User talk:81.153.173.227

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[edit] Whooops

Well, I asked about your theory on the forum. I believed it, but it was still just a single person's theory, and in my couple of years on Wikipedia I've learned that those aren't allowed here. Chuck answered that: A) You're absolutely correct, but B) It's more than we should know yet, and in fact harms a short story that he's planned.

He didn't ask for its removal, but it's clear that he'd prefer it, so I've taken it out of the article and our talk pages. Would you agree to this? If you don't, I can't force you. --Kizor 10:44, 29 August 2006 (UTC)

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