User talk:Lar/Archive 5

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know one of those piccies got lost for licensing reasons.. no biggie). Also maybe the chapters should be put in a two column table, not sure. (I could take a crack at that if you want)... they tend to take up a lot of the tail end of the space. Pictures for a lot more of them would reduce that a bit. Does it make sense to say anything about particular chapters beyond college and founding date? Probably not???

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photo of the Beta Pi house and add it to Great Lakes Region. I think those photos would make that section less boring. I think the Delta Sig Article is the best article about a fraternity or sorority on Knowledge mainly due to depth of info and NPOV. I sure hope when December 10 rolls around the article will be included in the "On this day" on the main page.

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when, for example, some guy builds a big replica of the White House (or whatever). I remember reading about a guy who had done it at my undergrad university and thought it'd be kind of an entertaining thing to do as a part of youth ministry. It seems that you're the guy to ask about it. Know anything?

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Welcome to the inaugural issue of The Beatles WikiProject's newsletter! We hope that this newsletter will help members—especially those who may be unable to keep up with some of the rapid developments that tend to occur—find new things to do within the project that they may wish to participate in.

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of downsides and I don't think you're the vain sort who simply wants the badge). If you do want the job, then of course you are just the kind of person needed for the role - in particular because you are a consensus builder, you always try to assume good faith, and you're mature and well balanced. If

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I recognize that this user page belongs to the Knowledge project and not to me personally. As such, I recognize that I am expected to respectfully abide by community standards as to the presentation and content of this page, and that if I do not like these guidelines, I am welcome either to engage in

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So, there you go, you now have my motivation. Perhaps people would now like to stop writing to me and emailing me accusing me of having a vendetta against a person/people/subject, making a bad faith nomination because I'm power-crazed or being a vandal who has slipped through the RfA process because

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I love it. Are you on this page personally? ...er, maybe you'd better not reveal any names online, actually. At any rate, that's exactly what I had in mind. So glad to have met someone else with a fascination with Lego sets. And you'll never hear just "Legos" out of my mouth again. Or keyboard. What

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I think it's a great article now, I like the way it flows... I think it still needs more pics though. Perhaps the DSP foundation would GFDL license some of the early pics, or the HQ pic? A call to chapters to provide more GFDL chapter house pics, and pics of the men doing things, might be good... (I

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I also followed the links on the main article, and the articles leading off, trying to see if there was a discussion attached to any of them and whether any of them had an assertion of notability that would be useful "up the tree". Instead, I found a largely circular walled-garden of articles, none

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I think leaving the chapter list as is but adding photos specific to each region. For example, we have a picture of a bunch of ZO brothers in the West Region Section and we have an image of the Gamma Kappa House. If you still live anywhere near your old chapter, perhaps you can help by snapping a

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has the details) one of those good articles took me maybe 10 edits or so to mke on average, because I tend to write a lot at once, use offline editors, and preview it all rather than saving after every change. I could run AWB or CDVF or any of a number of vandal fighting tools to boost my mainspace

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I don't know Ezau from Adam, so it's not like I'm sticking up for him because of prior history, but I think he's getting a raw deal for no good reason at all. I DO plan to allow an RfA on myself soon enough and I'm going to be terrifically disappointed if people use my balance of talk vs non talk,

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I'll see what I can do but it may not be till later today, I have a flight in 3 hours and I forgot to do some prepwork that I have to do before I leave (so why am I wasting time explaining it? hehe)... PS if you said god killed a real bunny I'd be out there making more articles, they terrorise our

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Every time a minor political party with less than 1% of the votes gets another wikipedia page listing all their failed candidates for a year, god kills a chocolate bunny. However, since I know that your love of all pages great and small is tempered only by your desire to convert this project into

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has arrived. This new version properly deals with all ref labels and note labels, as well as multiple refs linking to the same note. There's also some miscellaneous bug fixes. I had to rewrite a good portion of the Ref converter from scratch, but it was worth it! The older version is no longer

