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DocToxyn has been recognized as a "Guru" in the forum, with gratitude expressed towards fellow nominees and participants for contributing to a vibrant learning environment. The community celebrates the growth of the Biology section and acknowledges the collective effort that makes the forum enjoyable. Congratulations are extended to all nominees, highlighting the positive atmosphere and camaraderie among members. The recognition of DocToxyn emphasizes appreciation for their contributions and the overall development of the forum.
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..to all who voted me in as "Guru":redface: . And I have to give credit to the other nominees and biology participants, we all come together to make this a well-learned and fun place to hang out. I'll do my best to live up to the title.
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Congrats! you deserve it!

Also congrats to all other nominees!
 
Congratulations DocToxyn,
You are simply the best.
 
Congrats! It's been great having you around these forums!

Congrats and thanks to all the other nominees as well...you all make this a great place to "hang out." :smile:
 
Congrats DT!

The list of nominees this year was awesome! I want to thank all of you for making this forum so great!

It's been nice to see how much Biology has grown over the past couple of years. :approve:
 
Way to go Doc! Its been great haveing you here.
 

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