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[edit] Big Boss 0 Discussion
Please feel free to write any information reguarding PDL and The Creator of Light Horus in this discussion. If it is inappropriate it will be deleted.
[edit] The Creator of Light Horus
Please add any information reguarding these cards here.
The tournament for the Horakit that you have took place on July 24, 2005 in Tokyo Japan. That other guy is full of crap. However I should inform you that I have the what you refered to as the ATK Horakit. The tournament took place for that one on January 14, 2006 at the same location. Please respond to my edit as soon as possible! I just have one question, how did you get this card. I heard that the previous owner died in a car accident or something? User: Nightmare 81
Yes he did die in a car accident. I got the card from Jake's younger brother. And please answer my question. Did a girl win three of the tournaments and what Horus cards did she win? User: Big Boss 0
You mean Jake Stilskon?! Man I didn't know that he was dead! Anyway yes a girl did win three of the Horakit tournaments. So far there have been 22 Horakit's awarded as prized at the ten tournaments. They started on July 24, 2005 and ended August 19, 2006. As for what Horakit cards that she won would be what you defined as the Counterstrike, Divine Light, and Swiftkill Horakit cards. User: Nightmare 81
Spelling errors aside thanks for the information. However could you by chance give me her name and a breif description of her. I want to know a little more about this person. And by chance could you give me the new web site of the tournament winners. The old one appears to be down. User: Big Boss 0
The name and adress that she gave was completely fake. As far as a description she is about 5ft 6in tall with dark hair. I'm sorry but I know almost nothing about her too. As far as the web site I have no idea why it is down but I will try to set up a new one. By chance how do you upload images on this site? User: Nightmare 81
Your spelling leaves a lot to be desired, but thanks for the information. About the images ask Moe. He is a recipient of the Big Boss Award just like you so he should be no problem finding him! Have you by chance checked out my user page. I suggest you do but you need to slow down a little bit when typing. And isn't the japanese name of the cards Horakti? User: Big Boss 0
You need to capitalize man however thanks for the information. That is about all of the information that I have right now. I will try to build a new web page as soon as possible. User: Nightmare 81
I have a question for you. Why did you help me out against that guy? There for a while I was beginning to believe him. The you came along... Why tell me he was wrong? And by the way do you know if she kept any of the Horus cards that she won. User: Big Boss 0
I helped you out because he by saying that that wasn't the tournament prize Horakti would take away from my prestige of winning the tournament. It was single elimination and I barely won. I couldn't stand by while someone tried to destroy what I worked so hard to acomplish. I then created an account and went offensive. As far as if she kept any of them HOW THE HELL SHOULD I KNOW!!!!!!!!! User: Nightmare 81
Thank you for answering my question. And please try to spell correctly from now on. User: Big Boss 0
Last Statement to Big Boss 0: I did not know for sure if he was dead. That is why I asked if he had died because I heard that he died. I wasn't 100% shure. Anyway thanks for the help you have given me and I will see you around again someday. User: Nightmare 81
[edit] {{Sprotect2}}
Please be aware that adding this template to your user page does not semi-protect it. If you need semi-protection, contact an administrator. semper fi — Moe 21:08, 27 November 2006 (UTC)
- Please see WP:RFPP and request it there. I can help there if you like, but I think you can figure it out. If you can't, I'm willing to help :) semper fi — Moe 22:29, 27 November 2006 (UTC)
[edit] re:Congratulations
Oh, thank you very much in honoring me, it's nice to hear positive feedback once and a while :) semper fi — Moe 23:10, 27 November 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Big Boss Award
Do you want me to make a Big Boss Award template so you can give it to the user when you Congratulate them?--Pediaguy16 03:23, 1 December 2006 (UTC)
Ok here it is.--Pediaguy16 03:46, 1 December 2006 (UTC) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Big_Boss_Award
Oh just put these {{}} around Big Boss Award
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This user has been recognized as a Big Boss Award recipient. |
or a more simplier way to explain it is type this:
{{Big Boss Award}}
This will produce the above template :) semper fi — Moe 21:01, 6 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Voodoo Kin Mafia Suck
This section of my discussion page is to discuss how much these two idiots stink up the place at TNA. Take them off the air please! Why even hire these guys? This section is devoted to every D-Generation X fan out there.