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Hi, I never came to thank you for the message you left for me a month ago when I stepped down from being a bureaucrat. Thank you for the things you said, it's good to know there are still plenty of good people about in this project. I do not see myself standing for bureaucrat again anytime soon

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On a totally unrelated subject (well, maybe not totally, since we've talked about it)... I've often wondered how to go about buying a number of individual Legos, as opposed to the sets that you get for your kids at Walmart, for the purpose of building models. I'm talking about the kind you'll see

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Thanks for that. I've put a "Please don't vote yet" flagging in there as well as a note about multiple noms, and a note that I have a lot of questions to answer first... Much appreciated also are the kind words in your writeup itself. One thing I think worthy of note is that while my articlespace

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And here's another note: First, The reason my vote was originally one of Opposition was also a tremendous part of the reason my RfA failed. Secondly, who else agreed with your statements? Third, lighten up. That "write to me, why don't you" wasn't a command so much as a... I don't know. It was a

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feature, as, aside from the excessive server lag it would cause if everyone began using it at once, it could seriously aggitate several editors to have their contributions reverted. If you would like to experiment with it, though, I'd be more than happy to use my many sockpuppets to create some

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If people must know, it was largely a technical nomination. Many of the articles had been tagged for speedy deletion. When I came to clearing out the speedy category, I removed the speedy tags as the articles did not qualify (hardly the actions of someone bent on "removing all academics from

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Many thanks for your support of my recent RFA, which passed narrowly. I appreciate the compliment "more like this please," and I will try to be worthy of your support. I will also try to take your suggestion of becoming more involved with policy discussions. Regards,

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Thanks for pointing that stuff out to me. I've changed my signature, and now I'm just about to change that vote to Nuetral. (I can never tell how what I write is going to be perceived. I'm a lot less rude in person than I am over the internet, and I don't know why.)

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I have not looked at your specific changes made using the semi-bot, but I strongly recommend that you follow a guideline along the lines of: "Use this tool only after consensus for a change has been reached on the talk page of the article to which it is applied!"

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Hi Lar. I might or might not be on-wiki for the next couple of days. I'm also feeling a bit unwell. However, if possible I'd like to co-nominate you. I also plan to add a question or two which I presume is OK for a co-nom to do? Are you sure, though, that you

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Please consider this inital issue to be a prototype; as always, any comments and suggestions are quite welcome. We would like to emphasise that this is a collaborative Project and all editors are equal - so next month the newsletter editor might be

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Thank you for your sweet words (and the Easter treats)! I'm glad you liked the poem/broadside -- of course you may use it wherever you like; it belongs to the community now. Please just do me the favor of using the template syntax

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That material is indeed cut and paste (of OCRed text) but with some light editing. However it's PD material... "From material recorded by Kevin Murphy, Historian HAER, April 1984 in the public domain.", it all came from the

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And a very happy "Spring Celebration" to you, though I hope you'll excuse my own personal celebration of the resurrection of my Lord and Savior. Now, as to what to do with my jelly beans... I can't exactly shove a picture

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Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I was not aware of the history behind these noms and apparently spoke hastily. I will try to participate in the VP discussion. My apologies for any slight you may have felt.

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notability or bin the article. When the PROD tags were removed, without comment and without other edits to the article, I sent the articles to AfD - again, a logical thing to do with articles that don't assert

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If you currently live in Texas, regardless of place of birth, you have already been infected. If you just like Texas, you require assimilation, and need to request it on my talk page. Thanks for the interest.

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Definitely a good idea... I travel for business and already do a fair bit of "wikispying", so somewhere else is not "undoable"... but GVSU is close, living in GR as I do.... So ya, will try. Happy editing!

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No, you don't know me. As to why I wrote you... short answer: read your signature! What does it say? Longer answer: Did you notice I wasn't the only person to mysteriously write you out of the blue?

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after all, always have been, I've been cited in academic journals on communities and their formation) percentagewise I'd like to think they're GOOD edits... I'm 10 for 10 on DYK self noms so far... (

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Okay, we'll just keep all messages here. I don't think we need to write anymore, though. I've honestly come to agree with you. I'm placing this on my watchlist for the next few days, just in case.

