Talk:Marc Weiner

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I owe a lot to this man. He actually found out from a theater worker that my dad had returned the tickets for Weinerville Live. Not only did he call me in the hospital and do all his charactor voices, he sent me, my sister, and my brother autographed T-Shirts. I recently e-mailed him again to thank him. He sent my sister a signed picture of Swiper after letting me know he had forwarded my mail to his family. Great man... Coolgamer 18:14, 15 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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According to amiannoying.com, his son died at age three. Perhaps this should be added.

~~Nick~~