Hi nice to be in a Universe I understand

In summary, Galron is a young nerd studying physics and his name is Vulcan. He recently joined a forum and is curious about others' favorite fish. He believes that physics is the key to life and is also a fan of Douglas Adams. He asks about a building and the lack of hats, and then references the importance of knowing where one's towel is in order to survive in the tough galaxy.
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Galron
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I am a nerd, youngish, not old, studying teh Physics.

My name is Vulcan.

Says it all.

Posted a little to see if this forum was for me; seems so so far. :smile:
 
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Welcome Galron! I'm sure you'll enjoy things here! :smile:

I'm just curious to whether you might have a favorite fish?

Remember: THE PHYSICS IS THE LIFE!
 
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Hey Galron! Welcome to PF.

What kind of fish do they like on Vulcan? :wink:
 
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micromass said:
Welcome Galron! I'm sure you'll enjoy things here! :smile:

I'm just curious to whether you might have a favorite fish?

Remember: THE PHYSICS IS THE LIFE!

That's an easy answer.

But you know what the Answer is Douglas Adams. :-p

The question too. :wink:

The meaning of lif...



The only thing I ask is...

"Has anyone noticed that building there before?"

"And people are not wearing enough hats? Why?"
 
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It's a tough galaxy. You want to survive out here, you really got to know where your towel is.
 
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Welcome :biggrin:
 
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Welcome Galron! I think you'll like it here :smile:.
 

FAQ: Hi nice to be in a Universe I understand

What is the meaning of "Hi nice to be in a Universe I understand"?

The phrase "Hi nice to be in a Universe I understand" is a common greeting used to acknowledge one's understanding and appreciation of the complexities and mysteries of the universe. It conveys a sense of wonder and awe towards the vastness and beauty of our universe.

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The origin of the phrase is unknown. It is often used in casual conversations and in popular culture, but its original creator is not known.

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The use of this phrase suggests that the person is curious about the universe and has a deep appreciation for its complexities. They may also have a sense of humility and wonder towards the grandeur of our world.

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