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Picture of a grave marker[edit]

The relevancy of this picture was discussed at length in the German-language Wiki, where it first appeared. The overwhelming consensus was that it contributes nothing meaningful to the article and that far more relevant pictures are available. --Cosal (talk) 17:19, 21 October 2013 (UTC)[reply]

And only picturs by grace of cosal are allowed. I shouldnt have told him where I put other versions of this picture to. But otherwise studpid people like natives would have to agoniye the picture, because zou obviouslz dont know how to put them away... I think thats a thinkable point of this law.

removed once again irrelevant image of a once-in-a-million grave marker is just that, what qualifies this picture like those which are allowed by cosal.

Discussed in german wiki? Interesting... Cosal side says I want, I want, I want, ..., at least I resingend and let it there away. There had been no chance of getting a suitable solution. That is no Freeticket to put it away all over the world. That was an opinion before 1946 and thats far far away in history. Let the natives put them away, or are you afraid that they won't joy your opinion? Image --1970gemini 13:43, 13 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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