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Abortion comment

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I saw your comment on the Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots discussion page. That sought of comment is really not for the wikipedia discussion pages. It was borne out of frustration, and to be honest I totally agree with you and I thought it was damn funny. The whole discussion is rediculous and I think that was a genius thing to say and well justified but you really should keep things like that to yourself.

I took a look on your user page and you've got a lot of boxes that I want to put on my userpage. The shinigami one is especially cool.

I got in trouble for getting angry at someone once, some Dragonball Z/Youtube fanboy was putting lame in-jokes and catchprases from youtube fanvids on the Wii game page- I got angry and said if he didn't stop I'd come round his house and rape him in the arse. I got banned for a week. lol, while it was fun it's not very wise.

I just wanted to say hi, to warn you not to get too rude in your comments because you get in trouble. And that your userboxes are cool.

Simondrake 23:09, 28 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Yea looking back i probably should have kept it to myself, i just thought if people are so eager to contribute to an encyclopedia they can grasp the simple concept of what a legitimate source is, and that shit like that can just open the flood gates to vandals and dumbassery. But yea thanks for the heads up ill try to keep cool next time.

ummm abortion comment

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Owe ya a cookie,hella funny. hella put to the point. xD!


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Speedy deletion of Digi-Guys

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Proposed deletion of Recoil Games

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