G'day.... is apparently not a long enough title

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In summary, "G'day" is a common greeting used in Australia that is typically accompanied by a smile and a wave. It originated from the phrase "good day" and is used as a casual and friendly way to say hello. Despite its short length, "G'day" has become a popular and recognizable phrase around the world, representing the laid-back and welcoming culture of Australia.
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EnSlavingBlair
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I have just rejoined Physics Forums after having deleted my Facebook account (which is how I used to sign in here), so I've a new account but am not actually that new here - I've been around for a few years, asking the odd question here and there during undergrad and honours.
I live in Australia (hence the greeting - not that I ever actually say "g-day" in real life) and am studying a PhD in gravitational waves while also working as a science communicator for a radio astronomy group. So I'll probably have weirdly specific and diverse questions hehe

Cheers,
EnSlavingBlair :)
 
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Welcome back.
 
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Welcome back! What was your previous incarnation here?
 
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jedishrfu said:
What was your previous incarnation here?
I think it was nSlavingBlair... but it's been so long I'm not sure anymore!
 

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