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anemone.

Hello and welcome back to MHB, mathmaniac!

We are happy to see that you have returned, and we look forward to your continued participation here!

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MarkFL.

Hello and welcome back to MHB, mathmaniac!

We are happy to see that you have returned, and we look forward to your continued participation here!

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MarkFL.

LOL! Kind of obvious, eh?

But yes, I created a vBulletin product that will welcome new and returning members via visitor message, drawing randomly from a list of staff members who have signed on to be the authors of such messages.

Hello and welcome back to MHB, mathmaniac!

We are happy to see that you have returned, and we look forward to your continued participation here!

On Behalf Of MHB's Staff,

MarkFL.

Happy Birthday! Hope you had a nice one!

Thanks!

I live in the central part of Sri Lanka from the time I was born. Only the north and north eastern parts of Sri Lanka was heavily effected by the war. There was a risk of bomb explosions and terrorist attacks all around the country but we weren't in the war zone and weren't directly effected by the war.

I don't have much of a liking for exams too. But you know, they are there and will be there in times to come. If you are getting A's and A+'s for all your exams that should be thought of as a privilege at least. When I was in school, I rarely got good grades and most of the time I was the 22~27th in the class (out of about 30~36 students). The problem about this is that I was told by many people to study harder and achieve something better. So if you can achieve A's and A+'s effortlessly that is something to be quite happy about.

Yes, the war in Sri Lanka is completely over, which I think is a great thing indeed.

Why don't you think it's a big deal? But in a way, taking it casually is also great 'cause you'll not get pressurized by the feeling that you have to continue getting A+'s.