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Late response, but thanks a lot. It's nice to know you enjoyed my page. -- [[User:Swixer|Swixer]] | Late response, but thanks a lot. It's nice to know you enjoyed my page. -- [[User:Swixer|Swixer]] | ||
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| + | And remove mention of the Medal of Honor. That is seriously too much. I know you aren't a US citizen, and much less very aware of the importance of military terms and honors of our military here, but the roleplay of receiving such a high award is just too much, not to mention three. And it's still easily arguable that All-Star isn't even eligible for a DD-214 because he was a government agent his entire time serving with the Marines and not a legit service-member. | ||
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| + | Feel free to delete this comment after reading also. I just wanted to use this in order to contact you ASAP. | ||
Revision as of 09:47, 1 September 2014
I'm compelled to return to your page, on our new PDB, and state, yet again, that this is a fantastic page, with an awesome character! --CalamityCain (talk) 11:05, 12 September 2013 (MST)
Late response, but thanks a lot. It's nice to know you enjoyed my page. -- Swixer
Please edit your page
And remove mention of the Medal of Honor. That is seriously too much. I know you aren't a US citizen, and much less very aware of the importance of military terms and honors of our military here, but the roleplay of receiving such a high award is just too much, not to mention three. And it's still easily arguable that All-Star isn't even eligible for a DD-214 because he was a government agent his entire time serving with the Marines and not a legit service-member.
Feel free to delete this comment after reading also. I just wanted to use this in order to contact you ASAP.
