User talk:Joe Beaudoin Jr.

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Here's how it is folks. It's simple, so try to keep up anyway. Click here to e-mail me. This is the only way I can be contacted as I will not look at messages here. (Which is why I've gone ahead and protected this page.) I don't have the time to deal with the dissonant idiocy of Wikipedia, so direct your "concerns" elsewhere.

A parting thought for the folks of the good ship, Lollipop... Wikipedia is best summarized in the following comment issued by the greatest writer of our time, Harlan Ellison:

When they say, "Gee, it's an information explosion!" — no, it's not an explosion, it's a disgorgement of the bowels is what it is. Every idiotic thing that anybody could possibly write or say or think can get into the body politic now — where before things would have to have some merit to go through the publishing routine, now, anything. And all you're getting is an explosion of useless crap, which added to the other useless crap that was being done originally, only makes it that much worse.

So say we all! And may God stand between you and all the empty places where you will walk!

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The article Alex Taylor (pornographic actress) has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

Non-notable actress by article that does not make assertions of notability. Blatently fails WP:PORNBIO.

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