Greg Bernhardt said:
marlon said:
Greg Bernhardt said:
marlon said:
Greg Bernhardt said:
, and a phd student in physics at IMEC (check out the link in my public profile to see where i 'work'). I work on high k dielectrics and defect modelling with ab initio calculations alla DFT 'and friends'klusener said:From what little I know of Greg, I am positively sure he is not gay.
Are you implying that my desktop photo is a lesbian?marlon said:
Danger said:
No, no-one as far as i have read the thread, but trust me, after I glance at what you have posted around, "you are not man enough" is my conclusion.marlon said:
You've already answered the question! :uhh:marlon said:
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