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d20 Modern (Thunderball Rally)
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Edits to Xenomorph (Alien)
Hi, regarding your edits to Xenomorph (Alien): I appreciate your edit to this article here, but I would like you to please cite your sources. You did state that "ALIEN-FUZION RPG" is the source for these statements, but I cannot find them anywhere. Can you help me locate this book, if it even is abook; I generally require the ISBN number. If it is not a book, and was found here, then sadly I cannot accept this as a source becuase it is fan and original research: that is, help that you have received yourself and have no sources for. Thanks very much.  K ilo-Lima|(talk) 17:31, 30 March 2006 (UTC)

Sentinels
I'm not sure, but maybe the new sentinels you refer to at the List of programs and machines in the Matrix series are the Runners. I won't revert it because, as said above, I am not sure. Just checking.

Thanks for helping improve the articles. -- VdSV9• ♫ 12:09, 24 April 2006 (UTC)

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this means you???
Jesse, i'm not trying to be a jerk or anything, but I heard that you were placing threats on the Ed Edd 'n' Eddy page to other editors. please stop this. no user has the right to issue threats, and the page is open to anyone who wants to edit it. i'm not trying to be a jerk, i'm just telling you.

Matrix Story
Nice read, but there were a few flaws in it that contradicted the canon of the films as well as common science.
 * Cold fusion could not possible general EM blasts, and the human bodies wouldn't in any way "absorb" them even if it did
 * The Architect purposely created Zion and allowed humans to escape from the matrix. He stated this in his talk with Neo
 * The "anomaly" was not mathematical, but the sum of all of the imperfections. Instead of allowing the entire system to have these minor imperfections they were all essentially gathered and funneled into a single source... Neo. Thus he was allowed to leave the matrix and make the same decision he had made over and over again, thus returning the imperfections to the matrix and allowing the cycle to repeat itself
 * The computers had absolutely no need to use human brains as "extra processing" as the human brain is grossely inefficient compared to a machine and that suggests a symbiosis where as the computers were completley using the humans as an energy source, not to "share" their collective and inefficient minds

Still... was a nice read. Enigmatical 22:47, 28 May 2006 (UTC)

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Hi
The article you created, Neanderthal theory of the autism spectrum, was voted for deletion on October 16 2005 (see []. I have therefore redeleted the stub you created, under Wikipedia's criteria for speedy deletion.  Best,  Proto ///  type  11:40, 21 June 2006 (UTC)