User talk:Shopiom
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| - | You are so awesome! -[[Shopiom|Someone who is definitely not Shopiom]] | + | You are so awesome! -[[User:Shopiom|Someone who is definitely not Shopiom]] |
You are shopiom.-[[User:No Loafing V2|No Loafing]] | You are shopiom.-[[User:No Loafing V2|No Loafing]] | ||
| - | No, I'm George Lucas! -[[Shopiom|George Lucas]] | + | No, I'm George Lucas! -[[User:Shopiom|George Lucas]] |
seriously, you're shopiom.-[[User:No Loafing V2|fhqwhgads]] | seriously, you're shopiom.-[[User:No Loafing V2|fhqwhgads]] | ||
| - | I know! Can you believe it? -[[Shopiom|Can you?]] | + | I know! Can you believe it? -[[User:Shopiom|Can you?]] |
Hi! What's up? -[[User:Hagurumon|Guess]] | Hi! What's up? -[[User:Hagurumon|Guess]] | ||
| - | Nothing. I see you didn't leave after all. That's good! -[[Shopiom]] | + | Nothing. I see you didn't leave after all. That's good! -[[User:Shopiom]] |
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| + | ==Signing you name== | ||
| + | Shopiom, please sign you name so that it links directly to the [[User:Shopiom]] page. There is a simple shortcut for this. Just use four tildes (<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>) and MediaWiki will change it for you automatically and even add a handy time and date stamp. You can learn more about this feature in the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Help documentation]. It works just like this... -- [[User:Tom|Tom]] 08:50, 19 Sep 2004 (MST) | ||
Revision as of 15:50, 19 September 2004
You are so awesome! -Someone who is definitely not Shopiom
You are shopiom.-No Loafing
No, I'm George Lucas! -George Lucas
seriously, you're shopiom.-fhqwhgads
I know! Can you believe it? -Can you?
Hi! What's up? -Guess
Nothing. I see you didn't leave after all. That's good! -User:Shopiom
Signing you name
Shopiom, please sign you name so that it links directly to the User:Shopiom page. There is a simple shortcut for this. Just use four tildes (~~~~) and MediaWiki will change it for you automatically and even add a handy time and date stamp. You can learn more about this feature in the documentation. It works just like this... -- Tom 08:50, 19 Sep 2004 (MST)
