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Hey can you add your opion on Kentucky's regional identity on kentucky's talk page. 74.128.200.135 03:36, 7 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Hi, I got your message on my page (just a note, when you want to leave a message for another user it's best to do it on his or her talk page, like mine. Also if you type four tildes, (like this ~~~~) the Wikipedia software will substitute that with a link to your user page so it's easer to find you). Now for your question. I have taken a look at your contributions and see the problem you are having. This is happening because with every entry you make, the first line begins with several spaces. I have gone in to most of the pages you have edited and have fixed the formatting. I would suggest going into your user page (where the same thing has happened) and removing the spaces at the beginning of each of the lines. This should fix your issue. If you have any other questions or if you still are having problems, please do not hesitate to leave a message on my talk page. Cheers! --omtay38 00:09, 7 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Hello again! The four squiggly things I'm talking about are called "tildes". If your using a QWERTY keyboard (and you probably are), the key is to the left of the one in the upper left hand corner (you have to press shift to use them). The four tildes is a shortcut that

Wikipedians use to create things like links, bold words, and italics. As always, thank you so much for your questions on my talk page and please feel free to ask any other questions you might have. Happy Editing! --omtay38 13:40, 7 August 2006 (UTC)[reply

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Anytime you have a question, feel free to ask; but consider this hint: Compare article pages in normal viewing with the same article page in edit mode. And you can try things out in your own sandbox: User:SwedishConqueror/sandbox. (Note the color is different if it doesn't exist. Click it. Edit it. And it does exist. And changes color.) WAS 4.250 17:52, 11 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

You ought not put colloquialisms like "this delegations is solidly Red" in an article. See how I've written it in the beginning summary of

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I have put the article Madsen family curse up for deletion because it is unreferenced, and seems to be unverifiable, simply based on a Google search. If you can provide sources, and more of a claim of importance, please include that in the article and comment on the afd page. Thanks, Mak (talk) 21:07, 28 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Yes, non-web sources are fine, as long as they are published. I do believe your article was written in good faith, but I don't believe it's appropriate for Wikipedia (although you could always change my mind!). I'm afraid that even if you can find information on the individual cases, the article would still be unverified, unless you find sources which talk about the curse as a curse. If this is a piece of your family history, remember that it may be more relevant to you and your family than to a wider audience, and that unfortunately oral histories are not considered reliable sources on Wikipedia. Cheers, Mak (talk) 21:15, 28 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Just to make sure there is no confusion, what you are adding right now is content, not sources. See

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Hi there. In the midst of an

Here, let me give you a preview: File:Whatimgoingtodotoyourponytail.jpeg

See, not that bad, right?

That was added by User:acrusader

Hi, I don't know why it's being called a hoax; however, please don't spam me in the future. Thanks. 1ne 21:09, 25 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

The Eyres are certainly a fascinating bunch, there's no doubt about that. From very early on I was interested by the contrasts within the family's own ideology; they very firmly believed that they were set apart on the Earth, destined to perform some act of great good for humanity. One could argue that their role in the Revolution fulfilled this prediction (the crossing of the Delaware River was originally Jehu Eyre's idea, and it is not a far stretch to posit that if he hadn't come up with it the independence movement would have died before it ever stood on its own two feet), although any such statement is bound to be subjective.

Then, however, there is this opposing element of doom, the "tragic hero" syndrome that you so pertinently pointed out. Around the 1850's the Eyres started to die off in weird ways, and then their descendants finally lost everything in the Stock Market Crash of 1929.

That in and of itself is very unusual; Jehu Eyre was a colonel of the Philadelphia militia, a very high-ranking member of the Revolution. If you look at the families descended from men who occupied the type of social position he did, they are almost without exception wealthy and powerful even today. The blood relations of Revolutionary War officers govern this country, from the Bushes to the Adamses any other number of WASP dynasties that have held sway over the land.

In fact, the Eyres are likely the only major family to have fallen in the way that they did. John Adam's descendants, Richard Lee's descendants, these people are bank executives and politicians. The Eyres' descendants are the urban poor, with a few exceptions. It just doesn't make sense.

Then again, I sometimes like to think that all of this started in the Mojave...

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Thanks for your request. Unfortunately, this appears to be a content dispute and I am in no position to verify the citations; so I am unable to help you. Best wishes, Banno 02:49, 28 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

This just seems like a popular heading for this talk page, so I had to do it. Seventeen inches is crazy; DON'T CUT IT.

I wouldn't put too much stock in these WikiWars.

Sunlight07 01:04, 26 January 2007 (UTC)Sunlight07[reply]

Dude, I know who you are. You're in one of my classes and I see you all the time--with your ponytail hanging over the back of your desk. I was just testing to see how you would act with someone when you didn't think they could get back at you.

Just so you know, that ponytail is GONE. Enjoy that thing while you have it, swing it around all you want, but I will CUT IT OFF AND HAND IT TO YOU by the end of this school year.

No good can come from hubris. Your ponytail pays the price.

"You probably have some gay crew cut or something, but I have enough ponytail for two or three people." Yeah, not for long. I'm getting my scissors ready. It's time someone gave you a trim.

Acrusader 04:48, 28 January 2007 (UTC)acrusader[reply]

Fine, you want proof, I'll give you proof. I know that all of your classes are Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays. I know this because I have two courses with you. Last Wednesday you wore that huge ungoldy ponytail with five hairbands tied into it.

You explained to the professor that it was because it's "so long" and everybody laughed and you thought you were just amazingly funny. I imagined cutting each segment off one at a time and then throwing them into a trash can. You're definitely right about your ponytail being long--just a shame that you're gonna lose it.

Well, tata for now!

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^---this guy seems like a dick. but he does have a point, you do run on about that ponytail. so did he hack it off?166.82.201.8 16:48, 20 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Yes, I got the project done; no, not with her. She kind of just stopped coming, so I was like, okay... Craziness. So, I was thinking Chipotle. Yes, no?

Oh, and for the record, the ponytail thing was a joke...we actually know each other. I am, however, a dick.

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You labeled this as not being copyrighted because it is the work of a federal govt agency, but you wrote that it came from the State of AK. This does not qualify under the federal govt exception. Calliopejen 17:34, 12 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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