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Posted: 11/02/2010
8 Comments on I’m Back

I’m Back

Hey everyone. I’m back from Vacation. TAM London was great and I managed to score a fantastic tour of CERN. Really the whole trip was fantastic.

I’m still trying to catch up at work, but I should have some new posts up in the next day or so.

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  4. THE MAN CAN COME BACK (Mar, 1922)
  5. Back-Yard Builders Turn Out Weird and Wonderful Dreamboats (Mar, 1954)
8 comments
  1. Pwilliam says: November 2, 20105:36 pm

    Welcome home! Glad you had a good trip, though I am jealous.

  2. Firebrand38 says: November 2, 20106:17 pm

    I second that. Welcome back, Charlie.

  3. Toronto says: November 2, 20109:40 pm

    Welcome, glad, jealous too!

  4. NefariousWheel says: November 2, 201010:53 pm

    Ya, we missed you!

  5. Andrew L. Ayers says: November 3, 201012:55 pm

    Great to hear you’re back! Can’t wait to see some more posts!

  6. blueferretdog says: November 3, 20103:25 pm

    Welcome back! Thanks for such a good site,even keeping it updated when you were gone. hope you had a most excellent vacation.

  7. Anton says: November 5, 20105:12 am

    Welcome back. I’m happy that your quest for knowledge has not exceeded your love to share it with other seekers. You’re at the very edge of great quests. Thanks for taking us along.

  8. Charlie says: November 5, 20107:46 am

    Thanks everyone! Things have calmed down a bit here so new posts should be coming regularly.

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