User talk:Boonrock

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Hello, I'm not sure who you are...

But I'm pretty sure you're either Professor Clark, Holman-sensei, or someone else closely related to Bunraku Bay. Your picture of Imada's puppet hall is mine. I have the original sitting on my hard drive on the laptop I'm on right now. :)

This is Rob by the way. Feel free to steal more of my photos, but if you use them please try to remember to credit me for them. Not like it's a big deal or anything I guess. This is just wikipedia.

If you'd like more photos of performances at Tonda or whatever I have plenty. They're higher pixel quality and have better light conditions. I may upload them to Wikipedia at some point but only if I'm bored enough.

If this is Holman-sensei, I applaud your efforts to try and actually create something interesting out of the cesspool of strangeness that is Wikipedia. When the article for Lightsaber Combat is longer than the article on Modern Combat you know your priorities may be a little messed up.

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Your edits on Bunraku

Hi. I just wanted to drop by and thank you for your contributions to the bunraku article, and to related subjects. Japanese traditional theatre is woefully under-represented here on the 'pedia, and it's great to have some helping hands, especially from someone as knowledgable and passionate as your edits would indicate. I would encourage you, if you're interested, to take a look at WikiProject Japan and WikiProject Theatre and consider signing up as a member of the collaborative/cooperative community. Also, if you're so inclined, you might want to consider making a user page, so that other users might have some idea who you are and what you're interested in. In any case, welcome to Wikipedia, and I hope to see you around more in the future! LordAmeth 05:01, 10 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Kuroda Puppet Troupe - Good Article!

Hi. That is one great article you've done there. It could do with some reference or citations though. Are you going to put some in, or shall I pop a tag on the article as unreferenced at the moment? Again, good Job. Pedro | Chat 14:30, 25 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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