User talk:RickTommy
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Now, I don't think a single episode of Strong Bad Email is that important. Unfortunately, Wikipedia is like a democracy (that elects presidents like George Bush). Popular masses rule. | Now, I don't think a single episode of Strong Bad Email is that important. Unfortunately, Wikipedia is like a democracy (that elects presidents like George Bush). Popular masses rule. | ||
| - | I find it quite ridiculous to suggest that Wikipedia, if it has room for articles like that, can't fit in a scientific concept that is crucial for the ideas and understanding of evolution. No wonder so many people believe {{#switch:{{#rand:1| | + | I find it quite ridiculous to suggest that Wikipedia, if it has room for articles like that, can't fit in a scientific concept that is crucial for the ideas and understanding of evolution. No wonder so many people believe {{#switch:{{#rand:1|32}} |
|1=the Earth is 6,000 years old | |1=the Earth is 6,000 years old | ||
|2=Luigi can win by doing absolutely nothing | |2=Luigi can win by doing absolutely nothing | ||
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|27=redundant piping should be used | |27=redundant piping should be used | ||
|28=there is an island called Porchesia | |28=there is an island called Porchesia | ||
| - | |29=[[swears]] are the best words in the English language | + | |29=Mario likes his onions |
| - | | | + | |30=Super Mario Bros. 3 is a stage play |
| + | |31=[[swears]] are the best words in the English language | ||
| + | |32=[[tape-leg]] is still the worst email ever despite some bad [[New Paper]] emails}}. Give them Homestar Runner, who needs science. — [[Special:Contributions/202.76.162.34|202.76.162.34]] | ||
Revision as of 23:59, 2 April 2016
Last I checked, I see articles like this:
Now, I don't think a single episode of Strong Bad Email is that important. Unfortunately, Wikipedia is like a democracy (that elects presidents like George Bush). Popular masses rule.
I find it quite ridiculous to suggest that Wikipedia, if it has room for articles like that, can't fit in a scientific concept that is crucial for the ideas and understanding of evolution. No wonder so many people believe family-friendly media should have inappropriate jokes made about them. Give them Homestar Runner, who needs science. — 202.76.162.34