[edit] Sure
Sure I'll look into it. What pages should I investigate? -- THLR 04:07, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
Moe Epsilon, he got frustrated. Many users grow frustrated with the way Wikipedia works. Hopefully this will just be a Wikibreak. Cheers, -- THLR 04:12, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
Sorry, I'm not used to seeing an index on user pages. I'll do my best to take care of those sock puppets. Cheers, -- THLR 04:21, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
As far as the southpark one goes, just wait for him to vandalize again. After that, report it to the AIV board as a vandalism only account (assuming that he keeps up with nothing but vandalism), and it will get indef blocked. If you want to prove that it is a sock, you'll have to let it stick around for a little while. That way the pattern of vandalism will become apparent. After that, request a checkuser. One John Cena vandalism isn't enough to request a checkuser. If it comes out positive, then the IP would be blocked as well. That would be the main advantage to letting it stick around. Sadly, IPs can't be indef blocked, but they can receive incredibly long blocks. If you could tell me the main pattern that would be great. I know that they tend to linger around the John Cena page, but if their is more I will need to know. Cheers, -- THLR 04:36, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
Thanks for the award, and you're welcome. -- THLR 04:44, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
Hybrid if you see this someone called User: The King of Koopas Reborn: Bowser Koopa has attacked my discussion page and my user page! What the heck is going on here? Could you please help me out of this situation. What should I do?!
He's taken care of, though I didn't do it. Cheers, -- THLR 21:51, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
Triple Crown Champions, at the moment I don't have a list like that, sorry. Another WP:PW fan has contacted the WWE, so there may be a list posted on wwe.com within a couple months. As far as the sock announcing who he was going to attack, he just wants recognition. He wants us to worry. It is an intimidation tactic. Of course, what can he really do? Even the infamous Willy on Wheels didn't do anything that lasted. After a couple months, everything will be lost in page histories, and no one will remember Bowser Koopa. He may pop up now and again after IP blocks expire, but after about 2 edits he will be gone for another year. This is just another worthless, generic puppet vandal. Nothing to be worried about. -- THLR 02:28, 12 December 2006 (UTC)
Willy on Wheels is the most infamous vandal in Wikipedia history. If he wasn't the first, he was the most effective page move vandal ever. He would move large numbers of pages to (Article Name) ON WHEELS! For a while he could move 50 pages in this way before anyone knew he had returned and block his current account, and all of those pages would have to be moved back by hand. In a strange way, he actually helped Wikipedia in the long run. Bots were developed that rendered him useless compared to what he was capable of before. He might move 3 pages before a bot would revert his edits and notify an admin who would block him. Bots like AntiVandalBot are his uncanny legacy. He quit about a year ago, and since then there have been many imitators and people who have tried in vain to make a name for themselves in the same way he did. Bowser Koopa is just another person who will have their name lost in page histories trying to be remembered. -- THLR 02:49, 12 December 2006 (UTC)
After WP:DENY came into effect, his contributions were deleted. There are two accounts disputed to be the originals; User:Willy on Wheels and User:WoW. There are countless socks such as Willy on Round Objects, SpongeWilly SquareWheels, ect. -- THLR 02:59, 12 December 2006 (UTC)
I warned him about the vandalism and the personal attacks. Please notify me if he continues with either of them. Cheers, -- THLR 21:54, 12 December 2006 (UTC)
It has already been added to the list of suspected socks. If a formal user check isn't performed, then an account can't be added to a list of confirmed socks. In this case, a formal check wasn't done because it wasn't needed to block him. Cheers, -- THLR 22:41, 12 December 2006 (UTC)
Because you are a good editor who is taking the initiative to stop vandalism. The same people that have been vandalizing you have been vandalizing me, and I love it! They get blocked almost immediately by the RC Patrol, taking care of the problem once and for all. Don't loose heart; remember that nothing they do is permanent. Just revert them, report them, and keep on going. You are a great editor and a great Wikipedian. Don't give up! -- THL 01:49, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
They know that they are going to be blocked soon, so they decide to try and take revenge on the people responsible before it happens. By the looks of our in tact user pages, it isn't working to well. Everyone needs some encouragement every once in a while, so don't worry about it. BTW, I like the MGS series as well. Cheers, -- THL 02:04, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
