User talk:Lorivolkman
Hello, Lorivolkman
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Hi Lori and happy holidays! :) Just a couple notes for you. First, when you left a message for Ryan, it went to a different page than where it belonged, so I moved it for you. I'm guessing that you typed the url instead of clicking on his 'Leave a message' button, cause that's the only thing I can think of which could cause that bug.
Also, you didn't add your signature/timestamp to your comment when you contributed on Ryan's "talk" page. That lets others know the comment was yours and when you left it. To do so, at the end of a comment type --~~~~ or click the signature button to do the typing for you, and then click 'save page'. I've gone ahead and added for you your sig/timestamp to the message on Ryan's talk page.--MiamiVolts (talk) 19:37, 26 December 2007 (EST)