User talk:Deasofglasgow

Bleak midwinter...

My compliments on what looks like a very good article (wait for it, here it comes...), however, can I suggest that you put some references in? Probably easier to do it as you go. The tag I put on indicates I think the article is worthy of a place here but needs just that little bit more called for in WP:RS. Even if you just stick them at the end, it'll help. I have trouble getting inline refs right, but there's usually someone around who'll tidy up - but not many who'll look for refs. Anyway, Welcome to Wikipedia (if you aren't a sock of someone regular anyway...) (even if you are - good article). Peridon (talk) 21:18, 8 December 2010 (UTC)

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Nomination of Winter of 2010–11 in Great Britain and Ireland for deletion

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