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[edit] Samurai Champloo episode list
We understand that the template we've used makes it a little more difficult to edit, but the information presented is almost impossible to present otherwise without it. I know, because I've tried to remove the template and keep the information presented, but it didn't work out in a way that worked or looked good. So, we're more or less stuck with it until a better idea comes along. -- Makaio 20:37, 13 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] From a little non-user nobody...
Hey, I've been noticing that you've been putting some work into the Flyff page. It's great what you're doing, and it's really helping shape the page into something respectable. ^^ Keep it up! 67.171.35.4 06:45, 20 November 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Dead Rising - Adam MacIntyre
Yes, it's "correctly"; he's the only psychopath to figure it out. Besides, killing him doesn't prompt zombies to spawn there, turning off the ride does.)
I am not here to start a big massive argument about who is right or wrong, as a lot of your edits to the Dead Rising pages have been factually correct and I want to thank you for what you have done (Most people on wiki don't say those word) But I would like to point out, even though he does say "if the ride goes off, the zombies will come back", who makes it a correct defination? You could say Cliff's beheading and hanging of the zombies is correct due to him removing the head. If you are taking the "correct" view to scare the zombies away from different movies or people's views, most have shown that the zombies are actually attrached to sound, movement and many other things. So it should have been, technically the opposite way round, but due to Adam putting on full speed it confused them.
Overall, all i am saying is that the word "correctly" needs to be used differently or maybe replaced with a different word that shows that he understands how the zombies work and how he made a plan of action, without him "setting the bar" so to speak.--WarDragon 13:43, 19 January 2007 (UTC)
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