 8736: 8731: 8730: 8726: 8725: 8722: 8721:Planetes list 8719: 8717: 8714: 8713: 8700: 8697: 8692: 8688: 8684: 8680: 8674: 8671: 8667: 8663: 8660: 8659: 8654: 8647: 8643: 8639: 8635: 8633: 8630: 8628: 8621: 8620: 8619: 8616: 8612: 8608: 8607: 8606: 8603: 8599: 8595: 8592: 8591: 8586: 8579: 8575: 8571: 8567: 8563: 8562:Bunchofgrapes 8559: 8555: 8554: 8553: 8550: 8546: 8545: 8536: 8533: 8529: 8525: 8521: 8517: 8512: 8511: 8499: 8495: 8491: 8487: 8483: 8482: 8476: 8475: 8474: 8471: 8468:a judgment. 8466: 8462: 8458: 8454: 8450: 8449: 8447: 8444: 8440: 8436: 8435:User:Phroziac 8431: 8427: 8423: 8422: 8416: 8399: 8396: 8392: 8388: 8387: 8386: 8385: 8382: 8379: 8375: 8371: 8368: 8367: 8362: 8355: 8351: 8347: 8346: 8343: 8340: 8336: 8332: 8328: 8327: 8320: 8317: 8313: 8312: 8307: 8303: 8299: 8296: 8292: 8288: 8284: 8283: 8282: 8279: 8275: 8271: 8267: 8263: 8259: 8258:Bunchofgrapes 8255: 8254: 8253: 8250: 8246: 8242: 8238: 8234: 8233:Bunchofgrapes 8230: 8226: 8222: 8221: 8220: 8217: 8212: 8208: 8203: 8200: 8196: 8192: 8188: 8184: 8180: 8179: 8178: 8175: 8171: 8170: 8168: 8165: 8161: 8157: 8153: 8152: 8151: 8147: 8143: 8142:Bunchofgrapes 8139: 8135: 8130: 8129: 8120: 8117: 8113: 8109: 8108: 8104: 8100: 8097: 8092: 8081: 8078: 8073: 8072: 8067: 8066: 8062: 8058: 8054: 8051: 8050: 8045: 8044: 8035: 8032: 8028: 8023: 8022: 8014: 8011: 8009: 8006: 8002: 8001: 7997: 7993: 7990: 7989: 7986: 7983: 7979: 7978: 7973: 7971: 7968: 7965: 7962: 7959: 7958: 7956: 7954: 7949: 7945: 7944: 7940: 7934: 7933: 7930: 7926: 7925: 7921: 7919: 7915: 7914: 7910: 7905: 7902: 7900: 7897: 7893: 7892: 7888: 7883: 7881: 7878: 7874: 7871:by reverting 7870: 7866: 7865: 7861: 7857: 7856: 7851: 7848: 7847: 7842: 7829: 7826: 7822: 7818: 7815: 7812: 7808: 7807: 7806: 7805: 7804: 7801: 7797: 7793: 7789: 7786: 7783: 7779: 7775: 7774: 7773: 7772: 7768: 7765: 7761: 7757: 7753: 7752: 7748: 7745: 7741: 7738: 7735: 7731: 7730: 7720: 7703: 7700: 7696: 7692: 7687: 7683: 7682: 7681: 7678: 7674: 7670: 7665: 7662: 7661: 7660: 7657: 7654: 7650: 7647: 7646:Boolean logic 7643: 7642: 7641: 7638: 7634: 7628: 7625: 7622: 7619: 7615: 7611: 7606: 7603: 7601: 7598: 7594: 7590: 7583: 7575: 7572: 7569: 7565: 7564: 7563: 7562: 7559: 7556: 7552: 7548: 7547: 7545: 7542: 7538: 7533: 7528: 7527: 7526: 7523: 7519: 7515: 7509: 7506: 7502: 7498: 7497: 7495: 7492: 7488: 7484: 7480: 7478:care? Geogre? 