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[edit] Categorisation

I have reverted your categorisation of the suburbs of Lockettside, Dartside, Foulkes Village and Ruddlebank. Suburbs themselves cannot be innately part of any specific group or groups, and they shouldnt be categorised as such. If you really want to stake a claim, leave a note to that effect on the suburbs talk page. --The Grimch U! E! WAT! 05:45, 17 January 2008 (UTC)

[edit] W00tzorx

I made the humour quotes! Next stop, Wiki stardom! Or something...--Elbowhead 00:17, 16 December 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] Tactics for Jan 23/08 update

  1. 26.17 MHz: "Hildebrand under attack. WE NEED FIGHTERS!!!" (14 hours and 55 minutes ago)
  2. sejr said "went to mall, dropped one zombie, need to find a safe route back to St. E's" (14 hours and 20 minutes ago)
  3. BartholomewJ said "NE is falling. Lost 4, slapped fakseverwhere" (14 hours and 10 minutes ago)
  4. CableLightButton said "FAKs Still anyone?" (12 hours and 45 minutes ago)
  5. Rodoric said "18 zeds in SW hildebrand" (12 hours and 28 minutes ago)
  6. 26.17 MHz: "le sigh. you harmanz are so backwards you need a zambah" (12 hours and 3 minutes ago)
  7. 26.17 MHz: "The mall is falling. Whoop de doo, its only a mall" (12 hours and 3 minutes ago)
  8. 26.17 MHz: "There are three more nearby" (12 hours and 3 minutes ago)
  9. 26.17 MHz: "They cant hold it forever and attack elsewhere..." (12 hours and 2 minutes ago)
  10. 26.17 MHz: "...so why the ..." *static* "... do you fight for it?" (12 hours and 2 minutes ago)
  11. 26.17 MHz: "Spread out to the buildings in the area" (12 hours and 2 minutes ago)
  12. Liam Bradford said "I could use a little healing if anyone can help out!" (12 hours and 2 minutes ago)
  13. 26.17 MHz: "Avoid sleeping in resource buildings" (12 hours and 2 minutes ago)
  14. 26.17 MHz: "Free run across and snipe the horde from random directions" (12 hours and 1 minute ago)
  15. 26.17 MHz: "kill any zombie you touch so they dont follow you home" (12 hours and 1 minute ago)
  16. 26.17 MHz: "When your building gets attacked by a force..." (12 hours and 1 minute ago)
  17. 26.17 MHz: "...that cant easily be repelled..." (exactly 12 hours ago)
  18. 26.17 MHz: "... evacuate to surrounding areas," (exactly 12 hours ago)
  19. 26.17 MHz: "battles arent decided by one building" (11 hours and 59 minutes ago)
  20. 26.17 MHz: "Unless, of course, you are stupid enough to go down with it" (11 hours and 58 minutes ago)
  21. 26.17 MHz: "Suburbs fall after a mall because all the defenders die" (11 hours and 57 minutes ago)
  22. 26.17 MHz: "if the defenders leave the mall, the suburb lives" (11 hours and 57 minutes ago)
  23. 26.17 MHz: "The zombies get an empty victory" (11 hours and 57 minutes ago)
  24. 26.17 MHz: "and a living hell for the time they spend in suburb" (11 hours and 56 minutes ago)
  25. 26.17 MHz: "Current survivor tactics will no longer work" (11 hours and 56 minutes ago)
  26. 26.17 MHz: "The days of headbutting the zombie fist are gone" (11 hours and 55 minutes ago)
  27. 26.17 MHz: "Roll with the punches, spread out and revive the fallen" (11 hours and 54 minutes ago)
  28. 26.17 MHz: "when the zombies take a building, they get only a handful" (11 hours and 54 minutes ago)
  29. 26.17 MHz: "Zombies are only effective when you crowd up and let them..." (11 hours and 53 minutes ago)
  30. 26.17 MHz: "...butcher you like cattle at the abbatoir" (11 hours and 53 minutes ago)
  31. 26.17 MHz: "Scatter and they cant do any damage" (11 hours and 52 minutes ago)
  32. 26.17 MHz: "Now, if you dont mind, im off to rob the kilt store" (11 hours and 51 minutes ago)

[edit] thanks

just wanted to thank you for making some of the Category:Locationblock Components templates for the new block types --~~~~ [talk] 13:22, 28 February 2008 (UTC)

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