Who is the newest member on physicsforums.com?

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In summary, TylerDurden49 is a new member on physicsforums.com and has expressed their enjoyment of the forum and its helpfulness. They are currently studying and also enjoy fishing, particularly hunting for fish like Barracuda, Tuna, and Mackerel. Other members have playfully welcomed Tyler by hitting them with fish as part of a forum tradition. Tyler is curious about the favorite fish question being asked to every new member.
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TylerDurden49
Hey Everyone!
I'm the newest member on physicsforums.com, I really liked this forum & it's too much helpful.

Thanks
 
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Hi TylerDurden49 and welcome to physicsforums! :smile:

I hope you enjoy your time here. What are you studying??

Anyway, do you like fish??
 
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micromass said:
Hi TylerDurden49 and welcome to physicsforums! :smile:

I hope you enjoy your time here. What are you studying??

Anyway, do you like fish??

Catch him off guard - from the other thread:
"My favorite fishes are Baracuda, Tuna & Mackeral, I hunt them myself, I'm an angler too."
 
  • #4
Alright!

*smacks TylerDurden49 with a baracuda, a tuna and a mackerel*

That should do the trick :smile:
 
  • #5
Welcome to PF :smile:!
 
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Oh yeah, welcome. I guess I kinda just looked like the dude who shows up to a house party and starts telling people to hit the new guy with a tuna... and who likes THAT guy?
 
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*hits Tyler with Tuna*
Welcome to PF Tyler! Hope you enjoy your stay here! :)

LOL! Micro, I just noticed what you put for your degree. ha!
 
  • #8
WOW! So much welcoming thanks that's really cool.

What's with the favorite fish question? Why it's being asked to every one?
 

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What is the purpose of saying "Howdy I'm new here"?

It is a friendly way to introduce oneself and let others know that you are new to the community.

Why do people say "Howdy" instead of "Hello" or "Hi"?

"Howdy" is a popular greeting in some regions, particularly in the southern United States.

What should I do if someone says "Howdy I'm new here" to me?

You can respond with a friendly greeting and offer to help them get acclimated to the community.

Is saying "Howdy I'm new here" appropriate in all situations?

It may not be appropriate in formal or professional settings, but it can be used in casual or social situations.

Are there any other phrases I can use to introduce myself?

Yes, you can also say "Hello, I'm new here" or "Hi, I'm new to the community".

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