User talk:Capsule Computer
Link templates. Please, please use them. 
Tina☆♥♫δ
23:30, 25 November 2007 (UTC)
For unbelievers
Instead of bringing this to the talk page of Glitter Lighthouse you could easily adress it to me. I am not really THAT wise to check the Lighthouse article talkpage in order to check if someone was asking for a screenshot. So, here it is. Says pretty much the same thing as in English version "Olivine Lighthouse, also known as Glitter Lighthouse". So, here is your proof, feast your eyes on this and stop playing local know-it-all. When Maxim says something, IT IS TRUE. I have no reason to lie. I'm here to correct errors made by people who think they are more competent than the world, just like you. I'm actually GUARDING the Bulbapedia's trustability by using my experience which I got from long years of Pokemon research, NOT from Google Search (which seems to be your source). It's really funny. I edit articles only when I'm completely sure about something. So, it's really funny when some random guy who used Google reverts me. Look at the proof I posted, unless you're now going to refuse to believe it and scream "OH NOEZ! You forged teh screnshotz in order to insult meh!!!111". Then I can't help you. --Maxim 15:22, 29 July 2009 (UTC)
- Wow, you are a condescending, arrogant piece of work, you know that? You have no goddamn right to talk to me like that, and you give Bulbapedia a horrible name. People like you make me want to not even ever come here. Pretty hilariously ironic you call me a know-it-all when your ego dwarfs a Zeppelin and you state that when you say something, "IT IS TRUE." Also, considering the sign says its actual name is アサギのとうだい, with its alias being かがやきのとうだい, how am I WRONG to say Asagi Lighthouse is the actual name? Would you call Paris "City of Lights" as its proper name in an article? Asagi Lighthouse is both its proper name and what Japanese people refer to it as, so WTF? (By the same token, the English name should be Olivine Lighthouse, with Glitter Lighthouse properly mentioned as being its alias, obviously.) Capsule Computer 19:00, 29 July 2009 (UTC)
