User:Gilby1385
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Gilby1385
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What is your most likely theories?
Hey Gilby1385, i have two questions for you: 1. Why the closing logo of Pixels (2015) have the Sony Pictures Entertainment byline instead of the Sony byline? 2. Is there any evidence that The Lone Ranger (2013) has the 2006-2011 version of the 2006-2022 logo at the end at theatrical prints? I can't find any videos of it.
Can submite de AVID Logo's Page please? I don't see any issues.
Hey Gilby1385, there's a clip of the first closing variant of the Warner Bros. Seven Arts which appears at the end of a 22nd December, 1990 LWT airing of the 1967 Looney Tunes short titled Cool Cat which is followed by the 1989 "An LWT Presentation for ITV" endcap via a spinning star wipe effect.
Here it is (at around 0:30): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJz3qjwRmXo
Please could you add that to the Warner Bros. Cartoons page? That would be great IMO.
Can you start working on the CBS Evening News page?
I have been seeing that you are marking redirects for deletion for being redundant, even though the RfC doesn't allow pages that are like "Company Name (Nation)". Can you tell me why you are doing this? I do not want to report you right now.
The .mp4 files you were marking for deletion had minor name changes because they were not encoded properly. I encourage you to move the files back to their original name and mark the previous file destination for deletion instead. Marking the original name for deletion will also break the files on the main articles (that is unless you can rename the files manually).
Listen, I got annoyed because I was working on the page, and you removed the apostrophe, which resulted in "edit conflict" and every thing I wrote vanished.
It's is correct. Apostrophes are used to imply ownership. Its is the plural of it and makes no sense. Now stop messing with my submissions. You get on my nerves. This page has not been up 5 minutes and you already try to edit it with false, incorrect punctuation.
