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Tower Heist, Heavy D
I put your edit back, and put the following on Darkwarriorblake's page:

"Hello, what is your problem with Heavy D? His passing away so soon right after the release of the movie is important.  If he was an artist that you personally liked/knew about, I think you'd stop reverting the changes.  But since you personally don't konw about him, you don't think his death is significant.  The fact that you're reverting Heavy D edits by different other people shows that there are multiple people who find his passing important to note.  You can have your personal opinions/preferences/likes, but Wikipedia belongs to everybody, and multiple people are trying to include this information.  "It's trivia?"  The whole article is "trivia."  Should you get to decide which trivia isn't worthy when multiple other people think it is?" — Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.169.45.249 (talk) 15:57, 26 September 2012 (UTC)

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Hi. I'm actually having trouble trying to upload the image. I really don't know how to. Maybe someone else can upload the image. It's the DVD cover poster is what I was trying to upload. NYRyder1983 (talk) 15:49, 24 November 2017 (UTC)

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