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April 2016

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just sitting there in his robe and his shorts and Buddy was very excited because of the fact that A) My dad sat down there and B) Years later, the coincidence that he would star in the series with his son."

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BracketBot, I fixed the other ( in the sentence. Pizzamaniac2016 (Usertalk:Pizzamaniac2016|talk) 00:05, 7 April 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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Finally, I was able to study each episode, and was able to put these in my own words. I began since last April 6, and all the episodes have been very appealing, since I had to redo Emergency!, one year ago. Have a nice day, Pizzamaniac2016 12:21, 7 June 2016 (UTC)

July 2016

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I hate to interrupt, but I just found out there was something wrong with the Knots Landing page, on the right of the column, the production company (Roundelay-MF Production) went into effect, beginning in 1982, not 1985, so, will you please try to correct it? Thanks, I really don't want to be blocked from editing. From now on, I'm to bring my sources with me, true sources only. Pizzamaniac2016 22:35, 25 July 2016 (UTC)

August 2016

Somebody violated Melba Moore's birthday incorrectly. She was born on October 29th of 1945, not November 29th of 1945. Will you get someone to stop, please?! Thank you. Pizzamaniac2016 02:47, 28 August 2016 (UTC)

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Today is my birthday! Thanks. 13:33, 31 August 2016 (UTC)

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Julie London.org link on Randolph Mantooth Page

The link was removed for the following reasons.
1. You did not have the right to transcribe the interview and post it on a fansite dedicated to Julie London. That is copyright infringement. NARAS is protective of their property. Placing the transcribed document on a webisite, even if it is part of an interview is copyright infringement, no matter if is sourced or not.
2. The webmaster's comments are supposition and are not necessary on Mantooth's page. They have nothing to do with his career.
3. This is not the first time your actions and edits have been critiqued for supposition, opinion, and possible copyright infringement.

Please refrain from edits that border on copyright infringement. Again, this is not the first time you have done edits of this nature. IF you continue, I will consider contacting wikipedia regarding your actions. Arbitration has been contacted on this matter.

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You're adding a lot of content to articles that, while it's (mostly) factual and based on published sources, isn't necessarily useful for Wikipedia. Most of it is taken from trivia-peddling celebrity gossip sites, and frankly, that's where it belongs. -Jason A. Quest (talk) 02:40, 23 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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