You should start out with more that just that... use the preview button, it'll help you a lot on Wikipedia. Starting with just the title is a surefire way to get it deleted ;-) just some advice. Sasquatcht|c04:46, 31 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]
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If you have anything else to add make sure you do it at the very bottom of my user talk page where i moved your comments (remember to scroll!) Sasquatcht|c04:50, 31 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Thanx Sasquatch, but which language is that? Japanese or Chinese. I know a bit of Japanese and Happy Chinese New year even though its passed! XD And how do I put "piccys" (pictures!) onto my page like what you did
That's japanese.. although i am a native chinese living in canada... anyways, i started Inu no Taisho for you! Happy year of the dog and 恭喜发财！Oh, and all pictures need to be uploaded to the Wikipedia namespace first... as in no external pictures (we tried that for a while.. too much porn vandalism...)Sasquatcht|c05:11, 31 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]
K good night
Did you really do all this? My Ino No Taisho page? You did it? User:Lady-Yuna
Hi Sasquatch. Thanx for starting up Ino No Taisho. And also completing it. -.- I'm not that great anyway. But I'm the year of the rooster. ^ ^
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