I'm back, and planning to stay

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In summary, the conversation is about a member named Dimitri who has been absent from the forum due to real life commitments but is now back and excited to reconnect with the community. Others in the conversation are welcoming him back and praising his skills in flattery.
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Greetings all,

During the last few months, I've been neglecting PF a little, amongst other things. A little thing called real life kept getting in the way...

I'm currently restructering my life a little, and I've decided this forum is entertaining, while all the while it keeps me close to my first priority & love, namely physics.

So... to make a long story short, how have you all been? The first things that caught my eye was Evo's new avatar :bugeye: She somehow managed to grow more beautiful these last few months...

Anyway, now that I'm back, I'll gladly lend my often-not-so-humble opinion to anything that may be discussed here :biggrin:
 
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Welcome back Dimitri! Glad you've realized PF should be a priority over real life. :biggrin: :rofl:
 
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:!) :!) DIMITRI! :!) :!)

You let "real life" take precedence over PF life!

At least you understand the error of your ways. :approve:

Welcome back! We have missed you so much! (no one can flatter the way you can :blushing: )
 

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