User talk:Teachboy

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April 2010
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March 2011
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Nomination of John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital for deletion
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 * Teachboy, thanks for your contribution to wikipedia by starting John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital. Its been nominated for deletion, but don't let that discourage you.  You see, you only created a one-sentence stub--that doesn't really tell us why the article should exist.  I suspect that if you were able to add more content and cite some sources (look at other hospital articles in California for examples), it might well be worthwhile keeping.  In any event, even if the article was deleted, that content could be included in the Indio article.--Milowent • hasspoken  04:57, 23 October 2011 (UTC)

Article probation on United States presidential election, 2012
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Proposed deletion of Neil Thomas (clergyman)


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Speedy deletion nomination of Neil Thomas (clergyman)


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