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Thread starter jackonelli
Start date Nov 20, 2015

Nov 20, 2015

jackonelli

Hi everyone!
I've been using this forum for a while to read really great explanations from people and decided to join to hopefully learn more and maybe be able to contribute as well!

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Nov 20, 2015

jedishrfu

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Welcome to PF!

Nov 20, 2015

jackonelli

Thank you very much!

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