User talk:71.8.1.26
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Revision as of 00:21, 6 April 2010 by The Knights Who Say Ni (Talk | contribs)
That item you keep adding is not talk page material. (See our guidelines for what is and is not appropriate talk page material.) Please stop adding it, or you will likely be blocked from editing. --DorianGray 19:36, 5 April 2010 (UTC)
- Strong Bad tone* Why you lazy crap for crap! When Black Homestar was talking about what he saw in the freakin' cartoon, HE WAS REFERRING TO THE FREAKING CARTOON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- taken straight from the link given above: "In particular, users should not make edits expressing personal opinions or theories". This is exactly what that user was doing. This is what the forum is for. That's why this talk edit keeps getting removed. and frankly, he wasn't talking about what he saw in the cartoon; he was talking about an indefinite alternative to what he saw in the cartoon. We only allow what definitely occurred to be discussed here. If you would like to bring it up in the forum, it is welcome over there.
The Knights Who Say Ni 
00:21, 6 April 2010 (UTC)
- taken straight from the link given above: "In particular, users should not make edits expressing personal opinions or theories". This is exactly what that user was doing. This is what the forum is for. That's why this talk edit keeps getting removed. and frankly, he wasn't talking about what he saw in the cartoon; he was talking about an indefinite alternative to what he saw in the cartoon. We only allow what definitely occurred to be discussed here. If you would like to bring it up in the forum, it is welcome over there.
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