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Lop-sided vs. lopsided

Even though the official site hyphenates lop-sided, we should present it here as lopsided. I noticed someone made the correction to match the "official" spelling, however there are a few minor corrections to the nominations list in the article that do not match the official site (namely, to match capitalization and to correct movie titles). —Twigboy 17:10, 24 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Nicolas Cage's bear suit

AFAIK, the reference to "Nicolas Cage and his bear suit" is the fact that Cage has a hairy chest. (Was there an actual bear suit in the film? I don't know.) To clarify the pun, I wikilinked to chest hair, however 161.184.176.136 and 161.184.176.234 did not agree, but did not provide an edit summary justifying their position. I don't want to get into a revert war over such a silly thing. I just think that we should be clear, so as the reader does not take any allusion to be literal (and, thus, unencyclopedic). Thoughts?—Twigboy 22:45, 27 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]