User talk:ThoughtForte

Please stop readding a quote that is /incorrect/ to the Saosin article. I wouldn't mind, but: Please do not readd it! Halo 07:24, 7 December 2006 (UTC)
 * The quote you readded isn't what he originally said and contradicts it.
 * I deliberately removed it to stop people editing the quote so it says the wrong thing.
 * I also added references.

I'll quote what you had...

The pronunciation "Say-oh-sin" is in the Chinese dialect Cantonese. However, the Pinyin for Saosin is Xiao Xin, and translates literally into "small heart" in Mandarin and Cantonese. However, in modern times it has evolved into a phrase meaning "watch out", "love with caution", "caution", or "be careful".

The dialect isn't Cantonese. The pinyin "xiao xin" does not translate into "small heart" in Cantonese either. If it were to go according to the Cantonese dialect, the band's name would probably be "Siosum".

Oh, I won't add the article. For some reason, when I wanted to edit the incorrect referral to the dialects and etc, that article was there. So yea, sorry about that.