Where Are the Forum Veterans Like Zero and RageSk Now?

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In summary, Siv returns and people discuss old times. Zero, Tog Neve, Another God, RageSk ...? are all mentioned. Another upgrade for the forum is recommended.
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Siv
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People like Zero, Tog Neve, Another God, RageSk ...?

Folks I used to have lots of nice discussions with in 2002-2003 ?! :smile:

There seem to be lots of new people around, doesn't feel like old times.
Of course, I just need to get to know them.
 
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Okaaaay, so you're saying you just want to talk to de oldies?! :biggrin:


Welcome back, Siv. :smile:
 
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drizzle said:
Okaaaay, so you're saying you just want to talk to de oldies?! :biggrin:
Nah ... but would be nice to talk to someone familiar :smile:

Welcome back, Siv. :smile:
Thank you.
 
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I'm an old timer, so they tell me. But I don't believe we interacted. Monique is a young timer. I think.
 
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Siv said:
People like Zero, Tog Neve, Another God, RageSk ...?

Folks I used to have lots of nice discussions with in 2002-2003 ?! :smile:

There seem to be lots of new people around, doesn't feel like old times.
Of course, I just need to get to know them.

That's right, make some new "old times" :)

The members you have mentioned haven't been around for awhile.
 
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None of them ? Ok.
 
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Siv said:
None of them ? Ok.

Have a look see, search on the right:
https://www.physicsforums.com/memberlist.php
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Have a look see, search on the right:
https://www.physicsforums.com/memberlist.php

Um, why don't I appear on that? Is that only post some certain date? Just curious.

edit: or is it so smart it knows I shouldn't see myself lest the universe implode...
 
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Hepth said:
Um, why don't I appear on that? Is that only post some certain date? Just curious.

edit: or is it so smart it knows I shouldn't see myself lest the universe implode...

That's odd...there's only one member beginning with "he" and five beginning "ha"? But we have 238,271 members - that can't be a complete list.
 
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:smile:

I think that the list needs a bit of an upgrade. It still shows my profession as "Senior Technical Advice Representative for Wolram". I put that down several years ago as a joke at Woolie's instigation. It looks cool on paper, but is totally inaccurate.
 
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lisab said:
That's odd...there's only one member beginning with "he" and five beginning "ha"? But we have 238,271 members - that can't be a complete list.

I have it set to only show members with >500 posts
 
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Hi Siv, I remember you. Nice to see you back.
 
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Danger said:
I think that the list needs a bit of an upgrade. It still shows my profession as "Senior Technical Advice Representative for Wolram". I put that down several years ago as a joke at Woolie's instigation. It looks cool on paper, but is totally inaccurate.
Danger, you might want to check your profile. :-p
 

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