I play the Metal Gear Solid games. -- THL 02:38, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
It will happen on occasion. It usually happens when users who have selected Remember Me let their friends or family use their computer and not pay attention to what they do. They will then go to Wikipedia, see that they are logged in, and then decide to play a prank on the real user by vandalizing. There may have been instances of someone making a correct guess as to someone else's password, but I haven't heard of any. You vote in my RfA by adding #(Why you are supporting or opposing me) ~~~~ to the bottom of the Support or Oppose section. Cheers, -- THL 03:36, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
Yes, you applied for semi-protection correctly. Best of luck, -- THL 15:01, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
The length of the protection is at the discreation of you and the protector. I appreciate your support, but I have withdrawn my RfA. I think that I am a good editor, but I am not ready to be an admin. There is more to Wikipedia then just vandal fighting. -- THL 20:17, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
You're right about what is #1. I'm not sure if vandal fighting is #2, but I know that it is pretty high on the list. I haven't been adding to and editing pages to much; I've been devoting a lot of my time to vandal fighting. I'll change that eventually, but for right now I'm happy doing what I'm doing. I think that I could use the admin tools as well as anyone else, but they want to know that you can handle yourself with anything before giving them to you. At least I have VandalProof, which gives me some of the tools anyway. Cheers, -- THL 23:26, 13 December 2006 (UTC)
I completely understand why you would want to call him that, but don't. On Wikipedia, personal attacks are not tolerated for any reason, even when the other user attacked you first. Moving on, VandalProof has been abused before, and it was terrible. What I described to you was the most basic form of the Rollback button; admins have the ability to do all of that as well. That is part of the reason there is so much responsibility that comes with adminship. Admins receive many tools, and have to be able to make the right decisions with them. The Wikimedia Foundation would like us to think of them as "regular editors with a few more buttons", but it goes so far beyond that. Admins will be faced with conditions where they have to make critical decisions, and make them quickly. If an admin makes the wrong decision, it may cause permanent damage. Admins are not just regular editors with more buttons, and being an admin is a big deal whether or not the Wikimedia Foundation admits it. -- THL 01:25, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
Why don't they wait? Because most of them don't know things like that exist. When I was a new user, no one explained anything to me. All I had was a welcome message to learn basic editing information. It took me months to finally understand that there was a community that decided what took place and when. It took me a while to learn how this community functioned, and how to find my place. Vandals don't even get a welcome message, so they have no way of knowing that if they were to wait, they could be much more effective. However, I may have accidentally exaggerated how profuse the damage would be. Bureaucrats, the people above admins, and Stewards, the people above them, generally have the ability to reverse any damage that an admin vandal could do to the files, and hundreds of users would do their part to revert rollback vandalism. After maybe 2 days the damage would be fixed, and needless to say the abuser is perma-banned. Their IP would probably be blocked for a while as well. Their is almost always a way to fix any type of vandalism. It would probably take a steward to legitimately hurt Wikipedia in the long run. Also, when I told you about rollback vandalism, I forgot that an admin could rollback the rollback. I guess that there is an undo button. Cheers, -- THL 03:20, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
Oh, and as far as protecting the Rock's page goes, we typically try to wait a while before protecting a page. No matter how much effort a vandal puts into vandalizing a page, it still takes the same amount of effort from us to revert it. Protecting a page prevents anons and new users from editing it, which also keeps some useful material from being added. We try to avoid this as much as possible, but in some particularly attractive targets must suffer from protection - and they do suffer from it. Cheers, -- THL 03:28, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
See User:Jimbo Wales, and the article Jimmy Wales. Cheers, -- THL 03:47, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Re:Big Boss Award
Heh thank you. =) I'm glad I was of assistance to you. If you ever need any help, you know where to reach me. Nishkid64 04:04, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