7477: 7473: 7469: 7468: 7467: 7466: 7463: 7460: 7456: 7451: 7437: 7434: 7430: 7426: 7421: 7417: 7414: 7411: 7407: 7406: 7404: 7401: 7397: 7393: 7392: 7391: 7388: 7385: 7381: 7380: 7379: 7376: 7372: 7368: 7367: 7366: 7365: 7363: 7362: 7361: 7360: 7359: 7356: 7352: 7351: 7346: 7340: 7337: 7334: 7330: 7326: 7325: 7324: 7320: 7316: 7315:Bunchofgrapes 7312: 7311: 7310: 7307: 7303: 7299: 7295: 7292: 7289: 7285: 7284: 7283: 7280: 7276: 7271: 7265: 7261: 7257: 7256:Bunchofgrapes 7253: 7252: 7251: 7247: 7243: 7240: 7239: 7234: 7227: 7223: 7222: 7221: 7218: 7214: 7210: 7206: 7201: 7197: 7196: 7183: 7179: 7175: 7174:Bunchofgrapes 7171: 7170: 7169: 7166: 7162: 7161: 7160: 7157: 7154: 7150: 7149: 7148: 7147: 7146: 7145: 7144: 7143: 7131: 7127: 7123: 7122:Bunchofgrapes 7119: 7115: 7114: 7113: 7110: 7107: 7103: 7102: 7101: 7097: 7093: 7092:Bunchofgrapes 7089: 7085: 7082: 7081: 7066: 7062: 7059: 7054: 7051: 7048: 7045: 7044: 7042: 7039: 7035: 7031: 7030: 7024: 7020: 7016: 7012: 7009: 7005: 7002: 6998: 6994: 6990: 6989: 6988: 6987: 6983: 6982: 6973: 6970: 6966: 6962: 6961: 6956: 6944: 6941: 6938: 6934: 6931: 6930: 6929: 6926: 6922: 6918: 6915: 6914: 6909: 6902: 6898: 6894: 6892: 6889: 6885: 6881: 6879: 6876: 6872: 6867: 6866: 6864: 6861: 6857: 6853: 6852: 6851: 6848: 6844: 6839: 6834: 6833: 6828: 6816: 6813: 6809: 6805: 6802: 6801: 6796: 6790: 6787: 6783: 6782: 6781: 6778: 6775: 6770: 6769: 6768: 6765: 6761: 6757: 6754: 6753: 6748: 6741: 6740:panderichthys 6737: 6736: 6735: 6732: 6727: 6722: 6716: 6715: 6711: 6708: 6704: 6687: 6684: 6680: 6676: 6673: 6669: 6665: 6662: 6661: 6656: 6649: 6648: 6647: 6644: 6640: 6636: 6632: 6629: 6625: 6624: 6623: 6622: 6619: 6616: 6611: 6605: 6602: 6598: 6594: 6593: 6591: 6588: 6587: 6586: 6585: 6579: 6576: 6572: 6568: 6567: 6566: 6563: 6559: 6556: 6555: 6544: 6541: 6537: 6533: 6532: 6531: 6530: 6527: 6524: 6523:u p p l a n d 6520: 6516: 6515: 6512:Help with RfC 6506: 6503: 6499: 6494: 6493: 6480: 6477: 6473: 6472: 6467: 6466: 6456: 6453: 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4787: 4769: 4766: 4762: 4758: 4753: 4752: 4751: 4748: 4744: 4739: 4735: 4731: 4727: 4723: 4722: 4720: 4717: 4713: 4708: 4704: 4699: 4698: 4688: 4685: 4681: 4677: 4673: 4672: 4670: 4667: 4663: 4658: 4657: 4640: 4637: 4633: 4629: 4628: 4627: 4626: 4623: 4620: 4616: 4613:Hohohohohoho 4612: 4611: 4610: 4609: 4608: 4607: 4605: 4602: 4598: 4594: 4590: 4586: 4585: 4576: 4573: 4569: 4565: 4561: 4557: 4556: 4551: 4539: 4536: 4532: 4528: 4527: 4513: 4510: 4506: 4501: 4500: 4496: 4493: 4489: 4485: 4481: 4477: 4476: 4461: 4458: 4453: 4452: 4450: 4447: 4443: 4439: 4435: 4434: 4423: 4422: 4420: 4417: 4413: 4409: 4408: 4398: 4394: 4390: 4389:Bunchofgrapes 4386: 4385: 4383: 4380: 4376: 4372: 4368: 4367: 4356: 4353: 4349: 4345: 4344: 4343: 4340: 4328: 4324: 4323: 4318: 4315: 4313: 4307: 4306: 4304: 4301: 4297: 4293: 4292: 4288: 4285: 4281: 4277: 4273: 4269: 4268: 4259: 4256: 4252: 4248: 4247: 4243: 4228: 4225: 4221: 4219: 4214: 4210: 4209: 4204: 4203: 4202: 4199: 4195: 4192: 4191: 4188: 4185: 4181: 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