User talk:LestatdeLioncourt/Archive 2

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prescribing antibiotics lately. Out of curiosity, what sorts of things do you have to consider when giving antibiotics to people like my aunt with tonsillitis?" I know, it's marginally cheesy, but it'll get the point across without giving the doc any excuse to get defensive. I know you know this isn't medical advice, it's mostly just to protect myself I suppose. :-) Good luck,

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in it. I corrected it in a subsequent edit. I would also like to know why you changed the British English spelling of "fertilise" to the American English spelling - it's rather a sore point for me as I'm constantly having to watch articles I've written from scratch in BE to make sure they remain so.

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Hello! I am very glad you joined our discussion. Your help with the Location of bombings picture is greatly appreciated. There is still one issue with the picture. It uses the word "assault" in the title which is not neutral, and hence not encyclopedic. "Attacks" in its replacement, or "Location of

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is? Please try to keep this question confidential and delete it asap from this page when you read it. See, Lcnj has called me to my old cell phone some days ago and threatened me :-) So the new owner gave me his number. Now I need his name so I could file a complaint. What he said was completely

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I leave the unprotection up to you; I'll support your decision either way. My only thoughts on the matter are that while I'm hoping we can discuss the issue with Jaakobou himself, he hasn't made any edits since our initial discussion, there don't seem to be many other editors interested in the

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No medical history whatsoever? Sad. Anyhow, I don't think it'd be impolite at all to ask why your aunt was prescribed antibiotics. It all depends on how you couch it: I'd say something like "Hey doc, I've been hearing a lot about antibiotic resistance and how careful you folks are being with

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As far as I know, most cases of acute tonsillitis clear up without any therapeutic intervention. As far as I know, the only treatment is at the symptom level, usually amounting to the occasional Tylenol to ease the associated sore throat. Some folks have an increased susceptibility to

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subject in question, and the matter is blocking concrete improvements to the article. Perhaps give him another 24 hours (to make it a full three days), in case he's more likely to have time to reply during the weekend. Again, I'll support whatever you decide on the matter. —

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Hi, I fixed some vandalism at the Yellowstone Park page and you reverted it back to the vandalized version. That user posted 2 paragraphs about a different park and then finished the last paragraph with a pornography reference. Please fix

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bombings" instead would be suffice, or even have that row removed (since the key below it explains what the map is and what the circles represent). If you can and/or know how to make this adjustment we would be very thankful. Thank you. --

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Hi! Which country are you from? If you're a Lebanese, since your Arabic is good, I would like you to visit this website (since we're looking for Lebanese - and even non-Lebanese - to help improve Lebanon-related articles):

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Thanks for having the article protected. Hopefully we're able to have an in-depth discussion with Jaakobou now, and reach some consensus, without having to continually revert edits while reaching such consensus. —

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impolite and could be considered as stalking to say the least... anyway, I would appreciate it if you would email me on my user page to tell me if you could help me. Please erase this comment when you read it and

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Jixavius: WHAT ON EARTH ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?????? - Enough LIES, CONDESENDING REMARKS, FALSE accusations and personal attacks... and now you are fabricating stuff to HARRASS ME?... You are repeatedly violating

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I sent you an email. If you'll reply to it, I'll send you some articles about art in Lebanon. I have no idea whether they will be useful or not, since I know little or nothing about art. But they might be.

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No worries man. Rest up, and come back when you can. Disputes on controversial topics always benefit from input from level-headed editors such as yourself. Thanks for your support in any event. :) —

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article before we've finished discussing it on the Talk pages. Unfortunately I'm restricted from reverting any further by 3RR, so please keep an eye on the article in the mean time. Cheers. —

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My computer monitor is broken (I'm using a library computer now). I'm gonna buy a cheap used monitor. When I get one, I'll send those files to George.Saliba. --

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Yeah, why not? I'm sure George will find them just as useful. I've fixed the problem with my email though (admission decisions are emailed tonight, so I

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Hi LestatdeLioncourt, I know it might be confusing, but commons dose not allow fairuse as enwiki. Please check

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Anytime, Shamir :). I see George's already taken care of the "assault". Just for future reference, I'm male. —

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to see in which way and with which tone he has been interacting with me.. Thanks a lot Lestat. --

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Hye Lestat, I tried to send you an email. Check if that has my email address in it. Cheers. —

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Hi there! Thankyou for your work on this article and alerting me to the incorrect use of

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Hello Lestat. Let me start by congratulating you on the great job you are doing for

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This month's MCB Collaboration of the Month article is Peripheral membrane protein!

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Apparently the user Jaakobou is interested in continuing to push his POV in the

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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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