User talk:Seymour Crane

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Bizarre edit

In this edit, you wrote: Also, she is farkin' batty, and I dare her to sue. (Seriously, on both counts).

  1. I'm unfamiliar with "farkin'". Is it perhaps a euphemism for "fucking"? But "fucking" would be a mere expletive, and thus out of place.
  2. "I" makes no sense. Presumably you mean
    WP:SELF
    .
  3. Sue what or whom? Wikipedia doesn't need the trouble. Maybe User:Seymour Crane dares her to sue him? But that's even more personal.

Anyway, if you have some personal message to somebody, do tell him or her directly rather than putting it within an article about that person. -- Hoary 01:26, 15 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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