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We all enjoy polls, so I thought that I would ask you all why you are active on PF. Multiple answers are allowed!
Evo said:Need help with the poll?
You forgot "because of micromass".micromass said:Wow, you're fast
I think I set up the poll ok...
Evo said:You forgot "because of micromass".
Pengwuino said:Where is the "I want to rick roll people" option?
Pranav-Arora said:Its in the "Other." category.
Buwahaha.QuarkCharmer said:Where is the check box for "I found a flaw that disproves general relativity, and now I just need some help on the math part"?
Ivan92 said:...I mean the part without micromass :P
Just messing micro! :D
Vanadium 50 said:To meet women.
Vanadium 50 said:To meet women.
rootX said:PF needs a dating forum .
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