User talk:The Bob Talbot

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If you have any questions, feel free to ask me on my talk page. Thanks and happy editing, Alphax ^τεχ 03:47, 28 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

I have been welcomed![edit]

I guess a month after I start is better than never HAR HAR!

If anyone else has any comments just slap them on below these. The Bob Talbot 03:54, 28 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

webcest[edit]

You are certainly right to put the Webcest thing up for deletion. I sadly didn't read enough to realize that neologisms accepted by 5 people aren't reasonable content for the wikipedia (though I think they are - if they are extremely unstable, they'll go away on their own).

Un-keen[edit]

I don't want to be rude or needlessly agressive, and I think it would be rather unprovoked of me to outright insult you on your own page, but I would just like to say that I don't think you're a totally awesome dude. Sorry. I am open for debate.

reply to Webcest mess[edit]

Well if for one you would tell me who you are on Dumbrella (which is where I am guessing you come from? Or an OverCompensating reader?) I would have a better idea of how to address you. Since you are most likely relatively new to the community, I will tell you this:

I've been reading Jeff Rowland's comics since the late 1990s. I've followed his work from Fleen to Keenspot to Dumbrella and through countless messageboards. He and I have become pretty good friends over the years, and though we do not get to see each other lately, I would like to think that has not changed.

Just because he comes up with a word, however, doesn't mean that I am going to blindly run to Wikipedia and support someone making a page for it. Jeff's comic already HAS a page! That is a pretty darn good accomplishment to begin with. I like his "webcest" concept and I think it could be a neat catchphrase if people use it and allow it to enter the internet vocabulary instead of tryin to force it in like you guys did. I don't think Jeff ever advocated that, either. He told you guys to leave it alone.

I would like to think that he'd rather it catch on for real and have a defensible wiki page in the future (probably on wiktionary or some such area) than have you guys perform what amounts to vandalism of Wikipedia.

If you want to think I am not a totally awesome dude for that, after reading this, then go ahead.

Dude you is awesome but that is only because of the penis you have attached to youse, is okay bruh

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I FIXED IT OK! The Bob Talbot 04:02, 5 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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