Talk:Harry Mannis

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User:Grendle1138 left this message to User:Ramsay in the article. I copied it over here to make sure it didn't get lost. (In the future, Grendle: please leave feedback on articles on talk pages, like this one, instead of directly in the article). Gaelan 💬✏️ 15:08, 18 October 2019 (UTC)Reply

Dear Wiki user Ramsay, again, consider this an official warning that the Millar family will lodge a formal complaint if you continue to publish erroneous information despite numerous complaints. You have literally referenced yourself and a post on a Facebook group as being proof that Harry Mannis is the voice of the NRC clock. He is not. Provide your citations and we will be happy to address this issue there. Otherwise just stop.

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