Welcome to Moonbear's Home: A Surprising Place!

In summary, the conversation involved a user's first time in a forum and their thoughts on the place. They also commented on a thread titled "Sticky fun with molecular biologists" and made a joke about the topic. The conversation then shifted to the possibility of being redirected to a different discussion if they did not ask a biology question. The user apologizes for getting off topic and the conversation ends with a note to return to biology-related discussions.
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tribdog
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this is my first time in here. Thought I'd look around, see the place moonbear calls home. I like what you've done with the place, but I got to tell you the thread titled, "Sticky fun with molecular biologists." Wasn't exactly what I thought it would be.
 
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Oh, even better; the gods of the volcanoes prefer virgins. :biggrin:

I don't even get all the jokes in that sticky. Of course you know if you don't actually ask a biology question, Monique is going to have to toss you back to General Discussion, don't you?
 
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of course, that's why I made sure to base every comment I've made to the topic being discussed. I'll behave my self. I don't even care if she throws out this thread.
 
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Sorry Monique and Iansmith, it seems tribdog got off his leash again. As much as we try to keep him in GD, every once in a while he escapes. :rofl:
 
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lol, I don't escape often. I only have 79 posts under my name, but I've written several thousand.
yes sorry to the biology mentors. I'm done now
back to biology business as usual
 

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