Welcome to the Maths & Physics Forum!

In summary, the conversation is about a new member named Daminc who loves math and physics and is excited to join the Physics Forums community. The other members welcome him and offer their assistance. Some members also mention their love for math and physics and how they can relate to Daminc's interests. There is also a discussion about the forum's features and a friendly greeting from one of the members.
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Daminc
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I been reading my way through your forum and thought I'd join in for a while :smile:

Just a bit of background:

I love maths and physics. Although I'm not the smartest guy in town I like to think I can hold my own when it comes to the theoretical side of things. Most people I know usually look at me with a blank look upon their face or are simply not interested in physics in general (some of them even claim they don't like math )

Anyway, I thought it would be nice to be able to comunicate with some similar minded people for a change.
 
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Welcome to Physics Forums Daminc. I hope you enjoy your stay. Let me know if there is anything I can do for you!
 
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Daminc,
Welcome to PF and might I add that you have no doubt come to the right place. There are many well educated members here who are quite giving of themselves when it comes to answering questions and discussing any number of things.
 
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Welcome Daminc!

No scrolling welcome from BoulderHead, it just aint the same forum
 
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HI
 
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aaahhhh...a much better welcome!

At least it should be if this attachment works!

EDIT: It was animated, apparently PF doesn't support animated gif's...sorry:smile: I don't think the picture is even showing up though.
 
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ALOHA!

GREEETINZ AND SALUTAIONZ!

THOU ART WELCOME 'ERE, SIRE!

:smile: :wink:

We, like, totally hope that you'll like be here, for a totally long time! like, oh my gawd, welcome!
 
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HELLO
 
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Cheers for the welcome my fellow aspiring intellectuals
 
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WELCOME Daminc ! :smile:

Originally posted by Daminc
some of them even claim they don't like math
Yep, I came to know that feeling too, hope
it'll be cured soon...
 
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Originally posted by kyle_soule
Welcome Daminc!

No scrolling welcome from BoulderHead, it just aint the same forum
Uh-hum,
Let's see if I can figure it out...

Nope. I can't find the option anymore.:frown:
 
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Originally posted by MajinVegeta
ALOHA!

GREEETINZ AND SALUTAIONZ!

THOU ART WELCOME 'ERE, SIRE!

:smile: :wink:

We, like, totally hope that you'll like be here, for a totally long time! like, oh my gawd, welcome!

Careful Majin, you might scare him away.
 
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Good afternoon.
 
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A belated WELCOME
 
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Cheers again people
 

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