What's So Exciting About Science? A Scientist's Perspective

Thread starter x3RangeMerge
Start date Jan 24, 2015

Jan 24, 2015

x3RangeMerge

...how lovely to be here! I look forward to getting stuck in!

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Jan 24, 2015

Greg Bernhardt

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Welcome to PF!

Jan 24, 2015

x3RangeMerge

Greg Bernhardt said:

Welcome to PF!

Thanks you sir!

Jan 24, 2015

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Ho...deehi! :D

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