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| I thank you for contributing in removing speculations. I just want to refresh your memory that it was Seselj types (in the 20th century) who mentioned that "Arnauti" should be expelled "preko Prokletija", thus what I wrote was not wrong at all. "Siptar" is just another derrogative, in the group of many, that Serbian extreme nationalists use against Albanians in Kosovo. Greetings, 22:43, 6 May 2006 (UTC) | I thank you for contributing in removing speculations. I just want to refresh your memory that it was Seselj types (in the 20th century) who mentioned that "Arnauti" should be expelled "preko Prokletija", thus what I wrote was not wrong at all. "Siptar" is just another derrogative, in the group of many, that Serbian extreme nationalists use against Albanians in Kosovo. Greetings, 22:43, 6 May 2006 (UTC) | ||
| To call Castro a dictator and Che Guevera a serial killer is not vandalism, but a mere statement of fact. By reversing those edits you are showing your self to be a supporter of murderers and communists who is unconfortable with the truth. I will begin to review your other edits to see what else you have incorrectly edited to bring back objectivity and truthfullness to those pages.] 22:56, 6 May 2006 (UTC) | |||
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Cuj...
Stvarno me smara da se raspravljam o odredjenoj lingvistickoj oblasti sa kvazilingvistima. Ako si trazio ekspertsko misljenje, dobio si ga. Ako to nije dovoljno dobro, sta da ti radim... Ionako vremena na bacanje nemam. --millosh (talk (sr:)) 18:42, 11 October 2005 (UTC)
I don't know which is your first language but you seem to know English. Do you wish to discuss the nature of vandalism? Are my points all but encyclopaedic? Have you sat and read many of the other articles? Are you not confusing me with the dozen or so other people who use this terminal each with their own password? Ragusan 19 October 2005
Just one more thing worth mentioning...I have no idea if you have any links to anybody from the former Yugoslavia but you seem to think you know a lot. If I went off on a tangem and lost the plot on the Montenegrin article then that was so; I certainly felt the details were relevant and easily understood by anyone wishing to do so. You switched my reference of the language of Bosnia back to the Serbian spoken in Bosnia. What the hell is that supposed to mean? I was raised in a town called Brcko to a mostly Croatian background, there is no damn difference between the speech of my father born in that town and the local Serbs. But the speech of the Serbs in Brcko varies with the speech of Serbs in other parts of Bosnia and Herzogovina (and I say the last names not as a single entity but advisedly as two distinct regions) but in any vilage or district where Serbs are settled alongside Muslims and Croats there is NO difference in speech, only writing with Serbs favouring a Cyrillic. I will soon be making ALL these relevant points on here and I warn you from now, watch where you tread - you are entitled to your views and I respect every one of them and will do nothing to alter your entries. I ask the same of you and everyone else. Ragusan 18 October 2005
Izvini, nisam znao da si naš čovjek; kao što ja kažem "The English must not get the wrong end of the stick and be misled about us!". Pa nema problema sada, samo žao mi je što ne mogu da pišem to što bih htio. Puno pozdrav druže... Ragusan 20 Listopad/Oktobar 2005
Hvala ti Rocky, sve je u redu, ja se ne ljutim (ali na pocetkom sam mislio da si Amerikanac, bez veze sa YU), probat ću ponovo objasniti o Crnoj Gori ali ovaj put, bit će više 'Encyclopaedic'... ako hoćeš promjeniti nešto, molim te piši mi prvo! Mnogo pozdrav. Ragusan 21 Okt. 05
Serbo-Brazilian
Hi Rocky!
Although I have this typically Serbian name, I'm Brazilian, and I started learning Serbian a few weeks ago, by myself. I have never been to Serbia, but my father was from there (he was born in Leskovac), and I want to visit my father's country, hope it will be soon, I'm saving money for that!
I don't know if I can give many contributions to Serbian topics on Misplaced Pages, but if I can do it, I will!
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Pozdrav od
Milene
Article Improvement Belgrade
You may wish to vote for Belgrade at the Article Improvement Drive page, here. --estavisti 21:12, 8 April 2006 (UTC)
Latin America won!
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Bruce Lee
Your edit summary for your recent cleanup editing at the above article made me smile, as I've been watching crazy hero-worship stuff be added to it over and over for a couple of years now. Let's say that Bruce still has many very enthusiastic fans. I look in on that and related articles when I can to try to keep things a little less outrageous, but those got by me. Cheers! --Fire Star 21:40, 12 April 2006 (UTC)
Invitation
Hello! I invite you to join the WikiProject Serbia. All the best, --serbiana - talk 02:37, 13 April 2006 (UTC)
Spell check
I didn't change any NPOV information with my spell check. The material you re-added was deleted by user 172, not me. Art LaPella 19:48, 28 April 2006 (UTC)
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hi
"Demographic history of Kosovo (→20th century - I have put speculation in the article, but I will try to find citations. But that aside, Arnaut is old (pre 19th century) name for Albanians. Derrogative (ironically) is Šiptar.) (top)" That was your part.
I thank you for contributing in removing speculations. I just want to refresh your memory that it was Seselj types (in the 20th century) who mentioned that "Arnauti" should be expelled "preko Prokletija", thus what I wrote was not wrong at all. "Siptar" is just another derrogative, in the group of many, that Serbian extreme nationalists use against Albanians in Kosovo. Greetings, 22:43, 6 May 2006 (UTC)
To call Castro a dictator and Che Guevera a serial killer is not vandalism, but a mere statement of fact. By reversing those edits you are showing your self to be a supporter of murderers and communists who is unconfortable with the truth. I will begin to review your other edits to see what else you have incorrectly edited to bring back objectivity and truthfullness to those pages.Incorrect 22:56, 6 May 2006 (UTC)