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just let them know what's coming. Ethnic stereotyping is only one issue with cartoons of that era - extreme violence is another, satirized by "Itchy and
Scratchy", and which is not far removed from the truth. The dilemma is that with any work of art, you don't know how someone is going to take it. Racists will use it to reinforce their own bigotry. But artists can't cater to those kinds of people, or they'll never do anything. I think it's fair to say that there was no racism in Groucho Marx at all, or for that matter in any of the other Marx Brothers, that I know of. Groucho was very liberal politically, as you probably know. Going farther back, I'm curious about your take on things like Stephen Foster songs. He throws words like "darkie" around quite a lot, which seems racist in one way of looking at it - yet his songs also seem to have a great deal of affection toward his "darkies". Is that racism? I don't think so. But it's not my call. One thing that offends me more than anything is white people telling people of other ethnic groups that they are "too sensitive". I find that extraordinarily patronizing. It's not my place to tell anyone how they "should" feel about anything. I want to know how they
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aptly phantom, all too often, it seems). Then I took a look through your categories and everything else on your lengthy but creative user page, at the very least to see if there's anything I could steal. :) For one thing, I'm pleased to see that your interests are not confined to cartoons. Wet T-shirts are good, too. :) Related to that, the "human form" drawing appears to be extracted from the
Voyager plaque. You see, I also pay attention to things besides cartoons. :) For another, I am always heartened when someone as young as yourself takes an interest in pop culture and history from generations past. And it occurs to me that your embracing of Christianity in a positive way coincides with your positive attitude in general. Including, I hope, forgiveness of my lack of observational skills. :) One thing I might be able to help with: You said something about being unsure how to archive stuff from your talk page. At some point, if you're interested, I'll tell you how I do it. I don't know if it's the "right" way, but it works for me.
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will prompt you to create a new page, just like it would for an article. Then you can create it and add whatever you want to it. Some folks use those sub-pages for developing new articles, for example. If you want to create your first archive page, you could do the following: (1) go into edit mode on the talk page; (2) click-and-drag to select everything you want to archive; (3) ctrl-x to cut it; (4) save the talk page; (5) start a new page by tacking /Archive001 to the URL, or whatever name you want to give your new page; (6) when prompted, create it; (7) paste in what you cut; (8) maybe say "New archive" in the edit summary; (9) save it; and (10) go back to your talk page and add a link to that archive page, maybe the way I did on my own talk page. I don't create a new archive every time, although I certainly could; instead, I just keep adding to the most recent one until it gets too big. I don't really go back to it too often, but sometimes it comes in handy.
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on more than one ocassion—and if you didn't laugh at the pilot episode, you were pretty much meat to the dogs from then on out. But when Dave
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Hello this is The K.o. King. I was just looking at your User Page and I noticed that your User Box's are very neatly organized if you ever get a chance and if you feel like it could you organize mine I think it's a little messy? If you want to thanks and if you don't want to Bam you (just kidding).
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Just for possible future reference, I do it the way someone once taught me. Maybe you know you can create sub-pages. That is, you have a user page and a user talk page. From either of those pages, you can create a sub-page just by going to the URL line and adding "/" to it, and hitting return. It
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That Jesus-whatever guy is here to cause trouble. I think you and I both should stop with our single respective comments and let the admins take over. The first thing he put on his user page was normal
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My main concern was the article's current status—it's just a hodgepodge of random facts! As you can see, I tried to improve the article by adding sections and confirming the external links, but, as far as that, I wasn't sure if there was anything else I could do to make the article better. I'd
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GA. I still have the article watchlisted but there hasn't been any action on it for a while. As for my RfC, it's still ongoing -- feel free to weigh in one way or the other. How is it going? I dunno, really, I've never really paid attention to RfCs, so I don't know how they are usually.
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Depending on how you want to group things, you could create a separate archive for each time period, like maybe one for each month (in which case you could name them /Archive_2008_01 or some such) so that each one is a reasonable size. That's how I would do mine if I were to start over.
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online survey which will take take approximately 5 minutes to complete. Please feel free to distribute to other Black
Wikipedians. The survey will be available from Tuesday July 1, 2008 until Tuesday August 5, 2008. Thank you so much for your participation.
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information and collaborating to publish that information to the rest of the world who may need it? Isn't that the whole point? That certainly is why I joined
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Hmm. . . that's interesting, but I think it'd be too complicated for some of my visitors. While I might be swayed to use the archive-by-topic system, I think I'll just stick with the standard way of archiving, at least for now.
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OK, time for a little rant of my own, and I apologize if I've said some of this stuff to you already. :) Back to the actual point I originally brought up, you're right that intent counts for a lot. I've only seen clips of
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keep an eye on him and see if he does anything or if he's just bored and messing around on chilly Saturday, and will go away soon... especially if we don't talk to him (i.e. he's a troll).
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until about 13-14 hours from now. Fortunately, I'll only have to wait a little over eight hours from now before I can deliver this message to other editors. Thanks for the template!
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for formatting that section so that it would look better. I'm also somewhat surprised that my ethnicity is just being noticed, as I dropped hints of it here and there. Remember our "
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Oh, I am also happy to find another Christian on this site out of curiosity do live close to Blackstone VA.? Leave a message on my page when you get a chance please...God Bless!!
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the discussions I have here with other editors, and, since I often refer back to the chats I've had here, it helps chart my growth and development here at Knowledge (XXG).
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First of all, I'm surprised you had the guts to actually look at the userboxes on my userpage (assuming you really read them), as it's a rather long section; you can thank
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I'm back after almost a month of inactivity here, and I've replaced my old computer. You should expect more contributions from me on a regular basis from here on out.
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went ahead and organised the section into split tables. I'm not sure how to do those kinds of things, but you can ask him if you want. :) And God Bless! :)
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If you live in the Southern Hemisphere and are entering the season of Autumn not Spring then I wish you a happy First Day of Autumn {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}!
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Ya know, I kinda forgot it was springtime. Hey, that means it sunny outside! *looks out window and sees pouring rain* Oh well . . . Thanks anyway! :)
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of that film's self-satirical nature that we can laugh at such jokes; or maybe, as I've mentioned before, it's just funny because of the way it's
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the best year for Knowledge (XXG) that the world has ever seen. Merry Christmas to one and all, have a Happy
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