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27th March 2007, 03:00 AM
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At first I thought you were talking to me, I am Dave as well.
 I will look into your websites. Yep, I'm down for the math, hope to study ME in college with specialization in acoustics/noise control, so I'm always down for some physics. Dunno if an 18 yr old's high school physics will be sufficient, but I'll try my best. Thanks again! |
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