Talk:Made-up words - Revision history

86.175.39.171 at 16:45, March 18, 2010

2010-03-18T16:45:59Z

Sazmaqnilla: correction

2009-08-29T20:01:39Z

correction

Joeyaa: Adding Talk header template to top of page

2009-02-12T02:13:39Z

Adding Talk header template to top of page

Mr. Blackadder: Reverted edits by 75.157.81.253 (talk) to last version by 208.44.121.252

2008-12-30T21:11:30Z

Reverted edits by 75.157.81.253 (talk) to last version by 208.44.121.252

75.157.81.253 at 19:01, December 30, 2008

2008-12-30T19:01:33Z

208.44.121.252 at 19:58, February 11, 2008

2008-02-11T19:58:12Z

124.168.204.121: Ref to Throughhole should be removed

2007-09-19T08:19:49Z

Ref to Throughhole should be removed

BartFan1945: Note on unresolved links

2007-05-24T18:37:43Z

Note on unresolved links

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There are lots of unresolved links. I suspect many of these were internal links within Wikipedia, but need to be external links now that this article is here.

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-There are lots of unresolved links.  I suspect many of these were internal links within Wikipedia, but need to be external links now that this article is here.
+There are lots of unresolved links. I suspect many of these were internal links within Wikipedia, but need to be external links now that this article is here.
-Ref to Throughhole should be removed as this word is used in the electronics industry to indicate components that mounted through a hole (most old PCBs use these components).  This is in contrast to surface mount components, where components are mounted on the surface with leads no piercing the board.
+Ref to Throughhole should be removed as this word is used in the electronics industry to indicate components that mounted through a hole (most old PCBs use these components). This is in contrast to surface mount components, where components are mounted on the surface with leads no piercing the board.
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 "Ahoy Hoy" isn't a made up word. Alexander Graham Bell wanted that to be the telephone greeting. Google it.--[[User:Sazmaqnilla|Sazmaqnilla]] 20:01, 29 August 2009 (UTC)

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	"Car Hold" is obviously "Car Hole" in the episode.		"Car Hold" is obviously "Car Hole" in the episode.
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		+	"Ahoy Hoy" isn't a made up word. Alexander Graham Bell wanted that to be the telephone greeting. Google it.--[[User:Sazmaqnilla\|Sazmaqnilla]] 20:01, 29 August 2009 (UTC)

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	There are lots of unresolved links. I suspect many of these were internal links within Wikipedia, but need to be external links now that this article is here.		There are lots of unresolved links. I suspect many of these were internal links within Wikipedia, but need to be external links now that this article is here.

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	"Car Hold" is obviously "Car Hole" in the episode.		"Car Hold" is obviously "Car Hole" in the episode.
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−	~~doh was used heavily by Laurel & Hardy and was not unique to Homer Simpson.~~

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	"Car Hold" is obviously "Car Hole" in the episode.		"Car Hold" is obviously "Car Hole" in the episode.
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	Ref to Throughhole should be removed as this word is used in the electronics industry to indicate components that mounted through a hole (most old PCBs use these components). This is in contrast to surface mount components, where components are mounted on the surface with leads no piercing the board.		Ref to Throughhole should be removed as this word is used in the electronics industry to indicate components that mounted through a hole (most old PCBs use these components). This is in contrast to surface mount components, where components are mounted on the surface with leads no piercing the board.
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		+	"Car Hold" is obviously "Car Hole" in the episode.

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	There are lots of unresolved links. I suspect many of these were internal links within Wikipedia, but need to be external links now that this article is here.		There are lots of unresolved links. I suspect many of these were internal links within Wikipedia, but need to be external links now that this article is here.
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		+	Ref to Throughhole should be removed as this word is used in the electronics industry to indicate components that mounted through a hole (most old PCBs use these components). This is in contrast to surface mount components, where components are mounted on the surface with leads no piercing the board.