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In summary, Carlton introduces himself as a 14-year-old freshman who is currently enrolled in AP Bio and has plans to take AP Chem, AP Physics, and an undecided course. He enjoys bodybuilding and has recently started playing ping pong. In his free time, he plays football, badminton, and basketball. He joined the forum after coming across it while searching on Google and hopes to benefit from the advanced scientific discussions and community.
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Hey. I don't know where to introduce myself, so I'll just put this here. Lol, maybe people here don't introduce themselves and I'll look like an idiot 'round here.

Anyways, what's up?
I'm Carlton, I'm 14, I'm a freshmen and I'm currently enrolled in AP Bio. My goals are to follow the track of AP Bio ---> AP Chem ---> AP Physics ---> Undecided
I enjoy bodybuilding which I started just about a month ago. I have a thing for ping pong, yes I'm Asian(lol). Hmm... I play football, badminton and basketball on my free time.

I was searching something up on Google when I came across this forum and that was when I registered for this forum. I have been observing the threads and people around here and feel that you guys are pretty advanced in science in general. Because of that reason, I decided to stay and try to post frequently as I think that this community will benefit my education.

Thanks for reading
 
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You didnt tell which club you support to ? !

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Hi Carlton, welcome! I hope you will enjoy your time here :smile:
 
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Hello Carlton,

Welcome to the forum! It's great to have you here and I'm glad you stumbled upon us while searching on Google. This forum is a great place for people of all backgrounds and knowledge levels to come together and discuss science. I'm happy to hear that you are already enrolled in AP Bio and have a goal to continue with AP Chem and AP Physics. Those are all fantastic subjects that will provide a strong foundation for any future scientific endeavors.

I also think it's great that you have taken an interest in bodybuilding and enjoy playing sports. Physical activity is important for both our physical and mental well-being. As for ping pong, there's nothing wrong with having a knack for a particular activity, regardless of cultural stereotypes. Embrace your interests and talents!

I hope you find this community to be a valuable resource for your education. As scientists, we are always learning and growing, and this forum is a great place to share knowledge and ideas. Feel free to post and engage in discussions, and don't be afraid to ask questions. We are all here to learn from each other.

Best of luck in your studies and endeavors!

Sincerely,
 

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