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Hi Lar! Just wanted to come by and say "hi"! I was away from Knowledge for a little bit, catching up on a few odds and ends in real life. Here is a belated thanks for your Easter well wishes! --

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You can ignore his threats. He's been trying to pull this on me all day, and when he realized it wasn't working, he used my Ref conv spamlist to go out and directly threaten ref conv users. "

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I'm not able to co-nom you will of course get my full support - even if you're a bit grumpy at times :P Anyway, if you go live and I happen to be away, good luck - not that you'll need it. --

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Unreflective use of refconverter is causing many problems, and in many cases actively harming Knowledge. The tool is nice to have—in fact, it's the impetus for me creating my own "

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Yummy. Er, wait that wasn't politically correct was it? Oh, sod it. The lengths that game companies will go to in order to move product, eh?... Happy editing! (from the airport)

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s. I've also added some additional sanity checks to the code that should catch more potential problems. As always, if you run into anything going wrong, leave a bug report! --

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called dibs, in fact... wonder where she's gotten off to lately?) but I may end up deciding to have co-nominators, and if so, I would be honored to have you as one of them.

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Happy Easter to all of you, and I hope that this version may fix your current problems and perhaps provide you with a few useful new tools. You can download version 1.1 at

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Where did you get that history? A little red copyvio flag goes up whenever I see such a complete section appear out of nowhere. I hope that's not a copy-and-paste job.

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Thanks for the jelly beans. I really shouldn't, but since you insist ... :) I really don't have a clue over the capitalization of catholic in Donne's case, sorry.

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You recently wrote on my talk page, making a (seemingly sarcastic) reference to an vote I made opposing Ezau's Rfa. I'm a little curious as to why that happened.

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Without wanting to get into this - because I don't care - here are my 2 cents for those who are questioning my motivation, good faith and research on this AfD.

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decided on something different from what the tool produces. This is extremely disrespectful to other Knowledge editors, and a gross violation of process.

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What about ET Chapter at GVSU? I traded for a few of their shirts when I was at the 2003 convention because it said "Delt Sig." Just throwing out ideas.

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Thank you, and my felicitations of the Season (as you see fit to commemorate it) to you. FYI - The Resurrection; ambivalent. Easter Bunny; no. Chocolate;

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but I couldn't find where I had left my last message. (Is it possible that you have so much "community interaction" that you've archived it already?)

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I would concur with that "Blech!", but just can't remain belligerent when faced with a field of shiny, technicolor beans. Happy, er, April, everyone!

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I live about 450 miles from Beta Pi and hardly ever get up there but I'll make myself a note to visit MSU's chapter or U of M's chapter if I can...

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it seemed to make more sense to do one big AfD and let the community calmly and rationally discuss the issues and decide how to go forward on them.

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Yeah, sorry I "snapped" about your message on my talk page. I kind of misinterpreted it. (And actually, someone else randomly wrote to me too...)

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I slightly prefer keeping conversation threaded where it started. But either place is fine with me... As for watching, that's what I do too...

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article vs wikipedia etc as a reason to oppose. I would ask you to reconsider your vote, and your statement, which has influenced others.

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You are very welcome, sir. Our loss of your services is your gain in peace of mind it is to be hoped. All the best and happy editing!

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Hi Lar, Hope you are well? I ate the beans when I got home (two hours ago) they were luvley - speshley the red ones! Thanks!

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Who knows, they might even be able to sucker you into joining some alumni group ;), the ET bros are a great bunch of guys.

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If you provide a photo, please remove the ReqPhoto tag from the article's talk page and remove the article from this list.

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I've done it, and done it that way (which is my preference anyway unless there's good reason for a subst:). Thanks again!

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accessible online. Please give the new version a whirl, and of course, if you run into any bugs, leave a bug report! --

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Ugh, sorry, that'll teach me to check the edit history on my Talk page better. Thanks for the jelly beans, anyway. :)

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Bridgeapedia, can I get you to give me some better reasons for keeping these than the pseudo-precedent currently given?

