" —Gamer 

 Platipig 

Why was this page marked for deletion?   JimmyOne 
I marked Platipig for G3 for the following reasons, in reverse order for some reason:
The log shows that it's already been deleted for G3.
, the article's creator, has a record of creating unconstructive pages.
A quick google search made it clear that Platipigs don't exist. If it existed, there would be large amounts of news coverage, due to the discovery of a new species of Platypus-Pig hybrid.
That answer your question at all? —Gamer 

Yeah, Mistake on my part I reverted the removal of the tag and the page was deleted. That result I found on Google was a blog which is not good enough. My Apologies, JimmyOne 
No problem, I was bored anyways and I enjoy answering questions. —Gamer 

 Thermometer 
hey stop vandalising my fun on thermometer dude its just fun we dont mean to destroy the universe or anything we're just on crack atm.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 94.196.145.72   

 Image deletion 

Strictly speaking, that image probably doesn't fit any speedy deletion criterion, although some may find it qualified under a more liberal interpretation of the CSD. My main justification for the deletion was a mixture of Ignore All Rules and the Snowball clause. To answer your question, you would – in all likelihood – not have been able to tag that image for speedy deletion and have an administrator that was judiciously following the criteria delete it. The safest bet in the future would be to list such images at FfD, where they will be deleted when the time is over (perhaps sooner, as in this case). ÷seresin 
I was watching your talk page, you know. Anyways, that answers my question. Happy editing. —Gamer 

 A Barnstar 

For your quick save on the article Coast Guard this 27th day of May, 2009. It was definitely a righteous bust. I wish we didn't have to spend the time we do correcting anonymous posters vandalism.  Thanks again for your help.   

Ironically, if we didn't have vandals, I'd be out of a job here. Thanks. —Gamer 

 Newgrounds 

I like and totally support your work on NG.

  

Thanks, but I don't think I'm doing nearly as good a job as I should be. Content writing doesn't seem to be my strong point. You're doing well, too; the encyclopedia (in my opinion) needs good writers more than it needs good vandal fighters. —Gamer 

 Difference between G1 and G3 

Hi there LegendGamer, nice work with NPP. Just saw you make a slight mistake at Matias trinidad, while the page does meet the criteria for speedy deletion, you used G1 which doesn't apply. G1 refers to a page which is pure  gibberish (i.e. a random string of letters such