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Hey umm you filed a vandalisim charge against me for my edit on rock it from gorrillaz. Well i was looking on a video when i saw noodlez on 2-d's back, and he made a quote with his mouth that sounded lhe words i typed in the passage. This was a big misunderstanding and i am sorry if i offended
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I was just explaining that the first paragraph of the hydrogen section of the hindenburg page is only a valid argument if the lightning, sabotage, and static electricity ignition theories are all wrong! If you don't like my wording change it, correct it, improve it, but don't just undo
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