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links. I am not entirely sure of the correctness of the new code, though, so I have uploaded it as a testing version

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and from bulk tubs we bought when they come out from time to time. Tony the Tiger has about 30,000 elements in him.

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Want to help on next month's newsletter? Don't want to receive these in future? Don't want it subst'd next time? -

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You know, I remembered to say that on Brenny's greets but forgot on yours. I knew you're Kiwi, no worries there.

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Since this isn't the result of an AC meeting, I have decided to go Old Skool. This note is to remind you that

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Knowledge" is it?). I put the articles on to PROD instead - this being a logical next move as they only had

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for a pic of all of us. I am standing behind Tony, and my head is the highest (except his) in the picture. "

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site, I will follow up on the talk page for the article. Thanks for messaging me here so I became aware.

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It is no problem at all. As you surmised, I WAS trying to make a few points though. The points being

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If you complete one of these tasks, please remove it from the list and add your achievement to the

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Christian Heritage Party candidates, 2004 Canadian federal election

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Just accept it now man and let's get this show on the road! What's all the dithering about?! :P --

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I think the two of them together really clash, and I'm not the only person that feels that way.

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Thanks for your Easter/spring wishes - I hope that you also enjoyed a good festive break. It's

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that we know of have been created - to see a list and add any we didn't know about, visit the

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into this list (under To Expand) and also list articles needing cleaning and other work here.

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Flood AfD with a two dozen nominations all on the same subject and all with the same problem,

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This is extremely disrespectful to other Knowledge editors, and a gross violation of process.

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I'll add some photos this week, I'm planning to take photos of the old Hilgard house and the

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Turn one of these links blue (let's aim to have at least half of them blue by next time) -

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Marijuana Party candidates, 2004 Canadian federal election

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Happy Easter Lar, I didn't know that you were not an admin. Oh, I'm pretty muchdone with

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reasonable discussion about it, to publish my material elsewhere, or to leave the project.

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I think putting "write to me please" begging in your signature is ill considered as well.

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And thanks in turn for the reformat, this section was getting a little messy. well done.

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Oh, and by the way... why aren't you an admin yet? Are you interested? If so, I would

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to accept or decline the nomination. A page has been created for your nomination at

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with the new reduced seating capacity for baseball. I'm also going to revive the

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Don't be shy on using the talk pages. It's where a lot of stuff gets decided.

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PS, it's "LEGO Brand building elements" or "LEGO Sets" but never "legos" :)

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Well, just in case you ever decide to accept it, it's already there for ya.

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of which asserted notability. Since it would have been ludicrous to either

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Thanks very much for your thanks... and as for adminship, see my entry at

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A few moments checking other editors contributions is always appreciated.

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Finally, if you haven't yet adopted an article for improvement, please

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though who knows what the future may bring! Thank you once again. --

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to see if I can clean up the quality of greek organization articles.

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Thank you for the tasty jelly beans and a very happy easter to you.--

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on relevant articles. We have 500+ already but may have missed some!

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All dates approximate, conversations organised by thread start date

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An index to all my talk page archives, automatically maintained by

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need your help to keep it going. Here's a few things you can do:

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Thanks for the easter greetings. I hope you had a good one too.

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garden. PPS how are you coming on that domai article? Snicker.

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related to The Beatles, whether or not it's on the above list,

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A small number of articles from the 1st batch still need to be

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Thanks for the beans! I am addicted to them...Happy Easter! --

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Thank you very much! That is actually my very first barnstar.

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pretty stupid thing to say in a signature. Fourth, I tried to

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With bated breath after much work I am proud to announce that

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to turn blue and articles to clean! Now let's get busy.

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I think your reason for opposing Ezau is ill considered.

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has been updated once again. This time I have created "

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Your apology is accepted, with thanks and best wishes.

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Hi, glad to see you around again, and you're welcome!

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